Tokyo Review/ PhD candidate Michael Bosack’s article on the website Tokyo Review at “Under-Qualified and In Charge” http://www.tokyoreview.net/2018/11/under-qualified-cybersecurity-minister/
The 2018 Culti Fiesta was held on Saturday November 24th, and showcased the best in IUJ’s diversity and culture. This is one of the university’s largest annual events, alongside the Open Day and International Festival held each May. A total of eighteen groups took to the stage on the night, with music and dance performances on display from all corners of the globe. With students hailing from around 50 countries, the sharing of cultures and traditions is a fundamental part of studying at IUJ. Events like the Culti Fiesta allow students to introduce a part of their country to their peers, student’s families, and the school’s faculty and staff. The […]
日本語はこちら Living in Japan right now, and looking to further your education? The International University of Japan is holding an information session in Osaka on Sunday, December 2nd from 2pm until 6pm, to give prospective students insight into what the school has to offer. IUJ was established in 1982 as the first English-language graduate school in Japan. Currently, 360 students from 60 countries and regions undertake studies at the university, with over 4,300 additional alumni hailing from a total of 129 countries and regions. It truly lives up to being the university Where the World Gathers. IUJ is a school that is continually growing – not just by the number […]
IUJ will proudly honor our top academically performing students in the Graduate School of International Management with the “James Brian Quinn Scholar” Award starting with the Class of 2019. This unique honor will be earned only by the top 5% of the graduating class* based on cumulative GPA for the duration of their IUJ degree program. This Award’s namesake, Dr. J. Brian Quinn (1928 – 2012), became the first Dean of IUJ’s business school, Graduate School of International Management, in 1988 when it opened its doors with the help of the Amos Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College’s graduate business school in the United States. He served in this capacity […]
Event: Information Session in Delhi, India Date: 30th November, 2018 Time: 3 PM -5 PM Venue: ARG Consulting Pvt. Ltd. UGCS 43, Corporate Floors Ansal Plaza, Sector 1 Vaishali (near Vaishali Metro Station), Delhi NCR, Ghaziabad-201010, Uttar Paradesh, India === IUJ: Where the World Gathers! === Living in India right now, and looking to further your education in Japan? The International University of Japan holds the information session in Delhi, India on Friday, 26th October to give prospective students insight into what the school has to offer. IUJ was established in 1982 as the first English-language graduate school in Japan. Currently, 360 students from 60 countries undertake studies at […]
Event: Information Session in Delhi, India Date: 16th November, 2018 Time: 3 PM -5 PM Venue: ARG Consulting Pvt. Ltd. UGCS 43, Corporate Floors Ansal Plaza, Sector 1 Vaishali (near Vaishali Metro Station), Delhi NCR, Ghaziabad-201010, Uttar Paradesh, India === IUJ: Where the World Gathers! === Living in India right now, and looking to further your education in Japan? The International University of Japan holds the information session in Delhi, India on Friday, 26th October to give prospective students insight into what the school has to offer. IUJ was established in 1982 as the first English-language graduate school in Japan. Currently, 360 students from 60 countries undertake studies at […]
Wiley Online Library (November)/ Professor N. S. Cooray’s book has a book review article on Wiley Online Library Here is the link to the article: https://rdcu.be/baOMq
On October 30th, Dr. Malone, Rector of the United Nations University, gave a lecture titled “The UN Security Council at a Time of Geo-Strategic Tension.” Dr. Malone explained the diverse challenges that the UN Security Council faces in addressing current world affairs, such as the increasing complexity of civil wars in the Middle East and Africa, growing difficulties for UN PKOs, nuclear and missile development problems, and the power balance shift with the rise of China. In the discussion session with the students, he clarified that the UN Security Council’s problems are not just institutional ones, such as veto power and representation. He pointed out the lack of common goals […]
On October 5th, Shinichi Kitaoka presented a special lecture on “Japan’s modernization and Fukuzawa Yukichi” at the MLIC Hall. Kitaoka is the current president of JICA, and a former professor and president of IUJ. The lecture was part of the new Japan Development Program operated jointly by IUJ and JICA, but was open to any interested students. The lecture gave an overview of Japan’s modernization after the Meiji Restoration, from the perspective of political and diplomatic history. Kitaoka described the transition from the feudal systems of the Edo period (1603-1868) to the modern political institutions and industrial state of the Meiji era. He highlighted the influence of renowned Japanese scholar […]
Niigata Nippo (October 10)/ International Onigiri Challange and student’s comments were carried in the Niigata Nippo newspaper. Here is the link to the aricle (in Japanese): http://www.niigata-nippo.co.jp/news/local/20181010424649.html