Joint Degree Master in Transcultural Studies
Kyoto University | Graduate School of Letters
The Transcultural Studies Division invites Prof. Frank Bennett (Nagoya University) to hold a workshop on Juris-M, a cross-platform, multilingual reference manager (July 7, 2018).
Continue reading “Multilingual Reference Managing Workshop”
Interested students are invited to an orientation on May 26, 2018 (Sat), 14:30-16:00, at the Faculty of Letters building.
They will learn about the Transcultural Studies major and how to apply for a position in the joint degree program. Continue reading “Student Orientation Kyoto (2018/05/26)”
The new syllabus for the Joint Degree program and the Courses on Asian and Transcultural Studies is now available online. Continue reading “New Syllabus Online”
Talk by Martin Rathmann (Heidelberg) that focuses on technologies that may mitigate care problems and generate new solutions to demographic issues. Kyoto University, February 5 (Mon), 2018.
Time: 17:30
Location: Faculty of Letters, Sociology Common Lab, 5th floor (社会学共同研究室)
On December 9 (Sat), 2017, the Graduate School of Letters holds its annual Ibunkai Symposium. This year, the event celebrates the establishment of the new Joint Degree Master in Transcultural Studies. The Japanese-language symposium titled “Rethinking Transcultural Studies” (文化越境のダイナミックス) introduces the audience to the genealogy and core theories of the field and showcases current research projects. Continue reading “Rethinking Transcultural Dynamics”
Interested students are invited to an orientation on October 18, 2017 (Wed), lunch break, at the Faculty of Letters building.
They will learn about the new Transcultural Studies major and how to apply for a position in the joint degree program. Continue reading “Student Orientation Kyoto (2017/10/18)”
On June 27, 2017, the Kyoto University Graduate School of Letters received the authorization from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) to establish a “Joint Degree Master of Arts Program in Transcultural Studies” with its partner, the Heidelberg Centre for Transcultural Studies (HCTS) at Heidelberg University, Germany. Continue reading “Ministry Authorization”