GIC センター認定科目／GIC Certified-Course

アジアワークショップの履修について
Registration for Asia Workshop
湘南藤沢キャンパス開講の次の科目は、日吉キャンパス所属の学生も履修可能です。
◆設置学部 ：総合政策学部・環境情報学部◆科

目 ：アジアワークショップ（2023 年度秋学期・火曜日３限）◆科目担当者：ヴ レ タオ チ君、大川 恵子君◆登録番号 ：24128◆教

室 ：日吉グローバルスタジオ（独立館地下１階）◆定

員 ：日吉キャンパスから１0 名以内◆各学部の取り扱いは各学部担当に確認してください。
◆対象 ：日吉キャンパスの所属学生◆履修方法：・オンラインフォームから申し出てください。https://forms.gle/SCugJ6qo3Nb457P19
・申込期限：9 月 26 日（火）7:30a.m.
・定員を超えた場合には抽選になります。
・履修を許可された場合は、keio.jp メッセージにて通知します。履修申告期間（一次）中に履修登録をお願いいたします。曜日・時限重複エラーがでた場合は、各学部担当までご連絡ください。なお、履修申告期間に取り消すことが可能です。

参考：2023 年度講義内容 （内容は変更されることがあります）

Course Summary: Asia Workshop is the dynamic working space where students andinstructors work together to discuss emerging issues in Asia. Topics for discussion changes
every year to keep up with changes at both regional and global scales.
For this year, the workshop focuses the discussion on “What is Asia?” Is Asia just a group ofcountries with different culture, histories and economies? What is so unique about Asia? What,in addition to its geographical location, makes Asia Asian and remain Asian in the context ofglobalization? To answer the question, we will provide a series of guest-speaker lectures on
Asia and its member countries to generate understanding in width and in depth about Asiaand how it has adapted to globalization.
We also design activities of fieldwork simulation to engage students in intensive observationof what is around in their living environment. We will introduce Immersive technologies tofacilitate the students’ first-hand observations.
Objectives / Intended Learning Outcome: The course provides a workshop-style environment
for students to be engaged in the discussion about Asia and emerging issues in Asia. Students
are expected to develop analytical and interpretive skills that facilitate problem finding andsolving.

<English ver.>The course at SFC indicated below will be provided to Hiyoshi campus students.
◆Faculties offering course：Faculty of Policy Management and Faculty of Environmentand Information Studies◆Course name：Asia Workshop (Fall 2023, Tue. 3rd period)◆Lecturers: Vu Le Thao Chi・Keiko Okawa◆Registration number：24128◆Classroom：Hiyoshi Global Studio located on B1 floor of the Independence Wing
◆Enrollment limit：Approximately 10 students from Hiyoshi campus◆Please consult with the faculty at which you are enrolled for more information.
◆Eligibility : Students belonging to Hiyoshi Campus◆How to Register：・Apply through Online form: https://forms.gle/SCugJ6qo3Nb457P19
・Deadline：September 26 (Tue) 7:30a.m.
・When it is oversubscribed, there will be a draw.
・Students who are permitted to take this course will be announced via “message” ofkeio.jp. Please make sure to register on your own during the1st registration period. If
you are not able to register, please contact your faculty staff. In case they need to cancel
it, do so during the registration period.

FYR: Course Descriptions of A/Y 2023（Contents might be changed.）
Course Summary: Asia Workshop is the dynamic working space where students and instructors
work together to discuss emerging issues in Asia. Topics for discussion changes every year to keep
up with changes at both regional and global scales.
For this year, the workshop focuses the discussion on “What is Asia?” Is Asia just a group ofcountries with different culture, histories and economies? What is so unique about Asia? What,in addition to its geographical location, makes Asia Asian and remain Asian in the context ofglobalization? To answer the question, we will provide a series of guest-speaker lectures on Asiaand its member countries to generate understanding in width and in depth about Asia and how
it has adapted to globalization.
We also design activities of fieldwork simulation to engage students in intensive observation ofwhat is around in their living environment. We will introduce Immersive technologies to facilitate
the students’ first-hand observations.
Objectives / Intended Learning Outcome: The course provides a workshop-style environment for
students to be engaged in the discussion about Asia and emerging issues in Asia. Students areexpected to develop analytical and interpretive skills that facilitate problem finding and solving.