FY 2022

Nagoya UniversityESDProgram

Nagoya University
Education for Sustainable Development
Consortium Program with 6 Graduate Schools

Nagoya University Education for SustainableDevelopment Program (NU ESD Program) which relates
to sustainable development (SD) education andresearch, was launched in 2013. Nagoya University nowoﬀers the ESD Program in collaboration with 6 Graduate
Schools associated with SD, including the Graduate
school of Environmental Studies, International
Development, Bioagricultural Studies, Engineering,Economics and Humanities.
In 2014, the UNESCO World Conference on the UN's
10 Years of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD,2005 - 2014) held in Nagoya. In 2015, the UN adopted the2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs). SDGs have 17 goals which aim to end poverty,
protect the planet and improve the lives and prospects ofeveryone, everywhere. And each goal has multiple
targets, in all 169.
The Nagoya University Academic Charter states that
we seek to, "Contribute to global exchange, especially

環境学
GSES
人文学
GSH

経済学
SOEC

Education for
Sustainable
Development
Programby 6 Graduate
Schools

国際開発
GSID

生命農学
GSBS

工学
ENGG

with Asian countries, by promoting international academic
collaboration and the education of international students".
We hope our students at Nagoya University will become
the leaders of a sustainable future. To fulﬁll this role,basic understanding and sharing of values, principles, andknowledge in SD as part of their liberal arts study iscrucial. And students must balance discipline-type andsolution-type research and education related to SD.
Students admitted to a master's course in any of thegraduate schools (Initial Postgraduate Program) may earn
up to 10 credits in other graduate schools. Approximately,
1,100 students in total join this program annually, andabout 70 of them take subjects at another graduate
school in FY2021. Check the graduate school ordepartment's provisions on courses for details.
Through the NU ESD Program, it is expected thatstudents will be acquired the value and knowledge of SD,
disciplines and skills to ﬁnd solutions, and ability ofsimultaneously achieve multiple SDGs.

See our website for details
on this program and ESD-related information.

Education and Research Center for
Sustainable Co-Development,
Nagoya University
http://www.nuesd.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp
April, 2022

2022 Course Lists of Graduate Schools
Graduate School of Environmental Studies (GSES)

Syllabus: https://syllabus.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/data/2022/34_2022.html

The association between each GSES Course and the 17 goals of SDGs is available on the website.
http://www.nuesd.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/pdf/sdgs/ESD2022_SDGs.pdf
Classes taught in English

Course Title

Classes may be taught in English (depending on the request of the students)

FormatClass

Semester

CreditRoomField Seminar on Environmental Studies

Seminar

M 1, 2Spring2

Lecture Room 1/GSES

Ecology

LectureM 1, 2

Fall

2

Lecture Room 1/GSESInstructors

DayPeriod

Prof. Yasuhiko Nishizawa (Lead)

Wed.

5thProf. Kenichiro Sugitani, Prof. Ken Yoda

Wed.

2nd－－Introduction for Sustainable Development

LectureM 1, 2N/A

2－Prof. Masao Takano, Prof. Hirokazu Kato, Prof. Hisashi Komatsu,
Designated Assoc. Prof. Noriko Sugiyama

Sustainability and Environmental Studies

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2Lecture Room 2/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Anatoly Zinchenko, Prof. Hiroki Tanikawa, Assoc. Prof.
Miho IryoFri.

2ndStudies on Water Environment

LectureM 1, 2Spring2Lecture Room 3/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Noriyuki Kawamura (Lead)

Wed.

2nd

Environmental Studies on Natural Resourcesand Energy

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Lecture Room 2/GSES

Prof. Masao Takano

Thu.

2nd

Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable
Local CommunitiesSeminar

M 1, 2

YearRound

4

Seminar Room3/GSES

Prof. Masao Takano

Mon.

5th

Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation
1A: Understanding Natural Hazard

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Lecture Room 2/GSES

Prof. Yasuhiro Suzuki(Lead)

Fri.

3rd

Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation
1B: Social Science Approaches

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2

Lecture Room 1/GSES

Prof. Makoto Takahashi, Assoc. Prof. Kenji Muroi

Wed.

1stScience and Technology for Disaster Mitigation
2: Methodology for Disaster Mitigation

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2

GensaiHall/DisasterMitigration Research Center

Assoc. Prof. Takuya Nagae(Lead)

Thu.

2ndScience and Technology for Disaster Mitigation
3A: Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (1)LectureM 1, 2Spring1

GensaiHall/DisasterMitigration Research Center

Prof. Jun Tobita

TBD

TBD

Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation
3B: Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (2)LectureM 1, 2

Fall

1

GensaiHall/DisasterMitigration Research Center

Prof. Jun Tobita

TBDTBD

Introduction to Geology

LectureM1

Spring2

Seminar Room1/GSES

Disgnated Assoc. Prof. Marc Andre Humblet

Mon.

2ndSustainable City Studies

LectureM1

Spring2

Lecture Room 2/GSES

Prof. Hiroki Tanikawa(Lead)

Wed.

2nd

Environmental Urban Systems

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2

Lecture Room 1/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Miho Iryo

Mon.

2nd

English Communication in Environmental
Issues

LectureM 1, 2Spring1

Lecture Room 2/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Miho Iryo, Lecturer CHUN Sohyun

Fri.

4thSpecial Lecture on Environmental Studies(English language) 1

LectureM 1, 2TBD

1

TBDAcademic Affairs Committee

TBD

TBD

Special Lecture on Environmental Studies(English language) 2

LectureM 1, 2TBD

2TBD

Academic Affairs Committee

TBD

TBD

Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Lecture Room 2/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Shinichi Shirono(Lead)

Tue.

1st

Global and Urban Warmings

LectureM 1, 2

N/A

2－Prof. Takeshi Nakatsuka(Lead)－－

Housing and Environment

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2

Lecture Room 3/GSES

Assoc. Prof. Teruyuki Saito(Lead)

Tue.

2nd

Environmental Policies and Strategies

LectureM 1, 2

Intensive Fall

2TBD

Prof. Ryo Kohsaka

TBD

TBD

Environmental Ethics

LectureM 1, 2

N/A2－

Prof. Koji Maruyama－－Classes and Research Instruction in Basic
Environmental Studies ISeminar

D 1, 2TBD

2TBD

Prof. Masao Takano, Prof. Hirokazu Kato

TBD

TBD

Classes and Research Instruction in Basic
Environmental Studies IISeminar

D2TBD

2TBD

Prof. Masao Takano, Prof. Hirokazu Kato

TBD

TBD

On-site Research Training in ClinicalEnvironmental Studies IField

D 1, 2TBD

2TBD

Prof. Hirokazu Kato, Assoc. Prof. Yasuhiro Hirano, Assoc. Prof. Noriyuki
Kawamura, Asst. Prof. Takafumi Miyasaka, Visiting Prof. Hiromi
Yamashita

TBD

TBD

On-site Research Training in ClinicalEnvironmental Studies II

Field

D2TBD

2TBD

Prof. Hirokazu Kato, Assoc. Prof. Yasuhiro Hirano, Assoc. Prof. Noriyuki
Kawamura, Asst. Prof. Takafumi Miyasaka, Visiting Prof. Hiromi
Yamashita

TBD

TBD

Graduate School of Engineering (ENGG)

Syllabus:http://syllabus.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp/syllabus/index.html?gcf=hcoJwpNbDq4%3D

Course Title

FormatClassSemester

CreditRoom

Instructors

Day

PeriodCivil Engineering and Policies for Developing
Countries Ⅰ

LectureM 1, 2

N/A

2－－－－

Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing
Countries ⅡLecture

M 1, 2Fall

2911/ENGGBldg.

Prof. Kiichiro Hayashi

Wed.

3rd

Advanced Theory of River Basin Management

LectureM1

Spring2102/ENGG Bldg. 8Prof. Yuji Toda

Tue.

2ndConservation and Ecotoxicology of Soil andWater

LectureM1

Spring

2Seminar Room 2/ENGG
Bldg. 9Prof. Arata Katayama

Thu.

2nd

Graduate School of Economics (SOEC)
Course Title

FormatClass

Semester

CreditRoomInstructors

Day

PeriodTheme Workshop (Resource, the Environment
and Economic Growth)

Seminar

M1-D3

N/A

2－－－－Day

PeriodGraduate School of International Development (GSID)
Course Title

Syllabus: https://syllabus.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/data/2022/30_2022.html

FormatClass

Semester

CreditRoomInstructors

Introduction to International Development

LectureM 1, 2Spring

2On-line

GSID Faculty Members (Lead: TBD)

Wed.

3rd

Japan's Development Experience

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2On-lineGSID Faculty Members (Lead: TBD)

Wed.

3rd

Development Cooperation

LectureM 1, 2

Fall

2

TBD

Prof. Masafumi Nagaishi(Applied Social System Institute of Asia)

TBD

TBD

Development Assistance

LectureM 1, 2

N/A

2－－－2

TBD

Adjunct Prof. Masato Noda

TBD

TBD

－Theory on Non-Governmental Organizations

LectureM 1, 2

IntensiveSpring

Development Economics

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Auditorium

Prof. Shigeru Otsubo

Tue.

2nd

Law and Development

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Lecture Room 2/GSID

Prof. Yuzuru Shimada

Thu.

2nd

Development and JusticeLectureM 1, 2N/A

2－－－Political Institution Theory

LectureM 1, 2Fall

2

Lecture Room 3/GSID

Assoc. Prof. Isamu Okada

Tue.

2ndPeacebuilding

LectureM 1, 2

Spring2

Auditorium

Assoc. Prof. Kentaro Fujikawa

Fri.

4thInternational Development and Poverty

LectureM 1, 2Spring2

Auditorium

Prof. Sanae ItoThu.

2nd

Sustainable Tourism and Development

LectureM 1, 2

N/A

2－－－

Day

PeriodGraduate School of Bioagricultural Studies (GSBS)
Course Title
Principles of Bioagricultural Sciences－－

Syllabus: https://syllabus.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/data/2022/09_2022.html

FormatClass

Semester

CreditRoom

Instructors

LectureM1

Spring 1

1

Lecture Room 12/GSBS

GSBS Faculty Members

Tue.

1st5thForest Environment Science

LectureM1

Fall 1

1Lecture Room 7/GSBS

Assoc. Prof. Takafumi Tanaka, Asst. Prof. Ayumi Kotani, Assoc. Prof. TokoMon.
Tanikawa

Forest Biology

LectureM1

Spring 2

1Lecture Room 5/GSBS

Assoc. Prof. Hisashi Kajimura, Prof. Nobuhiro Tomaru, Assoc. Prof.
Michiko Nakagawa, Lecturer Kazuharu Ogawa, Asst. Prof. Wataru TokiMon.

1stForest Sociology

LectureM1

Fall 1

1Lecture Room 7/GSBS

Prof. Kazuhiro Harada, Assoc. Prof. Takafumi Tanaka, Assoc. Prof. Seiji
IwanagaThu.

1stForest Resource Industrialization

LectureM1

Spring 2

1Lecture Room 7/GSBSAssoc. Prof. Mariko Yamasaki, Assoc. Prof. Kazukiyo Yamamoto, Assoc. Prof.
Seiji Iwanaga, Prof. Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Asst. Prof. Kosei AndoThu.

5thAdvanced Soil Science

LectureM1

Spring 1

1Lecture Room 5/GSBS

Prof. Akira Watanabe, Prof. Jun Murase, Prof. Susumu Asakawa, Lecturer
Mon.
Takeshi Watanabe

1stAdvanced Biomass Science

LectureM1

Spring 1

1Lecture Room 7/GSBS

Prof. Kazuhiko Fukushima, Prof. Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Assoc. Prof.
Takanori Imai, Assoc. Prof. Masato Yoshida, Lecturer Dan Aoki

Fri.

5thWood Cytology

LectureM1

Fall 11Lecture Room 5/GSBS

Prof. Kazuhiko Fukushima, Prof. Hiroyuki Yamamoto, Assoc. Prof.
Takanori Imai, Assoc. Prof. Masato Yoshida, Lecturer Dan AokiThu.

5thAnalysis for Biological Materials

LectureM1

Spring 1

1

Lecture Room 5/GSBS

Prof. Satoru Tsuchikawa, Assoc. Prof. Mariko Yamasaki, Lecturer Tetsuya
Inagaki, Asst. Prof. Kosei Ando

Mon.

2nd

Nonlinear Mechanics of Materials

LectureM1

Fall 1

1

Lecture Room 7/GSBS

Assoc. Prof. Mariko Yamasaki, Asst. Prof. Kosei AndoThu.

2nd

Graduate School of Humanities(GSH)
Course Title

FormatClassSyllabus:https://syllabus.lit.nagoya-u.ac.jp/curriculum3

Semester

CreditRoom

Instructors

Day

Period

TBD

TBD

2

TBD

Prof. Yoshimitsu Kajiwara, Prof. Naoto Yamamoto,
Asst. Prof. Nobuyuki Ito

2TBD

Prof. Yoshimitsu Kajiwara

TBD

TBD

Fall

2

TBD

Prof. Kensuke Chikamoto

Fri.

2nd

M 1, 2Spring2

TBD

Prof. Tomohiro Furuoya, Prof. Yoshimitu Kajiwara

Mon.

5thSeminar

M 1, 2Spring2

TBD

Prof. Tomohiro Furuoya, Assoc. Prof. Hideya KawanishiMon.

1stSeminar

M 1, 2

Fall

2

TBD

Prof. Tomohiro Furuoya, Assoc. Prof. Hideya KawanishiMon.

1stAdvanced Seminar on Archaeology I*

Seminar

M 1, 2

Advanced Seminar on Archaeology II*Seminar

M 1, 2

Research on Cultural Heritage

LectureM 1, 2

Studies in Cultural Resources ISeminar

Studies in Cultural Resources IIa
Studies in Cultural Resources IIb

Intensive
SpringIntensive
Fall*Please contact Prof. Yoshimitsu Kajiwara(kajiwara@lit.nagoya-u.ac.jp)before attending (expect for Archaeology Student).

FY2022The ESD Consortium Program Mechanism
Obtaining Skills &Competencies for Solution

Shared Values /Knowledge

Diversity & InterDependency of
the Environment,
Economy,Society& Culture

Knowledge
Climate Change,
Biodiversity,
Water/Energy
Resources,Population,
Health, Disaster
Management,
Vulnerability/Instability

Principle

Sustainable
Living,Democracy,Sustainable
Production &Consumption,
Equality &Peace in Society

Value

Justice, Equality,
Tolerance,
Sufficiency &Responsibility

Sustainability and EnvironmentalStudies(GSES)
Introduction to Earth and PlanetarySciences(GSES)
Ecology(GSES)
Environmental Urban Systems (GSES)
Civil Engineering and Policies forDeveloping Countries Ⅱ(ENGG)
Theme Workshop (Resource, theEnvironment and Economic Growth)(SOEC)
Forest Resource Industrialization(GSBS)
Sustainable City Studies(GSES)
Global and Urban Warmings(GSES)
Principles of Bioagricultural Sciences (GSBS)
Forest Environment Science(GSBS)
Forest Biology(GSBS)
Forest Sociology(GSBS)
Advanced Soil Science(GSBS)
Wood Cytology(GSBS)
Nonlinear Mechanics of Materials(GSBS)
Studies on Water Environment(GSES)
Environmental Studies on Natural Resourcesand Energy(GSES)
Introduction to Geology（GSES)
Advanced Theory of River BasinManagement(ENGG)
Conservation and Ecotoxicology of Soil andWater(ENGG)
Housing and Environment(GSES)
Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 1A: Understanding NaturalHazard(GSES)
Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 1B: Social Science
Approaches(GSES)
Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 2: Methodology for Disaster
Mitigation(GSES)
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies(English language) 1(GSES)
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies(English language) 2(GSES)
Introduction for Sustainable Development(GSES)
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic
Environmental Studies I(GSES)
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic
Environmental Studies II(GSES)
Environmental Ethics(GSES)
Introduction to International
Development(GSID)
Development and Justice(GSID)
Peacebuilding(GSID)

Institutional
Innovation

Environmental Policies and Strategies(GSES)
English Communication in EnvironmentalIssues(GSES)
Japan's Development Experience(GSID)
Development Cooperation(GSID)
Development Assistance(GSID)
Theory on Non-GovernmentalOrganizations(GSID)
Development Economics(GSID)
Law and Development(GSID)
Political Institution Theory(GSID)
International Development andPoverty(GSID)
Sustainable Tourism and Development(GSID)

Local,
Traditional&Indigenous
Knowledge

Field Seminar on EnvironmentalStudies(GSES)
Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local Communities(GSES)On-site Research Training in ClinicalEnvironmental Studies I(GSES)On-site Research Training in ClinicalEnvironmental Studies II(GSES)
Studies in Cultural ResourcesⅠ(GSH)Studies in Cultural ResourcesⅡa(GSH)Studies in Cultural ResourcesⅡb(GSH)Research on Cultural Heritage(GSH)
Advanced Seminar on Archaeology I(GSH)
Advanced Seminar on Archaeology II(GSH)

TechnologicalInnovation

Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 3A: Practical Actions for Disaster
Mitigation (1) (GSES)
Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 3B: Practical Actions for Disaster
Mitigation (2)(GSES)
Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries Ⅰ(ENGG)
Analysis for Biological Materials(GSBS)
Advanced Biomass Science(GSBS)

Nagoya University Education for Sustainable Development Programby 6 Graduate Schools (GSES, GSID, GSBS, ENGG, SOEC, GSH)

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