Career Design for University Student

In this course, students will learn about knowledge and abilities indispensable for future involvement and active participation in society. Students will independently identify, analyze, and solve issues. Classes will involve activity-based learning based on solving problems while improving communication skills and active learning rooted ingroup work. Moreover, this course will be conducted by (1) the instructor in charge (who has entrepreneurial experience / experience working in a company) and (2) an external lecturer (practitioner).

Communication, problem discovery and solving, logical thinking, urban development, business planning, public services, Shinshu orientation, regional orientation, regional issues, regional revitalization, regional management, multicultural collaboration, career, work experience, group work, fieldwork

Class 1: Course guidance: What is career design?
Class 2: Know yourself (1): Self-analysis and goal setting
Class 3: Know yourself (2): Basic skills and portfolios for working adults
Class 4: Know your career (1) The work of a financial planner
Class 5: Dialogue: Solving problems as a team
Class 6: Knowing your career (2): Work that tackles local issues
Class 7: Communication etiquette
Class 8: Ability to define problems (1): Ability to investigate and analyze (information literacy)
Class 9: Ability to define problems (2): Structuring issues to connect resources and problems
Class 10: Know your career (3): A life of working abroad
Class 11: Know your career (4): Work in your own way
Class 12: Problem-solving skills (1): Practical problem-solving (suggesting problems)
Class 13: Problem-solving skills (2): Ability to summarize and convey thoughts (presentations)
Class 14: Problem-solving skills (3): Group work
Class 15: Problem-solving skills (4): Presentations, course survey

Syllabus (Japanese site only)