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Announcement of a seminar hosted by the Center for Global Education Policy Studies at the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University.

Writer: 健太郎 島田
健太郎 島田
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We have received the following announcement from Professor Keiichi Ogawa of Kobe University.If you are interested, please feel free to attend.

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The Center for Global Education Policy and Planning (GEPP) at the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University, will co-host the following three international seminars from November through December 2026.


The seminars on November 6 and December 11 will be held online, while the seminar on November 16 will be held in person. Those wishing to participate should register using the application form for each session.



Date and Time:2026年11月6日(金)9:00~10:30

Seminar Title:Transitioning into An Academic Career, Conducting Original Research, and Three Recent Studies

Speaker : Dr. Bernhard Streitwieser, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education and Human Development, The George Washington University

Event Format:Online(Zoom)

Language:English



Date and Time:2026年11月16日(月)17:00~18:30

Seminar Title:Who Governs Deep-Sea Mining? A Battle between Global Governance and National GovernanceS

Speaker:Dr. Lai-Ha Chan, Senior Lecturer, SoCSS Discipline of Social and Political Science, University of Technology, Sydney

Event Format:On-site (the venue is below)

Venue:Large Conference Room, 1st Floor, Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University

Language:English




Date and Time:2026年12月11日(金)9:00~10:30

Seminar Title:Hybrid Governance of Teachers in Contexts of Forced Displacement: Implications & Opportunities

Speaker:Dr. Mary Mendenhall, Associate Professor, Teachers College, Columbia University

Event Format:Online(Zoom)

Language:English




For details on each seminar, please visit the Global Education Policy Planning and Research Center (GEPP) website.


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