Designated Research Topics

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University Consortium Kyoto (hereinafter referred to as the “Foundation”). Since its establishment in 1994, member universities and junior colleges (hereinafter referred to as “member schools”) have been operating as member universities. In cooperation with local governments and economic organizations in the Kyoto area, we have been working on a variety of advanced and challenging projects ahead of consortium organizations nationwide.
On the other hand, a quarter of a century has passed since the foundation’s establishment, and due to the impact of the new coronavirus infection that broke out in early 2020, the social and higher education situation surrounding the foundation and its member schools has changed dramatically.
Based on this situation, the Foundation has entrusted research that contributes to solving project issues to faculty and staff of member schools who specialize in the relevant fields under the “Designated Survey Projects” that began in fiscal 2015, and uses the results to review, improve, develop new projects, and upgrade them.

year NO Selected Research Projects
2015 1 theme Survey on the Factors Inhibiting Employment of International Students in Japan and the Kyoto Area
Principal Investigator Professor, Faculty of Law, Kyoto Sangyo University Masanori Nakatani
2 theme Questionnaire survey on internship graduates
Principal Investigator Ritsuko Kawamura, Professor, Faculty of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University
2016 1 theme Construction of a database of accessibility and reasonable accommodations for the elimination of discrimination against people with disabilities at universities
Toward the establishment of a collaborative organization for the support office for students with disabilities
Principal Investigator Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University Satoshi Yoshida
2017 1 theme An empirical study on the significance and effect of academic exchange
―Toward a proposal for a place for academic exchange that takes advantage of the charm of “Kyoto, the city of universities and students”―
Principal Investigator Associate Professor, Faculty of Policy Studies, Ryukoku University, Yoshie Inoue
2019 1 theme About the ideal way of recurrent education in Kyoto and the promotion of initiatives at member schools and foundations
Principal Investigator Kyoto Women’s University Specially Appointed Vice President and Director of the Center for Regional Collaborative Studies Eiko Takeyasu
2 theme Growth follow-up survey of various SD training graduates and participants and the future of systematic SD training
Principal Investigator Kyoto Bunkyo University Educational Planning Division Director Takamichi Murayama
2020 1 theme New development of the Kyoto brand in attracting international students
~Development of a model case based on the University Consortium Kyoto~
Principal Investigator Ritsumeikan University Faculty of Economics Office Noritaka Hashimoto
2 theme Social Network Analysis of the Role Structure of University Consortium Kyoto Member Universities in Regional Networks
Principal Investigator Professor, Faculty of Contemporary Sociology, Kyoto Sangyo University Jun Kanemitsu
2021 1 theme Re-exploration of the core values of Kyoto, the city of the university:
To open up a future of unit compatibility
Principal Investigator Ritsumeikan University Organization for the Promotion of Common Education, Professor Hiroshi Yamaguchi
2022 1 theme Inter-university collaboration organizations to support students with disabilities at universities and other institutions
Research on Roles
Principal Investigator Kyoto University Student Services Organization (DRC)
Associate Professor Jun Murata
2 theme A Study on the Actual Situation of Long-term Regional Cooperation Activities by University Students and Local Organizations in Kyoto City and the Ideal Way of Support
Principal Investigator Kyoto Tachibana University, Faculty of Business Administration, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration, Masayuki Ota

*The affiliation and title of the principal investigator are as of the time of adoption.

About the Designated Survey Topics

In response to the formulation of the Foundation’s medium-term plan, the Stage 6 Plan (FY2024-2028), the “Designated Research Projects” that have been implemented since the 4th stage will be dissolved as “Joint Research and Research Projects” from FY2025, such as expanding the scope of the survey research projects in order to contribute to the further development of member schools and the Kyoto region more than ever before.

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