tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2022-09-02T16:01:14+09:00 Peatix KwanseiGakuinUniversity School of International Studies tag:peatix.com,2022:event-3274727 2022-08-03T13:00:00JST 2022-08-03T13:00:00JST

Aug. 2 (Tue) and 3 (Wed), 20221:00-4:00 pm (Japan Time)Online (Zoom)Those who have not pre-registered are also welcome!If you were not able to sign up by the deadline, you can still participate in all programs on Aug. 3 via the link below.https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84999088285?pwd=alRPVFNzdDBCSm5mR1lneE42Q0Q2QT09 * This page is for registration for programs on Aug.3.You can register for programs on Aug.2 from the following link.http://ptix.at/6VTo4Z Interested in studying at a Japanese university?School of International Studies (SIS) offers Degree Program for English-based International Students!In this online event, you'll be able to attend lectures by SIS Faculty Members on various topics in different academic fields and get an opportunity to interact with SIS Dean and current students of the English-based degree program.Join us for our Open Day to learn what it is like to study at SIS! 【Programs】 ●1:00-3:00 pm Lectures by SIS Faculty Members [40 minutes per session]All lectures are taught in English and conducted in simultaneous interactive online format.Title of the lecture　<Academic Fields>1:00 pm - "The Chinese Who Came to Japan on the Black Ships" by Tsu Timothy Yun Hui, Professor <Cultures/Languages>US Commodore Perry’s two expeditions to Japan in 1853-54 are well known. They ushered Japan into a new epoch. However, the fact that Chinese were onboard the American vessels is seldom acknowledged. In this presentation, I unearth the story of the Chinese who travelled with Commodore Perry and Consul-General Harris to Bakumatsu Japan. I point out how these Chinese represent the beginning of a new trend of Chinese migration to modern Japan.1:40 pm - "A Realist Explanation for War and Peace in International Relations" by de Soete Francois, Associate Professor <Societies/Politics>This lecture will give students an opportunity to learn about realism, which is the oldest and arguably most influential international relations theoretical perspective. Though international relations theory today features many different perspectives that reflect the numerous changes in the international order over the last century, realist perspectives continue to offer thought-provoking explanations for the current world order and the looming conflicts that threaten international security. Several variations of realist thought have emerged since the end of the Second World War, but for the sake of simplicity this lecture will focus on the core premises that underlie all realist perspectives. 2:20 pm - "Business and Society Go Hand in Hand" by Akhter Taslima, Assistant Professor <Economics/Management>Business is part of society and involves in ongoing exchanges with its outside environment. Business and society together, create an interactive social system in which the actions of one deeply influence the other. The success of business largely depends on understanding the relationship between business and society. We know that the main mission of business is to earn profit for its survival and its owners. However, in today’s world, business also creates values for other relevant parties as well, such as employees, customers, suppliers, or communities. This lecture is designed to understad the relationship between business and society and the ways in which business and society are part of an interactive system. We will focus on the role of business in the society, concept of stakeholders, and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).●3:00 pm - Talk Session with current students of English-based Degree ProgramFacilitator: Miyata Yukio, SIS Dean

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