What are the four reform directions necessary for Japanese universities to survive?Click here for the first part → External pressure and the current situation of young people exposed to Japanese universities [4] […]

External pressure and the current situation of young people exposed to Japanese universities In "The current state of university reform and its whereabouts, Part 1", first of all, the transition of the 18-year-old population in Japan gives […]

According to Moore's Law, which predicts the improvement of computer performance, for example, in integrated circuits, it is possible to load twice as many circuits in the same area in one year […].

As the discussion on the trinity reform, which is the reform of university and high school education and the reform of university entrance exams, deepens, the president of Kyoto University and the metropolitan area advance […]

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Japan in the world. Where are Japanese universities heading toward 2100? [Part 1] In "Current Situation and Whereabouts of University Reform, Part XNUMX" […]

■ Most of the articles and contributions in the education industry are critical and negative, so I decided to contribute to a column on this site because of my previous job.Therefore […]

XNUMX. XNUMX.Introduction Central Council for Education "Integrated reform of higher education, university education, and university entrance examination selection to realize high school connection suitable for the new era […]

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A new wonder not only the 18-year-old population declines hits Japanese universities.