Course Overview

An overview of the theory and practice of international development and peace through sport (IDS) studies, gaining an international, social and cultural perspective, and learning about the management of sports-based international contribution projects to solve social issues.
The course focuses on the management of IDS projects and provides a hands-on experience on the structure and management of the projects provided for the realization of a sustainable and peaceful society. Specifically, students will learn how to plan and evaluate in accordance with "Project Cycle Management", which is based on a logic model to enhance the practical ability of development assistance.

Learning Achievement

Students will gain a global perspective and understand the current conditon of project management theory and practice by using project cycle management based on practical case-studies to form sustainable projects for solving social issues in the target area.

Competence

1. General-propose competence: Knowledge application, Management, Communication, Teamwork, Internationality
2. Degree program competence: Knowledge, analytical skills, and a sense of mission regarding international affairs and policies and global-scale issues,
Global perspective and leadership that can be demonstrated in practice, Communication and management skills for international contribution

Course prerequisites

The person who has been contacted in advance and aiming to study and the practice on IDS fields.

Grading Philosophy

Research Project 50% , Presentation 50%

Course schedule

Research ethics related to project management
The essential structure of int'l development
Project planning and Stakeholder analysis
Group discussion on stakeholder analysis
Problem analysis of int'l development
Group discussion on problem analysis
Objective analysis of Int'l Development
Group Discussion on Objective analysis
Project structure and assessment
Group discussion on project structure
Assignment report and Presentation

Course type

Lectures

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Yamaguchi Taku,Itagaki Keiko

Other information

Expect to require "the careful preparations" and "active participation in discussion"

Site for Inquiry

Link to the syllabus provided by the university