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Division of Support for Human and Community Development

Practical study in collaboration with on-site professionals and/or stakeholders

Keywords
child and family support, adult learning, social exclusion, gender equity, voluntaryism, development of sustainable society

The Division of Support for Human and Community Development as one of he Master’s and Doctoral programs focuses on the human development through various functions of social and/or educational support in modern society. The division is divided into the following five research fields: Lifelong Learning, Gender Equity Learning, Empowerment, Child Development, and Continuing Education. This division involves practical study based on action research method. In addition to this, we study theoretically and practically five of the six sections at the Center for Human and Community Development, namely, “Support of Research and Learning for Gender Equity,” “Support for Child and Family,” “Support for Adult Learning,” “Support for Inclusive Society” and “Support for Volunteer Society ” mainly in the context of non-formal and informal education. This division also has an alternative Master’s program of one-year, which is rarely seen in the nation. It is aimed mainly at those who are currently employed. By studying and researching academically based on their professional experience, students in this one-year program are expected to enhance the quality of their professional activities when they back in their workplaces. Two modules in the Center for Human and Community Development, namely “Support for Child and family support” and “Support for Inclusive Society” provide the students with action research field i.e., the satellite facility “Arch”, which is affiliated to the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment. This division aims to develop both practical and academic skills that are essential attributes for a wide range of careers including industry, administration, and NPOs.

Staff

Name E-Mail/Personal Site Title Research Field/Research Interest
INAHARA Minae
(稲原 美苗)
minaeinahara [at] penguin.kobe-u.ac.jp
Associate Professor Gender Theories, Phenomenology, Clinical Philosophy

Minae Inahara's research areas are embodied subjectivity and philosophical dialogues in Gender Studies. She has been exploring the gendered and disabled body, physical pain, and the lived experience of mothers who have children with disabilities.

KIYONO Mieko
(清野 未恵子)
kiyonomi [at] port.kobe-u.ac.jp
Personal Site
Associate Professor Coexistence society between people and nature, Wildlife management, ESD(Education for Sustainable Development)

Study on the sustainable society and human resources for mutual and interdependent cooperation between human and animals.

MATSUOKA Koji
(松岡 広路)
mkoji [at] kobe-u.ac.jp
Professor Lifelong Learning, Informal Learning, Learning in the Volunteer

Construction of the new perspective in postmodern education by studying the theory and system of ESD(Education for Sustainable Development)from the viewpoint of lifelong education and Informal learning

TSUDA Eiji
(津田 英二)
zda [at] kobe-u.ac.jp
Personal Site
Professor Lifelong Learning, Learning Support for Inclusive Society

Learning method and its process of the people trying to realize inclusive society, focusing on the exclusion problems