The world is currently undergoing rapid change. The main battlefield of activity is shifting from the real world to cyberspace, the dynamics of the international community are changing, and the domestic economy and political situation are extremely unstable. At this historical turning point, our mission is to develop attractive human resources who pursue happiness, live fulfilling lives, and whose lifestyles themselves will shape the times.
In the spirit of our founding about 100 years ago, we have defined this type of person as a "chidoka," a leader with a broad perspective, who can grasp the changes of the times, and who has a high sense of ethics to solve various social issues, and have nurtured them in line with the social situation of the time. To master AI, acquire the literacy to discern fake information, cultivate values, and view the world from a high perspective, we need an academic system that overlooks various fields, which cannot be achieved by traditional segmented vertical learning alone. In response to this, we have reorganized our faculties and departments and reconstructed our curriculum.
Think globally, act locally.
Let's weave the times together at the new CUC educational institution, where we will develop the skills necessary to continue to provide the talent that is needed "now" in the "future."
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Miyazaki Midori
He completed his master's degree in law at Keio University Graduate School of Law. He holds a Master of Laws degree. After serving as Full-time Lecturer at Tokyo Institute of Technology, he became Professor Chiba University of Commerce of Commerce. After serving two terms Dean, he founded Faculty of Global Studies in 2015 and served as its first Dean. He assumed his current position in 2025.
He worked to protect Yakusugi cedar trees and Oshima Tsumugi silk, and concurrently served as the director of Amami Park and the director of the Tanaka Isson Memorial Museum. He received the Amami City Municipal Service Award. He participated in the national policy-making process as a member of the National Public Safety Commission, the Government Tax System Research Council, and the House of Representatives Electoral District Delimitation Council. He served as a member of the Expert Committee on Reducing the Burden of the Emperor's Official Duties, the Consultative Committee on the Establishment of the Imperial Era Name, and the Expert Committee on Imperial Succession. His work in educational administration, including serving as a member of the Central Council for Education and the Boards of Education of Kanagawa Prefecture and Tokyo, was recognized, and he received the 2009 Local Educational Administration Service Award.
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