We're looking for new ideas! "Local Rediscovery Contest," "Service Creation Award," and "Tomorrow's Welfare Ideas Contest"

Chiba University of Commerce is hosting Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration' "2017 Local Rediscovery Contest," Faculty of Service Innovation 's "Service Creation Award 2017," and Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Koyama Medical and Welfare Group's joint project, "Tomorrow's Welfare Ideas Contest."

Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration 2017 Local Rediscovery Contest

Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration is accepting applications for the "Rediscover Your Hometown Contest" for current high school students. This contest has been held since 2014 with the aim of having high school students develop a deeper awareness of their hometown by coming up with a business plan that utilizes local resources, and by having the school disseminate the business plans that the high school students have come up with to society, thereby helping to boost the local economy. High school students will research "things and events that the local area can be proud of," such as locally produced products, traditional culture, and small and medium-sized enterprises with world-class technology, uncover the appeal of the area, and propose ideas for creating local businesses.

Information on Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration' Local Rediscovery Contest

Faculty of Service Innovation Service Creation Award 2017

Faculty of Service Innovation will begin accepting applications for the 2017 Service Creation Awards, which solicit ideas for new services, from July 1st.
In the general category, we are looking for ideas for services created from everyday life, and in the corporate category, we are looking for ideas for services that enrich the food scene, as well as education and entertainment through food and the dissemination of Japanese culture.
We hope to receive many submissions that bring surprising, fresh ideas that will bring a breath of fresh air to society, from the unique perspective of young people.
Faculty of Service Innovation "Service Creation Awards 2017" to be held!

"Tomorrow's Welfare" Idea Contest, jointly organized by Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Koyama Medical and Welfare Group

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, in collaboration with the Koyama Medical Welfare Group (Representative: Koyama Yasunari, Chuo-ku, Tokyo), is holding a "Tomorrow's Welfare Ideas Contest" for high school students, inviting ideas for realizing better welfare in terms of family connections, community interaction, and health promotion. The purpose of this contest is not only to create a new gateway to medical and nursing care welfare by having high school students come up with welfare ideas, but also to utilize those ideas to enrich the entire society in which different generations coexist. Great ideas will be considered for implementation at the facilities of the Koyama Medical Welfare Group.

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences "Welfare for Tomorrow" Idea Contest

We look forward to receiving your active applications.