This is the website of Academy for Global Leadership which ended on March 31st, 2019 due to the end of financial support from MEXT for "Program for Leading Graduate Schools". It has been left here as an archive. Its education program is continuing in Tokyo Tech and all the information is updated on the new page.
Academy for Global Leadership

This is the website of Academy for Global Leadership which ended on March 31st, 2019 due to the end of financial support from MEXT for "Program for Leading Graduate Schools". It has been left here as an archive. Its education program is continuing in Tokyo Tech and all the information is updated on the new page.
News Release

2018.07.30

EVENT

【Call for Participants】WORKSHOP; d.school comes to Tokyo Tech 2018 - Design Challenge -2 day workshop to understand core of design thinking methodology-

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"d.school comes to Toyo Tech 2018" will be held in Tokyo Tech again!

3 tutors from Stanford University/d.school, a headquarter of design thinking, will facilitate full 2-day workshop in Tokyo Tech in October. This workshop will be the only workshop in Japanese university.

Design Thinking should be the fundamental methodology of thinking for the people who are being expected to generate new value and/or create innovations, like you. During this 2-day workshop, I want all of you to understand and experience the mind-set of Creative Confidence and the skill set of User Centric; exploring mechanism of needs and jump belong logic, through d.school way of speedy, friendly and diversified environment.

Further to the last year, this 2-days workshop will be held as a part of menu in AGL Yamada Dojo. Any of Tokyo Tech students and the students from other universities can apply to the workshop. If you are interested in applying to this workshop, please send an application form attached to me as soon as possible after studying following (1)-(10).

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(1) Date and Time: 27/Oct (Sat)-28/Oct (Sun) 09:00-18:00 on both days
(2) Venue: Tokyo Tech, O-okayama Campus, South Building 4, S-422&S423
(3) Theme: TBD
Themes in past years for your reference:
・2015: "Redesign play in the daily life of urban dwellers"
・2016: "Redesign commuting experience in Tokyo"
・2017: "Redesign Tokyo visitor Experience! "
(4) Facilitators:
Thomas Both, Scott Witthoft, and David Janka, the d.school, Stanford Univ.
(5) Conditions for Attendances:
★ Any students of Tokyo Tech and other university can apply to the workshop. In case of over subscription, AGL students and ToTAL students may be selected prior to other students. In case of selection, your answers to "Level of your English capability" and "Please advise why we have to choose you as attendants for the workshop" may be considered.
★ Attendants to this workshop will make commitments on (1) attending both 2 days, and (2) no delay and no early retirement.
(6) Max Attendants: 40 students max.
(7) Language: English
(8) Attending Fee: Free. But, ¥3,000-, as fee for lunch, beverage and snacks, should be paid.
(9) Due date for applicants: 5/Oct (Fri) /2018
(10) How to apply?:
If you want to join the workshop, please fill in the form attached and send it to Prof. Yamada/AGL by 5/Oct/2018

【Attached:Application Form(excel file)
Send the application form to: Prof. Yamada (yamada.k.be@m.titech.ac.jp)

【Inquiries】
AGL Office
e-mail: agl.jim@agl.titech.ac.jp
TEL: 03-5734-3116

【Reference:】
(1) d A report about d.school comes to Toyo Tech 2017:
https://www.titech.ac.jp/english/news/2018/041185.html
(2) a report about d.school comes to Tokyo The 2015:
http://www.titech.ac.jp/english/globalization/stories/dschool_2015.html

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【Reference: Facilitators】
■Thomas Both: d.school lecturer
Curriculum and Experience Lead. Thomas is a graduate of the Stanford Design Master's Program and brings with him on human-centered design.

■Scott Witthoft: d.school lecturer
d.school D'arbeloff fellow 2008-2009 & lecturer. Scott is a co-author of "Make Space", a book of "how to set the stage for creative collaboration. He studied civil engineering at Washington Univ.

■David Janka: d.school lecturer
Lecturer. d.school Levinthal fellow 2011-2012. After graduating medical school, he joined d.school full-time as a fellow, working to integrate design thinking principles into medical education, healthcare delivery, medical device design and global health practice.