題目	Internationalization of curriculum in English-medium instruction programs at Japanese universities: evolutions in pedagogy in the era of the ‘New Normal’
講演者	Dr. Christopher D. Hammond（東京大学）
日時	10月16日（土）13：30～15：00
場所	オンライン開催（要予約）
参加費	無料
予約申込方法	以下のリンクからお申し込みください。 https://forms.gle/CA1q3UicPSwQMY3f7 お申込みいただいた方には、講演会前日までにミーティングURLを事務局より送付します。
申込締切	10月10日（日）
お問い合わせ	青山学院 英語教育研究センター（事務局：本部総合企画部企画課） agrcelt@aoyamagakuin.jp

題目	Internationalization of curriculum in English-medium instruction programs at Japanese universities: evolutions in pedagogy in the era of the ‘New Normal’
講演者	Dr. Christopher D. Hammond（東京大学）
日時	10月16日（土）13：30～15：00
場所	オンライン開催（要予約）
参加費	無料
予約申込方法	以下のリンクからお申し込みください。 https://forms.gle/CA1q3UicPSwQMY3f7 お申込みいただいた方には、講演会前日までにミーティングURLを事務局より送付します。
申込締切	10月10日（日）
お問い合わせ	青山学院 英語教育研究センター（事務局：本部総合企画部企画課） agrcelt@aoyamagakuin.jp

講演概要

This talk will present findings from two pilot studies connected to a broader KAKEN-funded project exploring internationalization of curricula (IoC) in Japanese higher education in the era of the ‘New Normal’. The first pilot study examines the ideas of IoC among 11 EMI educators across a range of academic disciplines and universities, including perceived ‘blockers’ and ‘enablers’ of IoC at governmental, institutional, disciplinary, and personal levels. The second pilot study focuses on a particular form of IoC called Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL). COIL programs have been implemented with funding from the Japanese government at a number of universities since 2018, in partnership with counterpart institutions in the US. COIL as a form of virtual exchange differs in fundamental ways from traditional student mobility. It expands access to ‘international’ experience to more students, represents an important shift in internationalization policy for Japan, and has special relevance in the era of the ongoing pandemic. Initial findings from interviews with participants in COIL projects will be presented and critically discussed as well.

講演者略歴

Dr. Christopher D. Hammond is a Project Associate Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Tokyo, Japan. He has a DPhil in Education from the University of Oxford (UK), an MA in Comparative Education from the UCL Institute of Education (UK) and a Master’s in Teaching from the University of Washington (US). Dr. Hammond has published a number of papers and book chapters on comparative and international higher education. He has over 14 years of work experience in the field, primarily at Japanese universities.