Nitobe College will open the final presentation of Global Advanced Course II: Foundations and Practice of Problem Finding to the public. Presented in collaboration with the Hokkaido University 150th Anniversary Project, this session highlights the culmination of the students’ Action Research projects.

In this interactive English poster session, student researchers will showcase their findings on the barriers faced by Sapporo residents and visitors. The teams have investigated specific challenges related to “Navigating Sapporo,” ranging from physical mobility in winter to cultural adaptation and mental well-being.

Student Research Topics:

• Transport Barriers
• Winter Safety
• Dietary Inclusivity
• Social Culture
• Mental Health
• Language Accessibility

Date and Time

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

16:30–18:00: Student Poster Presentations
18:00–18:30: Guest Speaker Lecture

Venue

Room S5 (1F), S-Building, Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education

Language

English

Eligibility

Public. No pre-registration required.

(Nitobe College welcomes the participation of prospective students, and anyone interested without any reservations)

Guest Speaker

In addition to student presentations, Dr. Teruyuki Tsuji from Hiroshima University will deliver a lecture on the dynamics of migration and community building.

Organizer

Nitobe College

Website: https://nitobe-college.academic.hokudai.ac.jp/en/event/5716

Contact Person

Dale Whitfield (Assistant Professor of Nitobe College):
NitobeCollegeGraduates[at]high.hokudai.ac.jp