FY2022 Foundation-designated research project
In fiscal 2022, we set the following two designated research topics and conducted research on them.
(1) Research on the role of inter-university collaborative organizations in supporting students with disabilities at universities and other institutions
| Principal Investigator: | Kyoto University, Student Services Organization, Associate Professor, Jun Murata |
| Outline of the Survey: | Academic support for students with disabilities (reasonable accommodations in education, etc.) is an important issue for each university, but at present, there is no small difference in the status of efforts. On the other hand, due to the nature of the field that is in a transitional period, there is a limit to the accumulation of expertise, know-how, resources, etc. that can be handled by each university alone, so we believe that a scheme in which each university and other institutions work together to solve problems is effective. The purpose of this research is to investigate and research the efforts of inter-university collaboration organizations to promote support for students with disabilities at each university. |
| Research Report | [Click here for details] |
(2) The actual state of long-term community collaboration activities by university students and local organizations in Kyoto City
Research on how to support such support
| Principal Investigator: | Masayuki Ota, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Business Administration, Kyoto Tachibana University |
| Research SummaryThis | study objectively clarifies the actual state of long-term community collaboration activities between university students and local organizations in Kyoto City, and examines how universities and related organizations involved in these activities should provide support in the future. Specifically, through questionnaires, we will identify student organizations (seminars and university-approved organizations) that are engaged in long-term community collaboration activities in Kyoto City, and clarify the factors and issues that led to the establishment of these organizations in the community, mainly through interviews. In addition, while learning from the knowledge of advanced experiences from all over the country, we will consider the role that universities and their affiliated organizations should play and how to effectively support university students who are engaged in ongoing community collaboration activities. |
| Research Report | [Click here for details] |
Research Report Meeting
In FY2022, the University Consortium Kyoto set up two research projects, and each research group conducted research and research. In addition, a research report meeting was held on March 16, 2023 to share the results and issues obtained through the survey and research with many people, including members of the University Consortium Kyoto and faculty and staff of member universities. The research report meeting was held via Zoom meeting to prevent the spread of new coronavirus infections.
At the debriefing session, proposals were made for each research topic, including the role that the University Consortium Kyoto should play in the future and new developments in the next medium-term plan (Stage 6 (FY2024~2028)). After that, each research group and participants had a lively question-and-answer session about the results and issues obtained from each research study, and the debriefing session was a success.
The two research studies reported this time will be published on the Foundation’s website as a “Survey Research Report” around August 2023.
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