転職 : Staff Position for Preparation of the Graduate University

職務経験

3年以上 

英語レベル

流暢 

日本語レベル

流暢 

最終学歴

大学卒： 学士号 

現在のビザ

日本での就労許可は必要ありません  

Preparation for the establishment of a world-class graduate university of science and technology in Okinawa, including collecting information about international academic institutions.

1. Education: University degree or higher

2. Knowledge: Familiar with the operation of university academic programs and in particular with the development of new programs.
3. Prior Work Experience: Preferably, the candidate has several years of work experience in academic programs such as registry office, admissions, course development, etc. in a public or private university in Japan or elsewhere.

4. Language Proficiency: Business-level English and Japanese, both in written and oral communications (TOEIC score 800 or higher)

The project to establish the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology was first announced in June 2001 by the Minister of State for Okinawa and Northern Territories Affairs and the Minister of State for Science and Technology Policy. The Japanese Cabinet Office promotes the project with the following three objectives:

Firstly, to establish in Japan a leading center for research and education that will address new challenges in science and technology. Having achieved economic development through technological innovation, Japan is keen to make significant contributions to the advancement of science and technology. Today, many emerging fields of science and technology require multidisciplinary research. The Institute will focus on integrative approaches to high level research and education.

Secondly, to provide a successful model of a research university for Japanese academia. Existing universities with rigid departmental structures face difficulties in developing new systems to accommodate integrative research and education. An additional challenge is to establish a fully internationalized environment. Aside from the Institute holding lectures in English, the Institute will encourage the use of English as the working language of the graduate university. It is hoped that the infusion of differing cultural mindsets will develop a creative atmosphere that nurtures an original and questing spirit.

Thirdly, to stimulate the economic transformation of Okinawa. As Okinawa moves beyond the 30th anniversary of Reversion to Japan (2002), the need to develop a self-sustaining, private-sector-driven economy is clear. As an integral step in this process, the Institute aims jump start the development of an industrial and technological cluster.

Okinawa’s beautiful natural surroundings and geographical proximity to several East-Asian metropolis provide an ideal setting for a world-class university.