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This transferable skills seminar is targeted for international researchers (MC, DC, PD).
Seminar will be conducted in English.

Your future career option may include, but not limited to, pursuing academic career as a scientist, practicing your scientific skills as a corporate researcher, advancing to wide variety of business arena, or launching your own company to realize your ambition. In the era of Life Shift, you may experience some or all of the options in your deserved career. The seminar introduces tips for the diversified vocations and some unique career development programs that the university provides.
*Career consultation available after the seminar

Event details

Lecturer

飯田　良親　氏
Mr. Yoshichika Iida
Visiting Professor, Hokkaido University
JCDA certified CDA (Career development Adviser)
FY2014-2018: Program Director, I-HoP, Hokkaido University
FY2010-2013: Executive Expert, NEC Corporation (Business Development)
FY2006-2019: Senior Vice President, NEC Corporation of America

Seminar date and time

Apr.25 2019 16:00-17:30

Place

Mid-Campus Open Laboratory Building#1, 1st floor
South-East corner of Main Street & Gingko Avenue
Map
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Target

Hokkaido University graduate school students and postdocs whose native language is NOT Japanese

Application

4/17-4/25 13:00

Maximum number of participants

30

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Organizer, co-organizer, and supporter

Organizer

Mariko KATAGAKI
Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

I-HoP, Center for Advanced Human Resource Education and Development Human Resource Development, Institute for the Advancement of Graduate Education, Hokkaido University

Co-organized by

• S-cubic
• COFRe
• Consortium for Career Development of Ph.D.

Supported by

Career Center, Hokkaido University