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  This job will involve the supervision of both Japanese and international PhD and Masters students. We will primarily be conducting our research in English, so good command of the English language is essential. The postdoctoral position will be in the recently established Laboratory of Oncoprotein Kinetics, headed by Donald Cameron, at the Institute for Quantitative Biosciences, University of Tokyo (iqb.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/lab/cameron/).

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  The candidate will investigate how cancer proteins affect the diffusivity of their targets in the cell to control enzymatic activity, using a range of biochemical, cell-based and single molecule assays. The project will employ advanced techniques such as single molecule imaging, next-generation sequencing, and drug screening, using state-of-the-art facilities available at the University of Tokyo and through our collaborators.
  Scope of change: The University may order employees to be reassigned to different positions, or order them to take up additional positions or to work on an external assignment.

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  OVERVIEW OF POSITION
  The MiM Program Director will play a pivotal role in leading the Master in Management (MiM). This one-year masters program at TUJ offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of business. Launched in 2020, the program has grown rapidly from five students in its initial year to 35+ students from around the globe. We anticipate more growth. The responsibilities will encompass various elements, including teaching, recruiting students, providing career counseling services and handling administrative tasks.
  
  -Program Development/Student Services: Interface with students, faculty and alumni.
  -Recruiting/Orientation: Manage recruitment, admissions and orientation.
  -Marketing Communications: Oversee social media and online advertising.
  -Professional Development for Students: Support student career search, including expanding internship opportunities for MiM students.
  
  This position requires a strong blend of educational expertise, leadership and organizational skills to ensure the success and growth of the MiM program.
  
  TUJ seeks motivated, dynamic, creative and service-oriented candidates ideally possessing experience in student recruitment, student services and/or career support. Ideal candidates will have excellent communication skills and sales and/or marketing experience. Previous experience in the corporate or not-for-profit sector is preferred.

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  Primary Responsibilities
  The role of MiM Program Director will evolve as the program grows. Initially, it will include:
  
  1) Academic Program Management
  -Oversee the MiM Program in accordance with the academic plan approved by the University.
  -Work closely with the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and faculty members to ensure that engaging and relevant course curricula are provided while meeting the highest academic standards and industry requirements.
  
  2) Teaching and Instruction
  -Teach the Capstone course in the MiM.
  -Support and mentor faculty members to enhance their teaching effectiveness and professional growth.
  
  3) Student Recruitment and Admissions
  -Collaborate with the MiM team and other departments to ensure a smooth and efficient application and intake process for new students.
  
  4) Professional Development for Students
  -Facilitate internship and job opportunities for MiM students.
  -Provide career counseling services, assisting students in identifying their career goals and developing effective job search strategies.
  
  5) Administrative Oversight
  -Oversee the day-to-day operations of the MiM Program, ensuring adherence to established Temple University policies and procedures.
  
  6) Budget Management
  -Develop and manage the program budget in line with the program’s financial objectives.
  -Monitor and track expenses, forecast financial needs and ensure budget compliance throughout the program cycle.
  
  7) Quality Assurance and Accreditation
  -Ensure that the program meets AACSB accreditation standards.
  -Participate in the accreditation process and respond to any recommendations for improvement.

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  Overview of Position
  The Master in Management (MiM) is a one-year program designed for recent graduates from all backgrounds taught 100% in English. Students study and work with cohort and gain exposure to a global environment.
  
  The program assistant will play a key role in supporting the operations of the MiM program. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented with a passion for administrative, financial, and event-planning tasks, and has the ability to handle multiple projects efficiently. Candidates with strong organizational and interpersonal skills are welcomed.

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  Primary Responsibilities
  Assist candidates from the first touch points of the admissions process to the coordination of their visa application process.
  Process monthly administration tasks such as expense reports, payment requests and student workers’ timesheets.
  Draft and issue invoices for tuition and other fees. Track and follow up on outstanding invoices to ensure timely payments.
  Update CRM systems of candidates, students and alumni.
  Assist in planning academic, social and recruiting events. Coordinate logistics for guest speakers and manage room reservations, set up, etc.
  Assist in creating program materials and coordinating website content updates.

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  (1) Teaching the following courses and academic advising for undergraduate and graduate students
  Courses in charge
  (2) Conducting research in the field of Sociology of Sports and Physical Education
  (3) Managements and administration on the university academics

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  (1) Teaching the following courses and academic advising for undergraduate and graduate students
  Courses in charge: “Sociology of Sports and Physical Education” or “Management of Sports and
  Physical Education” is required. In addition, some courses of “Sports and Fitness Program,” are
  necessary to take charge.
  (2) Conducting research in the field of Sociology of Sports and Physical Education or Management of
  Sports and Physical Education
  (3) Teacher training, university management and administrative duties.

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  The Graduate School of Economics at the University of Tokyo invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in environmental economics.

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  We are looking for candidates who can make research and teaching contributions in the areas of environmental economics and related fields. The successful candidate is expected to contribute to the university-wide interdisciplinary networking of environmental research as a member of the Division of Institutional Design for the Environment at the University of Tokyo Market Design Center (UTMD).

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  本学は大正9（1920）年9月に設立した創立100年を超える6学部14学科、3研究科12専攻を有する大学です。
  “昭和女子大学は、女性が人生を拓く力をつける大学です。”
  学生は知識やスキルはもちろん、自ら課題を発見し最後までやり遂げる力を身につけます。
  本学で身に付けるべき、社会や生活で役立つ力は「夢を実現する７つの力」と呼ばれています。
  小さな成功と失敗をたくさん経験し、自分の強みを発見し、社会を支え豊かな人生を歩む女性を育てます。

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  教員が携わる授業以外の職務概要は，別途求人内容に掲載しています。

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  Call for 2024 Postdoctoral Fellow (ERI Project Researcher) at Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo

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  Please check the attached file for the research theme.
  ※See the table at the end of this document.

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  Overview of Position:
  Since 1994, Temple University Beasley School of Law has offered a practical-based legal education at the Temple University, Japan Campus located in Tokyo. Temple Law is the only US law school accredited by the American Bar Association that operates year-round in Japan. Students have the opportunity to study in our spring semester study abroad program for US law school students. In this student-centered learning environment, Temple Law Japan professors create a space for students to learn, explore ideas, and support each other.

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  Temple Law Japan is looking for a part-time Japanese Language Instructor during the spring 2025 semester (January 13-April 25) to teach the following:
  
  Beginner Japanese Language Course (non-credit)
  -This 5-week intensive course is intended to give students with little to no Japanese language ability, basic speaking and listening proficiency to live comfortably in Tokyo for the semester. This course also will focus on Japanese communications and cultural practices in business, including practice making self-introductions and job interviewing. *Textbook: Nihongo Breakthrough
  -Course Schedule: 5 weeks, January 13-February 14 (15 classes)
  -Dates: January 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 29, 31; February 3, 5, 7,10, 12 and 14
  -Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
  -Time: 10:00 – 12:00

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  Overview of Program/College:
  Since 1994, Temple University Beasley School of Law has offered a practical-based legal education at the Temple University, Japan Campus located in Tokyo. Temple Law is the only US law school accredited by the American Bar Association that operates year-round in Japan. Students have the opportunity to study in our JD spring semester abroad program for US law school students, LLM degree programs, or the non-degree certificate programs. In this student-centered learning environment, Temple Law Japan professors create a space for students to learn, explore ideas, and support each other.

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  Overview of Position
  Temple Law Japan is looking for a part-time Adjunct Law Faculty during the spring 2025 semester (January 13-April 25) to teach the following:
  
  International Entertainment Law
  This course deals with selected legal issues which affect persons active in various aspects of the international entertainment industry. Topics will include privacy rights, contract law, copyright law, and labor law which will be discussed in the context of the stages of development of an international entertainment project.
  Course Schedule: Thursdays, 14:00 – 16:45 (13 classes, January 15 – April 16)

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  Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences has now a new department called "Department of Social Design" and we need another English instructor due to increase in students.

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  Scheduled subject in charge: English Communication IIB & IIIB
  The course will be a communication-based English course for 2nd year students, particularly focused on developing listening and speaking skills.