On August 8 (Tuesday), the "High School-University Collaboration Program" was held at the Kobe Yamate Campus by our sister school, Kobe Yamate Girls' High School, and the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences.
The event is based on the concept of "Kobe Yamate Women's Social Research Team investigates various issues in Kobe City that are behind Kobe City's 'Kobe 2025 Vision'." The event was held for high school students from Kobe Yamate Girls' High School who are interested in sociology.
First, Professor Kosuke Yamamoto explained the basics of fieldwork, and then we were divided into six groups and headed to the field survey.
<Basic Goals of Kobe 2025 Vision>
XNUMX Economic growth through creation of attractive jobs and industry-academia collaboration
XNUMX Support for pregnancy, childbirth and child-rearing, and enhancement of a distinctive educational environment
XNUMX Creating diverse culture, arts and attractions
XNUMX Construction of a safe social system based on disasters and infectious diseases
XNUMX Realization of safe, healthy and comfortable living
XNUMX Future sustainable urban space and infrastructure
Knowledge of fieldwork
Kobe 2025 Vision
Kobe Yamate Women's Social Research Team-XNUMX
Kobe Yamate Women's Social Research Team-XNUMXThe state of this event is also introduced at Kobe Yamate Girls' High School.
