Student Recruitment
Student Recruitment
Student recruitment
There are many things about global environmental problems that cannot be understood unless you see what is happening at the local level. To do this, you need to see, hear, and think about the field in your own eyes during fieldwork. No matter how "lofty" academic research or policy proposal research may be, the field is the starting point. My research subjects are natural resources such as forests and farmland. Even when I interview people in villages or observe forests and farmland, it is sometimes difficult to understand the meaning of the landscape. It is often difficult, but it is still fun because there are new discoveries and moments of "I get it!" I would like everyone to experience this kind of fieldwork.
Master's and doctoral students:Graduate School of Earth and Social SciencesWe are currently recruiting applicants via the following URL. If you are not a student at Kyushu University, or if you are a working adult living in a remote area such as the Tokyo or Kansai areas, please feel free to contact us by email. 
Please contact us at the address below. We may also be able to accept former members of the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) and former JICA experts.CLICK HERE .
The article was published in the International Development Journal.CLICK HERE .
For undergraduate students,Faculty of Co-creationWe plan to accept applications from
*: We are currently limiting the number of international students from China. This is because fieldwork in China is difficult, and it is difficult to provide research guidance in that field. We hope to resume accepting students once the situation improves.
Research topics available for guidance
Natural resource management, climate change and forests, environmental policy (related to natural resources), national parks, changes in livelihoods, changes in land use, rural development, community-level natural resource management, illegal logging, eco-labelling (forest certification, fair trade, etc.), Satoyama management, biodiversity conservation, development and poverty, etc.
Areas where research can be conducted
Tropical Asia (mainly Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Bangladesh), China, Japan
Regarding research themes and research target areas, I can accept those that my laboratory members and I have been involved in in the past. Other themes may also be acceptable, so please discuss with us. For information on the research themes of past laboratory members, please seeCLICK HEREAnd see the map below.
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