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INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION
Transformation of
Higher Education in the
Age of Society 5.0
Trends in International
Higher Education
Series Editors
W. James Jacob
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American Fork, UT, USA
Deane E. Neubauer
East-West Center
Honolulu, HI, USA
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SERIES EDITORS
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Deane E. Neubauer, University of Hawai’i at Mānoa and East-West Center
Transformation of
Higher Education in
the Age of Society 5.0
Trends in International Higher Education
Editors
Reiko Yamada Aki Yamada
Faculty of Social Studies Tamagawa University
Doshisha University Tokyo, Japan
Kyoto, Japan
Deane E. Neubauer
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Honolulu, HI, USA
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Preface
v
vi PREFACE
1 Introduction:
Assessing Change in Asia-Pacific Higher
Education on the Threshold of the Fourth Industrial
Revolution: Facing the Challenges of the COVID-19 Era 1
Deane E. Neubauer, Reiko Yamada, and Aki Yamada
2 Redefining
the Role of the University and the Social
Sciences Within the Emergent Structures of Society 5.0. 9
Deane E. Neubauer
3 STEAM
Education in the Case of Engineering
(Empowerment Informatics: Tsukuba University, Japan)
and the Art Studies (Interface Cultures: University of
Arts and Design Linz, Austria) 23
Maša Jazbec
4 Cultivating
Future Competencies Through
Interdisciplinary Education in the Society 5.0 Era 37
Aki Yamada
5 Fitting
Square Pegs into Round Holes: Developing an
English-Taught Liberal Arts Program at a Japanese
University 53
Gregory S. Poole
ix
x Contents
6 From
Total Environment to Sustainable Development:
Interdisciplinary Learning as the Cornerstone to a
Survivable Future 67
William R. Stevenson III
7 Construction
of a Learning Network for Linking STEM,
Social Science, and Humanities in Higher Education 79
Masaaki Ogasawara
8 Convergence
Education Based on the Liberal Arts:
Focusing on the Lecture-Pairing 93
Hasuk Song
9 How
Does US STEM Higher Education Cultivate Global
Competences Through Interdisciplinary Programs?105
Reiko Yamada
10 Who
Gets a Global Competency?: The Case of University
in Japan127
Takuya Kimura
11 University
Social Responsibility in Taiwan: Diverse Goals
and Interdisciplinary Learning145
Jason Cheng-Cheng Yang
12 Conclusion159
Reiko Yamada, Aki Yamada, and Deane E. Neubauer
Index169
Notes on Contributors
xi
xii NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
11 edited books in both Japanese and English. She has published more
than 150 articles in both Japanese and English.
Aki Yamada attended Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan, with a
Bachelor of Arts in Policy Studies. She continued studying at Doshisha
University and received her Master of Arts in American Studies. During
her master’s program, she studied at Stanford University for one year as a
Freeman Spogli Institute Visiting Researcher. Aki began her doctoral
studies in education at the University of California Los Angeles in 2011,
pursuing research on New Japanese living in the United States, under the
direction of advisor John Hawkins. After graduating, she worked for four
years as an assistant professor in the Empowerment Informatics leading
graduate program at the University of Tsukuba. Aki is an assistant profes-
sor at Tamagawa University. Her research interests include globalization,
contemporary Asian immigration, transnational identity, STEM and
STEAM education, and internationalization of higher education. Her
research methodology focuses on qualitative studies, with an emphasis on
ethnography. She has published several comparative studies on higher
education trends in Japan and the United States. In 2018, Aki co-edited a
book that Palgrave Macmillan published as part of its International and
Development Education series (a series for which John Hawkins, Reiko
Yamada, and W. James Jacob served as co-editors): New Directions of
STEM Research and Learning in the World Ranking Movement: A
Comparative Perspective. In 2021, She has also published article “Japanese
Higher Education: the Need for STEAM in Society 5.0, an Era of Societal
and Technological Fusion” in the Journal of Comparative and International
Higher Education, 2021, and three book chapters (1) “Globalisation in
Higher Education: Bridging Global and Local Education” (Springer
2022, International Handbook of Globalization, Education and Policy
Research), (2) “Globalization and Higher Education Reform in Japan: Pre
and Post Covid-19” (Springer 2022, Discourses of Globalization and
Higher Education Reforms: Emerging Paradigms), and (3) “STEM Field
Demand and Educational Reform in Asia-Pacific Countries” (The Oxford
Handbook of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific Region).
Jason Cheng-Cheng Yang is a professor in the Department of Education
at the Teachers College of National Chiayi University (NCYU) in Taiwan.
He is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Office at NCYU since 2022,
the Secretary-General of Chinese Taipei Comparative Education Society
since 2019, and the Deputy Secretary-General of Taiwan Higher Education
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS xv
xvii
List of Images
xix
List of Tables
xxi
xxii List of Tables
Table 10.6 One factor ANOVA about global competency, global work
experience, and current income 139
Table 10.7 Hierarchical multiple regression about global competency.
Dependent variable; Global competency 140
Table 10.8 Hierarchical multiple regression about cross-disciplinary
innovation ability. Dependent variable; cross-disciplinary
innovation ability 141
Table 11.1 Comparison of two main higher education policies in
Taiwan in the last decade (2006–2018) 148
Table 11.2 USR projects in Taiwan in 2017 151
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