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〔News〕Project Cycle Management (PCM) training session was held
Graduate School of International Relations held the PCM training session as part of International Organizations Workshop on December 1st.
Project Cycle Management is well known as the management method for professional fields of development and international cooperation, covering problem identification in a community, causes and effects analysis,
building a project design (resource input), and evaluation. This training session was conducted in English with many international students from Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Myanmar, China, Laos, Malaysia, and the United States participants. In this diverse environment, students worked collaboratively and developed mother and child health care
improvement plans for the rural areas in developing countries.
Professor KOYAMA commented that the PCM method was a practical common knowledge needed for experts working in international development and cooperation fields, and it could be adopted in a variety of issues to be solved. Foreign students seemed enjoyed practicing this workshop.
Graduate School of International Relations started the International Organizations Workshop in 2005. Many of the alumni were serving for international cooperation. The English based class has just started from this fall semester, 2012.
International Organization Seminar
https://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/gsir/eng/education/first/feature.html/
Project Cycle Management is well known as the management method for professional fields of development and international cooperation, covering problem identification in a community, causes and effects analysis,
building a project design (resource input), and evaluation. This training session was conducted in English with many international students from Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Myanmar, China, Laos, Malaysia, and the United States participants. In this diverse environment, students worked collaboratively and developed mother and child health care
improvement plans for the rural areas in developing countries.
Professor KOYAMA commented that the PCM method was a practical common knowledge needed for experts working in international development and cooperation fields, and it could be adopted in a variety of issues to be solved. Foreign students seemed enjoyed practicing this workshop.
Graduate School of International Relations started the International Organizations Workshop in 2005. Many of the alumni were serving for international cooperation. The English based class has just started from this fall semester, 2012.
International Organization Seminar
https://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/gsir/eng/education/first/feature.html/