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Having your ambition, holding dreams and making endless efforts to keep "to be what you wanted to be." To pursue what you want to be, from the ambition and dream, even if someone says "it is okay anymore". Continue to pursue it until you are satisfied yourself.
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- 2. What are quite different before … Undergrad Now and then Timetable Full up with lectures Totally blank If no lecture Go home Stay at lab Task Given by someone Decided by myself Attitude Passive Active (give & take) Requirement Learn Outcome Deadline Easily meet Difficult Criterion GPA or score Whether the outcome is original and world's top- ranked ? 2
- 4. Passive or Active Timetable full up with lectures Knowledge In society • In lab, the same thing happens • In the world, “just there,” “studying” persons are totally ignored. • New finding/Proposal > Suggestion > Informing > Question > …… > Participation • In conference, • New finding/Active Presentation > Passive & Unwilling Presentation> Discussion > Question > > …… > Participation totally passive active! 4
- 6. Learning-oriented vs. Productive mind Currently … Ability In job, you may think … • It may be true, but it become threadbare （ a grueling match) Because if you buy your ability (learning of text-book knowledge) • The moment to be said “we will replace you with other person with cheaper money” from your employer will come soon • If you cannot understand and accept this logic, you had better to work immediate now to confirm the fact. Sponsor or parents I got it! Money give take Money Ability give take 6
- 7. In fact, Currently … In job, you will face I want money more! Money Ability give take Problem is … Ability Ability < The ability that you bought The ability that you expect in the future You need more ability for your survival Original contents provided by translated by Wagatsuama Lab 7
- 8. What the lab provide you Currently … In job, you will face I get money & worth! Money Ability give take Original contents provided by translated by Wagatsuama Lab Do it more! Tackling with difficult problems!! give take Ability Challenge in opportunities In lab Provide you - Environment - Chance 8
- 9. • Space, desk and chair for you to concentrate in research • Computer and software to enhance your possibility • Equipments to refine and prove your hypothesis • Books to brush up your knowledge • Research project that you can join and get what you should do • Domestic/International conference for you to present what you did (get human network, inspiration from others, advices) • Hints and inspirations from discussion with colleagues • Authenticity, perspective and judgement from your supervisor What the lab provide you 9
- 10. • Space, desk and chair for you to concentrate in research • Computer and software to enhance your possibility • Equipments to refine and prove your hypothesis • Books to brush up your knowledge • Research project that you can join and get what you should do • Domestic/International conference for you to present what you did (get human network, inspiration from others, advices) • Hints and inspirations from discussion with colleagues • Authenticity, perspective and judgement from your supervisor What the lab provide you Research Ability You can take 10
- 11. Why the ability strengthen you Even in a big company, or start-up business, venture capital You experience here Seed Early stage outcome Growth (mature result) • That’s why companies want to have a collaborative research with this lab • You can experience here the essence, which you can not take even in company • This is the solution to prevent that you will be a replaceable human resource Original contents provided by translated by Wagatsuama Lab 11
- 12. • Space, desk and chair • Computer and software • Equipments • Books • Research experiments • Domestic/International conference • Hints and inspirations from discussion with colleagues • Authenticity, perspective and judgement from your supervisor Where the cost comes from It comes from RESEARCH BUDGETs, which is not provided by your tuition fees 12
- 13. • List publications and outcomes in research applications • Journal articles and reviewed conference papers are evaluated • Presentations in conference support our activities • Finally the research applications are accepted and then we receive research budgets (money will come in the lab) Trick of how to get RESEARCH BUDGETs → No good publications, no budget → → Less budget, less chance and opportunities In an opposite case 13
- 14. Thus, we should be like This is real outcome! (not graduation thesis ) give take Ability Challenge in opportunities In lab You provide - Journal articles - reviewed conference papers give “Certified Publications” You Original contents provided by translated by Wagatsuama Lab 14
- 15. A graduate school (sometimes shortened as grad school) is a school that awards advanced academic degrees (i.e. master's and doctoral degrees) with the general requirement that students must have earned a previous undergraduate (bachelor's) degree [1][2] with a high grade point average. Producing original research is a significant component of graduate studies in the humanities (e.g., English literature, history, philosophy), sciences (e.g., biology, chemistry, zoology) and social sciences (e.g., sociology). This research typically leads to the writing and defense of a thesis or dissertation. In graduate programs that are oriented towards professional training (e.g., MPA, MBA, MHA), the degrees may consist solely of coursework, without an original research or thesis component. What “Graduate school” is https://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Graduate_school Doctor of Philosophy 15
- 16. A graduate school (sometimes shortened as grad school) is a school that awards advanced academic degrees (i.e. master's and doctoral degrees) with the general requirement that students must have earned a previous undergraduate (bachelor's) degree [1][2] with a high grade point average. Producing original research is a significant component of graduate studies in the humanities (e.g., English literature, history, philosophy), sciences (e.g., biology, chemistry, zoology) and social sciences (e.g., sociology). This research typically leads to the writing and defense of a thesis or dissertation. In graduate programs that are oriented towards professional training (e.g., MPA, MBA, MHA), the degrees may consist solely of coursework, without an original research or thesis component. What “Graduate school” is https://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Graduate_school Doctor of Philosophy 16
- 17. A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD, Ph.D., or DPhil; Latin Philosophiae Doctor) is a type of doctoral degree awarded by universities in many countries. Ph.D.s are awarded for a wide r a n g e o f p r o g r a m s i n t h e s c i e n c e s (e.g., biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, etc.), engineering, and humanities (history, geography, literature, musicology, etc.), among others. A P h . D . c a n d i d a t e m u s t s u b m i t a project, thesis or dissertation often consisting of a body of original academic research, which is in principle worthy of publication in a international certified reviewed journal. What “Doctor of Philosophy ” is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Philosophy Degree awarding ceremony of 17
- 20. Although it’s not strictly necessary to have a firm view of your future career before applying to graduate school, it certainly helps. This is because grad school often acts as the academic version of professional training, enabling students to graduate with all the right knowledge in all the right places, ready to jump straight into their desired careers. 1. Invest in your future Either way, students applying to graduate school should do so with their eyes on the future, seeing further study as an investment in their own potential and not simply as a way to postpone the end of student life. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 20
- 21. More people than ever are attending graduate school today, and because of this an undergraduate degree alone can sometimes fail to get you noticed alongside equally or more highly qualified candidates. With university education in contemporary society increasingly viewed as more of a rite of passage than a luxury, 2. Get noticed in today’s job market and 11% of the workforce (in the UK) now holding a graduate degree, bachelor degree holders are struggling to appeal to employers even at entry level in certain industries – especially when up against candidates with PhDs. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 21
- 22. Whereas much of the worth of an undergraduate degree is in the qualification itself, the most important reasons to go to grad school may be more for the professional skills you’ll gain, the personal development you’ll 3. Get more than a qualification undergo and the valuable connections you’ll make with fellow graduate students, academics and industry experts. It’s frequently said that grad school is about much more than obtaining a few letters behind your name and a fancy piece of paper; it’s about developing yourself professionally so that you’re ready to enter the world of work. If you act smart in grad school, by the time you graduate you’ll have built yourself a professional landing mat of contacts and relationships, which will serve to keep you in the field and, ultimately, employed. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 22
- 23. Whereas much of the worth of an undergraduate degree is in the qualification itself, the most important reasons to go to grad school may be more for the professional skills you’ll gain, the personal development you’ll 3. Get more than a qualification undergo and the valuable connections you’ll make with fellow graduate students, academics and industry experts. It’s frequently said that grad school is about much more than obtaining a few letters behind your name and a fancy piece of paper; it’s about developing yourself professionally so that you’re ready to enter the world of work. If you act smart in grad school, by the time you graduate you’ll have built yourself a professional landing mat of contacts and relationships, which will serve to keep you in the field and, ultimately, employed. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 23
- 24. Although most undergraduate degrees allow students the opportunity to study modules and classes of personal interest, a graduate degree does this to a much greater extent. In order to get the most out of your graduate degree, you will be expected to conduct personal research 4. Pursue your interests in more depth alongside set study topics, in order to develop your thoughts and ideas regarding something that deeply interests you. Attending extracurricular activities and meetings, hearing from guest speakers and lecturers as well as full-time faculty members you find interesting, is what makes grad school so diverse and multidisciplinary. For students with passionate academic interests then, the answer to the question “why go to graduate school?” is obvious! https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 24
- 25. If you’re someone who wants to contribute to the world within any field, professionally or academically, you’re going to have to know your subject inside-out. For STEM subjects or other highly specialized fields, grad school helps to make that happen. 5. Contribute to the world’s knowledge Kylie Rochford, a graduate student at Case Western Reserve University, explains that this was one of her main reasons to go to grad school: “Undergraduate study gave me the opportunity to understand existing knowledge in my field. Graduate school gives me the opportunity to contribute to that knowledge.” https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 25
- 26. Grad school is different to undergraduate studies in a number of ways. One difference is that while undergraduate level student life is widely associated with socializing, sleeping late and cramming alone in the library, grad school is much more about connecting with people professionally – not just fellow graduate students but faculty members too. 6. Make connections So while you may have locked yourself away in the darkest corner of the campus library during your years as an undergraduate, as a graduate degree student you’ll need to learn how to network like a pro by honing your ‘people skills’. If that sounds scary, remember that networking doesn’t have to be a dirty word; networking is your friend! In the professional world, networking is something many of us must do to get our feet in the door, and simply means you’ll be connecting with like-minded people within a professional context in order to collaborate, discuss and further your own knowledge, skills and professional circle. Not only will you be making professional connections, as a graduate student you’ll be making good friendships as well. The very nature of graduate school makes finding friends who are motivated, focused and mature just that little bit easier; your grad school friends could be the ones you end up sticking to for longest. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 26
- 27. Bettered financial prospects is a popular answer to the question “Why go to graduate school?” – though it may not necessarily be the most important factor. Even so, a graduate degree has been found to improve the financial prospects of UK workers by over UK£5,000 (US$8,200) more each 7. Increase your financial prospects year, compared to someone holding just a bachelor’s degree. Although this may not seem like a life-changing amount, the additional money accumulated in a working lifetime works out at around UK£200,000 (US$328,700). And that’s just the extra! https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 27
- 28. Grad school provides a stable forum to research and explore theories and ideas. If during your degree you conduct any research that is particularly exceptional, the chances are you’ll be recognized for that achievement by the academic community – perhaps by being invited to present your paper at a conference, contribute to a research project, and even receive accreditation in a piece of work published in a journal. 8. Get academic recognition International recognition is also a prospect for those who continue their research after graduation, and one day, who knows, you may well become a prominent expert in your field. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 28
- 29. A t g r a d s c h o o l y o u ’ l l b e surrounded by leading thinkers in your field – including both the faculty members and guest experts at the front of the lecture hall, and the fellow graduate students around you. When working with people we’re inspired by and look up to, staying motivated and working hard is much, much easier. 9. Work with the best In addition to all these talented people, you should also have access to excellent material resources, potentially including the latest technologies and high-end equipment being used within your field, such as spectral imaging scanners or nanotechnology systems. https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 29
- 30. Although last in this list of reasons to go to grad school, gaining a qualification which is recognized by employers around the world is incredibly important to many prospective graduate students. This is particularly the case for international students and students wishing to work abroad. 10. Gain an internationally recognizable qualification Get ready for grad school... https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/ admissions-advice/10-good-reasons-go-grad-school 30
- 32. Knowledge rapidly becomes obsolete, and knowledge workers regularly have to go back to school. Peter F. Drucker https://www.slideshare.net/jyaga0716/ss-14834244 32
- 33. Knowledge is unlike traditional skills, which change very slowly. A museum near Barcelona in Spain contains a vast number of the hand tools used by the skilled craftsmen of the late Roman empire that any craftman today would instantly recognize, because they are very similar to the tools still in use. For the purposes of skill training, therefore, it was reasonable to assume that whatever had been learned by age seventeen or eighteen would last for a lifetime. Conversely, knowledge rapidly becomes obsolete, and knowledge workers regularly have to go back to school. 1. Knowledge rapidly becomes obsolete "Managing in the Next Society" Continuing education of already highly educated adults will therefore become a big growth area in the Next Society. 33
- 35. Peter Drucker recalls a question posed by a teacher when Drucker was thirteen years old. The teacher went right through the class and asked each students, "What do you want to be remembered for?" None could answer, but the teacher chuckled and said, "I didn't expect you to be able to answer it. But if you still can't answer it by the time you are fifty, then you will have wasted your life." 2. What you want to be remembered for "Sower's Seeds of Encouragement: Fifth Planting" by Brian Cavanaugh 35
- 37. At eighteen, I was as immature, as callow, as naive as eighteen-year- old an be. It was not until fifteen years later, when I was in my early thirties, that I really knew what I am good at and where I belong. But I then resolved that, whatever my life's work would be, Verdi's words would be my lodestar. I then resolved that if I ever reached an advanced age, I would not give up but would keep on. In the meantime, I would strive for perfection even though, as I well knew, it would surely always elude me. 3. I would strive for perfection " Drucker on Asia " by Peter Drucker, Isao Nakauchi イタリアの作曲家 ジュゼッペ・ヴェルディ 37
- 38. What do you want to be Having your ambition, holding dreams and making endless efforts to keep "to be what you wanted to be." To pursue what you want to be, from the ambision and dream, even if someone says "it is okay anymore". Continue to pursue it until you are satisfied yourself. https://www.slideshare.net/jyaga0716/ss-14834244 38
- 39. Endless improvements in you When someone ask me which the best book is and I laugh and used to say "it would be the next book." https://www.slideshare.net/jyaga0716/ss-14834244 39