The Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences held a Student Report Session on November 14 (Friday) at Room 0112, Laboratory of Advanced Research B. This session featured a report by a student participating in the Tsukuba Resonance Education Program. We hosted the event in a hybrid format via Zoom this year.

 

The Tsukuba Resonance Education Program is a unique initiative of the Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences, designed to nurture world-class human resources with a focus on international experiences. As part of this program, students are encouraged to study and research abroad.

 

At this year’s session, a master’s students selected for the program in 2024 gave an oral presentation in English, sharing the results of her research and her experiences. Following the presentations, a lively Q&A session took place, providing participants with a valuable opportunity to exchange insights and discuss their research and experiences at overseas.

 

The session concluded with closing remarks from the Dean of the Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences.

 

(Presentation by a student)