資料3－5　伊藤順子教授（カリフォルニア大学東京スタディセンター長）からの資料

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University of California

Education Abroad Program

Presentation by：

Junko Ito

Professor of Linguistics, UC Santa Cruz Director, UCEAP 1Japan (2009-2012)

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The State of California

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カリフォルニア州

面積: 42万km

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(全米第3位)

人口: 3700万人

(全米第1位)

日本

面積：約38万km

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人口： 1億2700万人

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• 人種構成:

– 白人 (42.3%) – ヒスパニック/ラテン (36.6%) – アジア系 (12.4%) – 黒人 (6.7%) – アメリカン・インディアン & アラスカ先住民 (1.2%), – 先住ハワイアン & 太平洋諸島民 (0.4%) 1 アメリカ合衆国 11 ロシア 2 中国 12 スペイン 3 日本 13 カナダ 4 インド 14 韓国 5 ドイツ 15 メキシコ 6 イギリス 16 7 フランス 17 8 イタリア 18 インドネシア 9 ブラジル 19 10 20 オーストリア

GDP 世界ランキング 2005/2008

カリフォルニア州テキサス州ニューヨーク州フロリダ州 5 6

The University of California

資料３－５

中央教育審議会大学分科会大学教育部会（第５回）

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設立:

1868

キャンパス数:

10校

特徴:

Research University

(研究大学)

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学生数:

220,000

教員数:

17,300 (ノーベル賞受賞者: 54)

卒業生数: 1,400,000

学生クラブ・団体数: 3,200

9 Irvine Davis Berkeley Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara Santa Cruz

10 UC

campuses:

5 in Northern California 5 in Southern California アーバインデービスバークレーロサンゼルスマーセドリバーサイドサンディエゴサンフランシスコサンタバーバラサンタクルーズ 11 11

University of California

Education Abroad Program

UCEAP

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UCEAP

• プログラム開始: 1962

– 第一協定校: ボルドー大学, フランス, 1962-– 第二協定校: 国際基督教大学, 日本,

1964-• 現協定校数: ~120

– プログラム参加国数: 35 – 2010-11年参加学生数: ~3000 (日本: ~200) – 参加学生数(1962-2011): ~76,000

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UCEAP 事務所所在地

• 本部: サンタバーバラ, カリフォルニア州

• キャンパス事務所:

各UCキャンパス

• 日本事務所: 国際基督教大学内, 東京

業務内容: – ＵＣからの留学生，及び、ＵＣへの留学を希望する日本人学生へのアドバイス、交流会、オリエンテーション等 – UCへの単位互換に関わる教務, 協定校との折衝 14

UCEAP characteristics

• Academic Exchange Program

– 協定校間交換留学

• No-fee-exchange

– 学費不徴収

• Non-degree basis

– 学位取得不可 15

UCEAP 申請手続き

• 所属大学からの推薦

• ESL スコア (TOEFL 550+)

• GPA 成績評価平均点 3.0+

• UCEAPへの申請 (3キャンパス)

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キャンパス

在籍学生数

Los Angeles

39,984

Berkeley

35,843

Davis

32,153

San Diego

29,110

Irvine

27,792

Santa Barbara

22,850

Riverside

19,439

Santa Cruz

16,775

Merced

3,414

17 学部生人種構成白人 % ラテン系 % アジア系 % その他 % Berkeley 31 12 42 15 Davis 35 13 40 12 Irvine 23 13 52 12 Los Angeles 34 15 39 12 Merced 24 30 33 13 Riverside 17 28 40 15 San Diego 27 12 49 12 Santa Barbara 51 21 17 11 Santa Cruz 50 17 22 11 California residents ４２３７１２９ 18

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2011 AUTUMN Term

QCJC504 Issues in Japanese History 日本史の諸問題

QCJC504 Issues in Japanese History

Last updated: Mon Jul 4 13:28:28 JST 2011

FOWLER,EDWARD

目的 (Course Description) 賎民・被差別民の世界

‘Outcaste Society - the Premodern Heritage; the Modern Legacy’

前近代、特に江戸時代の日本は極めて階級志向の社会であった。その社会全体を研究するにあたり、多くの資料が集積している関係もあって上層階級―― つまり、支配階級の武士の目から鳥瞰図式に捉えがちではないだろうか。本ゼミは、士農工商の制度からはみ出した人たちの目を通して、関八州の穢多頭・弾左衛門をめぐる歴史小説や関連資料などを頼りに、いわば「蟲瞰図」式に江戸時代の社会構造を再考するのが目的である。また、その産物として現在なお被差別部落がほぼ全国的に散在するが、京都の、とある部落を舞台にした昭和中期の小説をも精読、分析する。本授業の用語は日本語または英語。ゼミなので、議論が中心。どしどし意見交換されたし。期末論文: 英文タイプだと12ポイント8枚程度、日本語だと原稿用紙400字詰め10枚前後。但し、パソコンを利用した場合、一枚にあたり、その倍数（400 字、800字）で印刷すること。

Japan today is often thought of as a nation composed of middle-class citizens, but Japanese society is much more diverse and certainly more class-conscious than it appears on the surface. The stratifications that characterized traditional society, as well as the inequities that they brought, persist to this day.

We shall examine, first, the premodern caste system, as depicted from the bottom in a historical novel that features an outcaste leader (Danzaemon) as protagonist; and, second, the legacy of the Edo-period caste system in modern (1960s) Japan through a novel set in Kyoto. The distinctive and varied portraits found in these works about people who lived outside the mainstream greatly enhance our understanding of contemporary society, revealing aspects that usually go unnoticed (or unmentioned) by most Japanese.

The course is designed for students with a high level of competency in Japanese. Supplementary materials in English and will be supplied according to class needs. Those wishing to prepare in advance are invited to begin with the novel by Shiomi Sen’ichiro, which is available at the ICU library.

Class discussions may be conducted in Japanese or English - or perhaps some combination! Students are expected to participate actively and are required to lead at least one discussion session. Students are to submit a short term paper (about eight typed pages in English or about ten 400-character pages in Japanese) at the end of the quarter.

目標 (Course Learning Goals)

近世の「賎民」及び近代の「部落民」をめぐる差別問題についての資料や文献が数多く残っているが、しかし、本授業はこうしたマイノリティを単なる差別の対象としてではなく、むしろ主体性ある人間としてしっかり捉え、様々な分野における社会貢献を重視、検討する方針。

While acknowledging the prejudice directed at groups of people outside the mainstream, who are the focus of our study, our principal objective is to deepen our

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appreciation of their many indispensible contributions to society in the premodern and modern periods.

内容 (Contents) （仮）(Tentative)

The content appearing below is a tentative schedule and subject to change as needed.

Wednesday, Sept 14: 紹介、概論近世の部注『浅草弾左衛門--天保青春』の毎週の読書ページ数は文庫本に従う。 Sept 21: 『浅草弾左衛門』その一（上巻5-116）『弾左衛門とその時代』(7-48) Sept 28: 『浅草弾左衛門』その二（上巻117-225）『弾左衛門とその時代』(49-99) Oct 5: 『浅草弾左衛門』その三（上巻227-268; 下巻5-91）『弾左衛門とその時代』(100-153) Oct 12: 『浅草弾左衛門』その四（下巻93-257）＋解説（260-269）近代の部 Oct 19: 『地下茎』一 ~ 六（105-178） Oct 26: 『地下茎』七 ~ 十二（178-281） Nov 2: 『地下茎』十三 ~ 十六（281-338） Nov 9: まとめ

成績とグレーディングポリシー (Evaluation and Grading Policy)

Participation and discussion-leading duties: 50% End-of-term essay: 50%

(Percentages are approximate)

参考文献 (Reference Books)

テキスト Texts: 塩見鮮一郎著『浅草弾左衛門――天保青春』（小説）

913.6/Sh74a/v.1

Shiomi Sen’ichiro, Asakusa Danzaemon, vol. 1 (historical fiction)

塩見鮮一郎著『弾左衛門とその時代』（資料）368.6/Sh74d

Shiomi Sen’ichiro, Danzaemon to sono jidai (research volume)

土方鉄著『地下茎』（小説）

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注意事項(Note)

Copies of『浅草弾左衛門――天保青春』plus the second and third volumes of the trilogy, as well as『弾左衛門とその時代』will be available on reserve throughout the fall quarter in the ICU library.

For availability of 『浅草弾左衛門――天保青春』for purchase online, see:

http://www.amazon.co.jp/%E6%B5%85%E8%8D%89%E5%BC%BE%E5%B7%A6%E8%A1%9B%E9%96% 80%E3%80%88%E7%AC%AC1%E5%B7%BB%E3%80%89%E5%A4%A9%E4%BF%9D%E9%9D%92%E6%98% A5%E7%AF%87%E4%B8%8A-%E5%B0%8F%E5%AD%A6%E9%A4%A8%E6%96%87%E5%BA%AB%E2%80% 95%E6%99%82%E4%BB%A3%E3%83%BB%E6%AD%B4%E5%8F%B2%E5%82%91%E4%BD%9C%E3%82% B7%E3%83%AA%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA-%E5%A1%A9%E8%A6%8B-%E9%AE%AE%E4%B8%80%E9% 83%8E/dp/4094035419

For availability of『弾左衛門とその時代』for purchase online, see:

http://www.amazon.co.jp/%E5%BC%BE%E5%B7%A6%E8%A1%9B%E9%96%80%E3%81%A8%E3%81%

9D%E3%81%AE%E6%99%82%E4%BB%A3-%E6%B2%B3%E5%87%BA%E6%96%87%E5%BA%AB-%E5%

A1%A9%E8%A6%8B-%E9%AE%AE%E4%B8%80%E9%83%8E/dp/4309408877/ref=pd_sim_b_1

『地下茎』is out of print and may not be available online. Photocopies made on

demand and at cost will be offered by the instructor.

Office Hours: 6/W, 4/TH

コーススケジュール (Course Schedule) 本館106号

Wednesday, 4, 5; Main Building, Room 106

コーススケジュール (Course Schedule)

4/W,5/W

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EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAM

CURRENTLY APPROVED ICU COURSES

C: NEED TO BE REVISED, E: EXPIRED, X: CROSS-LISTED

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E RE 112E* Regional Studies* 0509 1108

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X MCC 251E Media, Communication and Culture 0709 1403

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EX SOC 381E Sociology 0609 1108

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AS ST 225 POSTWAR JAPN THEATR 4.0 3.0

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E BUS 201J Business 0609 1108

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E BUS 202J Business 0609 1108

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EX BUS 304E/J Business 0409 0908

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EX BUS 305EJ Business 0409 0908

C LIT 144 JAPANESE THEATER 4.0 Approaches to Literature 3.0

X LIT 101JE Literature 0809 1308

C LIT 225 POSTWAR JAPN THEATR 4.0 3.0

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E CHM 221E, 321J Chemistry 0609 1108

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E MCC 234JE Media, Communication and Culture 0609 1108

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E CED 104J Comparative Education 0409 0908

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X LED 102JE Language Education 1004 1503

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E HST 322E History 0609 1108

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X GSS 201E Gender and Sexuality Studies 0904 1403

INTL 128 LANG & SOC POLICY 4.0 Language and Social Policy 3.0

INTL 135 POSTCOLONIAL THEORY 4.0 Cultural Studies II MCC 253JE Media, Communication and Culture 3.0 0812 1311 INTL 136 JAPAN MEDIA STUDIES 4.0 Introduction to Media Studies 3.0

JAPAN 11 S JAPANESE I 12.0 Basic Japanese I N/A

E C1 ILP Summer Program 0609 1108

JAPAN 15 INTRO LANG & CULTURE 4.0 Introduction to Language and Culture in Japan MCC 101E Media, Communication and Culture 3.0 0809 1306 JAPAN 21 JAPANESE I 12.0 Japanese 1 JLP 011JE Languages 12.0 0809 1308

JAPAN 22 S JAPANESE II 12.0 Basic Japanese II N/A

JAPAN 22 JAPANESE II 12.0 Japanese 2 JLP 012J/E Languages 6.0 0809 1308

JAPAN 101 S JAPANESE III 12.0 Basic Japanese III N/A

JAPAN 101 JAPANESE III 12.0 Japanese 3 JLP 013J/E Languages 6.0 0809 1308 JAPAN 102 JAPANESE IV 12.0 Japanese 4 JLP 014J Languages 6.0 0809 1308

JAPAN 102 S JAPANESE IV 12.0 Intermediate Japanese I N/A

JAPAN 105 JAPANESE V 12.0 Japanese 5 JLP 015J Languages 6.0 0804 1308

JAPAN 105 S JAPANESE V 12.0 Intermediate Japanese II N/A

JAPAN 106 JAPANESE VI 12.0 Japanese 6 JLP 016J Languages 6.0 0804 1308 JAPAN 106 S JAPANESE VI 12.0 Intermediate Japanese III N/A

JAPAN 107 S JAPANESE VII 12.0 Advanced Japanese N/A

JAPAN 108 S JAPANESE VIII 12.0 Special Japanese N/A

JAPAN 116 INTENSIVE JAPAN I 12.0 Intensive Japanese I JLP 001JE Languages 12.0 0909 1408 5

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JAPAN 117 INTENS JAPAN II 12.0 Intensive Japanese II 12.0

E JLP 002JE Languages 0609 1108

JAPAN 121 JAPAN LANG & CULTUR 4.0 Language and Culture in Japan 3.0

JAPAN 122 INTENS JAPAN III 12.0 Intensive Japanese III JLP 003J Languages 12.0 0804 1203 JAPAN 123 ADV JAPAN READING 4.0 Advanced Japanese 1: Reading JLP 021J Languages 3.0 0804 1303 JAPAN 124 ADV JAPAN WRITING 2.5 Advanced Japanese 1: Writing JLP 022J Languages 2.0 0904 1403 JAPAN 125 ADV JAPAN AURAL 2.5 Advanced Japanese 1: Aural JLP 023J Languages 2.0 0904 1403 JAPAN 126 ADV JAPAN SPEAKING 2.5 Advanced Japanese 1: Speaking JLP 024J Languages 2.0 0812 1311 JAPAN 127 ADV AURAL&SPEAKING 2.5 Advanced Japanese 2: Aural JLP 031J Languages 2.0 0904 1403 JAPAN 128 ADV READ&DISCUSSION 2.5 Advanced Japanese 2: Read and Discuss JLP 032J Languages 2.0 0804 1303 JAPAN 129 ADV WRIT&PRESENTATN 2.5 Advanced Japanese 2: Writing and Presentation JLP 033J Languages 2.0 0904 1413 JAPAN 130 MOD JAPN LIT: TRANSL 4.0 Modern Japanese Literature in English Translation LIT 117E Literature 3.0 0809 1308 JAPAN 131 INTRO TO JAPNESE LIT 4.0 Introduction to Japanese Literature I, II 3.0

E LIT 112J, LIT 113J Literature 0509 1008

JAPAN 132 JAPAN: ART & HISTORY 4.0 Japan Studies: History, Art and Literature 3.0

JAPAN 133 A SPECIAL JAPANESE A 4.0 Special Japanese A: 1 JLP 041J Languages 3.0 0909 1408 JAPAN 133 B SPECIAL JAPANESE A 4.0 Special Japanese A: 2 JLP 042J Languages 3.0 0912 1411 JAPAN 135 COMTEMP JAPN CULTUR 8.0 Contemporary Japan: From Ramune To Anime 6.0

JAPAN 136 JAPAN MEDIA STUDIES 4.0 Introduction to Media Studies 3.0

JAPAN 137 AB HIST OF JAPAN LIT 4.0 History of Japanese Literature I, II 3.0

E LIT 110J, 111J Literature 0609 1108

JAPAN 141 AB CLASSICAL JAPANESE 4.0 Readings in Classical Japanese I, II 3.0

E LED 272J, 273J Language Education 0509 1008

JAPAN 142 A CLASSICAL JAPN LIT 4.0 Classical Japanese Literature I LIT 261J Literature 3.0 0804 1303 JAPAN 144 JAPANESE THEATER 4.0 Approaches to Literature 3.0

X LIT 101JE Literature 0809 1308

JAPAN 152 A ADV STUDY JAPAN LIT 4.0 Advanced Studies in Japanese Literature I LIT 382EJ Literature 3.0 0812 1311 JAPAN 152 B ADV STUDY JAPAN LIT 4.0 Advanced Studies in Japanese Literature II 3.0

E LIT 383J Literature 0709 0908

JAPAN 155 JAPAN LANG STUDIES 4.0 Studies in Japanese Language 3.0

JAPAN 161 JPNESE VARIATIION 4.0 Language Variation 3.0

EX MCC 312J Media, Communication and Culture 0609 1108

JAPAN 162 A ANCIENT & MEDVAL JAPN 4.0 Hist of Japan (Ancient & Medieval) I 3.0

JAPAN 170 JPN CULTR RELATIONS 4.0 History of Japan in Asia 3.0

JAPAN 172 JAPANESE CALLIGRAPH 2.5 Japanese Calligraphy 2.0

E LED 271J Language Education 0409 0908

JAPAN 175 JAPANESE POLITICS 4.0 Japanese Politics 3.0

X POL 234E Political Science 0804 1303

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JAPAN

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CONTEMPORARY JAPAN 4.0 History of Contemporary Japan 3.0

JAPAN 225 POSTWAR JAPN THEATR 4.0 3.0

KOR 10 A ELEMENTARY KOREAN 5.0 Korean I 4.0

E WKR 101JKA World Languages 0409 0908

KOR 10 B ELEMENTARY KOREAN 5.0 Korean I WKR 101JKB World Languages 4.0 1004 1503 LEGST 55 INTRO TO INTL LAW 4.0 Introduction to International Law LAW 101E Law 3.0 0804 1303

LEGST 109 EUROPEAN UNION LAW 2.5 European Union Law 2.0

EX LAW 207J Law 0609 1108

LEGST 143 INTL ECONOMIC LAW 2.5 International Economic Law 2.0

X LAW 305E Law 0912 1411

LING 85 INTRO TO ENGL LING 4.0 Introduction to the Study of English 3.0

EX LEN 100E Languages 0509 1008

LING 110 ISSUES APPLIED LING 4.0 Issues in Applied Linguistics LED 315JE Language Education 3.0 0804 1303 LING 113 MORPHOLOGICAL ANLYS 4.0 Morphology LNG 212JE Languages 3.0 1009 1508

LING 114 SEMENTIC ANALYSIS 4.0 Semantic Analysis 3.0

E LNG 217EJ Linguistics 0409 0908

LING 115 PRAGMATICS 4.0 Pragmatics LNG 215E Linguistics 3.0 0809 1308 LING 116 PHONOLOGY 4.0 Phonology LNG 214JE Linguistics 3.0 0912 1411 LING 117 HISTORICAL LING 4.0 Historical Linguistics LNG 204J Languages 3.0 0804 1303 LING 121 JAPAN LANG & CULTUR 4.0 Language and Culture in Japan 3.0

X LNG 206J Lingustics 0904 1403

LING 124 LANGUAGE & GENDER 4.0 Language and Gender MCC 213E Media, Communication and Culture 3.0 0804 1303 LING 127 MEDIA TRANSLATION 4.0 Translation in the Media 3.0

LING 128 B LANGUAGE & COGNITION 4.0 Topics in Language and Cognition II LNG 387E Linguistics 3.0 0812 1311 LING 130 LANG, POLITICS & MEDIA 4.0 Language, Politics and the Media 3.0

LING 132 CHILD LANG DEVLPMNT 4.0 Child Language Development LED 311E Language Education 3.0 1009 1508 LING 134 PRAGMATICS & LANGUAGE 4.0 Pragmatics and Language Learning LED 214E Language Education 3.0 0909 1408 LING 136 LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS 4.0 Linguistic Analysis LNG 211E Linguistics 3.0 0904 1403 LING 140 LANGUAGE RESEARCH 4.0 Research Design For Language Studies 3.0

E L 320EJ* Languages 0509 1008

LING 141 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS 4.0 Psycholinguistics 3.0

LING 142 ADV ST IN ENG LANG 4.0 Topics in English Linguistics II 3.0

LING 143 LANGUAGE TEACHING 4.0 Principles of Language Learning and Teaching 3.0

X LED 102JE Language Education 1004 1503

LING 150 TEACHING PRONUNCIATN 4.0 Pronunciation for Language Teaching 3.0

X LED 215E Language Education 1004 1503

LING 155 JAPAN LANG STUDIES 4.0 Studies in Japanese Lanugage 3.0

LING 156 FIELDWRK/LINGUISTIC 4.0 Fieldwork in Language and Education LED 313E Language Education 3.0 1012 1511 7

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LING 161 JAPANESE VARIATIION 4.0 Language Variation 3.0

EX MCC 312J Media, Communication and Culture 0609 1108

LING 170 PRINCIPLES TRANSLTN 2.5 Translation Theory and Practice MCC 238JE Media, Communication and Culture 2.0 0804 1303 LING 175 LANGUAGE IN USA 4.0 Language in the United States 3.0

LING 180 BI & MULTILINGUALISM 4.0 Bilingualism and Multilingualism MCC 211EJ Media, Communication and Culture 3.0 0804 1303 MATH 165 B ADVANCED CALCULUS 4.0 Advanced Calculus II (Complex Function Theory) MTH 212J Mathematics 2.0 1009 1508

MUS 52 MUSIC AND SOCIETY 4.0 Music and Society (B) 3.0

X GEH 012E General Education-Humanities 0909 1408

MUS 120 A HIST OF ASIAN MUSIC 4.0 History of Asian Music I MUS 101E Music 3.0 0809 1308 MUS 130 E ASIAN MUSIC HSTRY 4.0 Studies in Music History II 3.0

X MUS 208E Music 1004 1503

PA 10 RHYTHMS AND DANCE 0.5 Beginning Rhythms and Dance -Social Dance HPE 021 Health & Physical Education 0.3 0904 1403

PA 15 ARCHERY 0.5 Beginning Individual Sports 0.3

E HPE 014 Health & Physical Education 0409 0908

PA 16 WEIGHT TRAINING 0.5 Begining Self Testing Activities 0.3

E HPE 016 Health & Physical Education 0409 0908

PA 18 TAI CHI 0.5 Tai Chi PE 118* Health & Physical Education 0.3 0804 1211 PA 19 AIKIDO 0.5 Beginning Combative Activities: Aikido HPE 018 Health & Physical Education 0.3 1004 1503 PA 20 SOFTBALL 0.5 Team Sports: Softball HPE 010 Health & Physical Education 0.3 1004 1503 PHIL 114 HISTORY OF RELIGION 4.0 History of Religions I 3.0

X PHR 234E Philosophy and Religion 0904 1403

PHIL 123 REL& PHIL IN JAPAN 4.0 Religion & Philosophy in Japan 3.0

POL S 50 INTRO: INTERNATL REL 4.0 Introduction to International Relations IRL 102E International Relations 3.0 0909 1408 POL S 80 INTRO POL SCIENCE 4.0 Introduction to Political Science POL 103E Political Science 3.0 0809 1308

POL S 85 ISSUES IN PEACE 4.0 S2: Issues in Peace 3.0

X GES 062E General Education-Social Science 0912 1411

POL S 105 POLITICAL ANALYSIS 4.0 Approaches to Political Analysis POL 101E Political Science 3.0 0909 1408

POL S 109 EUROPEAN UNION LAW 2.5 European Union Law 2.0

EX LAW 207J Law 0609 1108

POL S 111 POLITICS IN THE US 2.5 American Politics 2.0

E POL 231JE Political Science 0409 0908

POL S 120 INTL POLITICAL ECON 2.5 International Political Economy 2.0

X POL 233 Political Science 0809 1308

POL S 125 FOREIGN POL ANLYSIS 2.5 Foreign Policy Analysis IRL 211 International Relations 2.0 0809 1308 POL S 127 UNITED NATIONS 4.0 Studies of the United Nations LAW 212JE Law 3.0 0809 1308 POL S 128 LANG & SOC POLICY 4.0 Language and Social Policy 3.0

POL S 131 INTL NEGOTIATION 4.0 Persuasion and Language 3.0

EX MCC 274E Media, Communication and Culture 0609 1108

POL S 135 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 4.0 Comparative Politics POL 232E Political Science 3.0 0904 1403 POL S 139 JAPN INTL RELATIONS 4.0 Japan's International Relations IRL 103E International Relations 3.0 0809 1308

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POL S 140 US AND THE WORLD 2.5 America and the World IRL 231E International Relations 2.0 0809 1308 POL S 145 A PEACE STUDIES 4.0 Peace Studies I PCS 101E Peace Studies 3.0 0804 1303 POL S 145 B PEACE STUDIES 4.0 Peace Studies II PCS 102E Peace Studies 3.0 0812 1311 POL S 160 ASIAN INTL RELATNS 4.0 Asian International Relations IRL 232E International Relations 3.0 0812 1311 POL S 162 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY 4.0 Political Sociology 3.0

POL S 163 SE ASIAN POLITICS 2.5 Politics in Southeast Asia 2.0

E POL 235E Political Science 0609 1108

POL S 173 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE 4.0 Global Governance GLS 101E Global Studies 3.0 0709 1308

POL S 175 JAPANESE POLITICS 4.0 Japanese Politics 3.0

X POL 234E Political Science 0804 1303

POL S 181 ABC ADV INTL RELATION 2.5 Advanced Studies in Int'l Relations IV, V, VI IRL 385JE, 386JE, 387E International Relations 2.0 0709 1208

POL S 240 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 2.5 Public Management 2.0

E GPAS 416E GS Public Administration 0509 1008

POL S 250 AB ADV PEACE STUDIES 2.5 Peace Studies 2.0

E GPAS 531E GS Public Administration 0509 1008

PSY 10 CONTEMP PSYCHOLOGY 4.0 Introduction to Contemporary Psychology PSY 103JE Psychology 3.0 0909 1408 PSY 21 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCH 4.0 H2: Environmental Psychology 3.0

E GEH 053E General Education-Humanities 0609 1108

PSY 85 BEHAVIOR & HUMAN SCI 4.0 Behavioral Sciences & Humanistic Sciences (B) GEH 052E General Education-Humanities 3.0 0912 1411

PSY 102 COUNSELING&GUIDANCE 2.5 Guidance 2.0

EX PSY 102J Psychology 0609 1108

PSY 104 THEORIES/PERSONALITY 2.5 Studies in Personality PSY 373J Psychology 2.0 0709 1208 PSY 106 CULTURAL DIVERSITY 4.0 Psych of Cult & Human Diversity PSY 261EJ Psychology 3.0 0804 1303 PSY 115 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH 4.0 Psychology of Development PSY 251J Psychology 3.0 0912 1411 PSY 120 PSYCH OF LEARNING 2.5 Psy of Learning and Memory 2.0

E EPS 330E* Education 0409 0908

PSY 121 COGNITIVE PSYCH 4.0 Psychology of Learning, Memory and Cognition PSY 241EJ Psychology 3.0 0712 1211 PSY 122 HIST & TREND IN PSY 4.0 History and Recent Trends in Psychology PSY 211E Psychology 3.0 0804 1303 PSY 126 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.0 Social Psychology PSY 262J Psychology 3.0 0909 1408 PSY 132 PSYCH IN RELIG EXPR 2.5 Psychology in Religious Experiences PSY 311E/J Psychology 2.0 1009 1508

PSY 135 INFO PROCESSING 2.5 Cognitive Psychology 2.0

E EPS 350E* Education 0509 1008

PSY 141 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS 4.0 Psycholinguistics 3.0

PSY 152 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.0 Clinical Psychology PSY 271J Psychology 3.0 0804 1303 PSY 155 BIOPSYCHOLOGY 4.0 Biological Foundations of Mind and Behaviour PSY 231E Psychology 3.0 1004 1503 PSY 160 PEACE & CONFLICT RES 2.5 PSY 361E Psychology 2.0 0909 1408 PSY 161 COMMUNITY PSYCHLGY 2.5 Studies in Community Psychology PSY 362E Psychology 2.0 1009 1508

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PSY 192 A SP STUDY:PSYCHOLOGY 4.0 N/A (Special Study Course) N/A N/A N/A 0709 1211 PSY 210 PROGRAM EVALUATION 4.0 Proseminar in Community Psychology 3.0

E GEPS 490E GS Education 0509 1008

RG ST 114 HISTORY OF RELIGION 4.0 History of Religions I 3.0

RG ST 123 REL& PHIL IN JAPAN 4.0 Religion & Philosophy in Japan 3.0

SOC 15 PRINCIPLES/SOCIOLOG 4.0 Principles of Sociology SOC 102J/E Sociology 3.0 0712 1211

SOC 52 MUSIC AND SOCIETY 4.0 Music and Society (B) 3.0

X GEH 012E General Education-Humanities 0909 1408

SOC 101 SOCIETY&CULTURE/USA 4.0 Society and Culture in the U.S.A. 3.0

SOC 102 URBAN & RURAL SOC 2.5 Urban Sociology SOC 212JE Sociology 2.0 0809 1308 SOC 103 SOCIETY & CULTURE 4.0 Society and Culture GES 026 General Education-Social Science 3.0 0809 1308

SOC 115 A LABOR ECONOMICS 4.0 Labor Economics I 3.0

X ECO 257J Economics 0804 1303

SOC 118 GLOBL CIVIL SOCIETY 2.5 Global Civil Society 2.0

X GLS 201E Global Studies 0812 1311

SOC 120 GLOBAL SOCIOLOGY 4.0 Global Sociology SOC 306JE Sociology 3.0 0804 1303 SOC 121 MIGRATION&ETHNICITY 4.0 Int'l Migration and Ethnicity 3.0

SOC 122 GENDER RELATIONS 4.0 Gender Relations 3.0

X SOC 202J Sociology 0912 1411

SOC 127 SOCIOLOGY OF ED 2.5 Problems of Socialization 2.0

SOC 128 INTRO TO JAPAN SOC 4.0 Introduction to Japanese Society SOC 205E Sociology 3.0 0809 1308 SOC 130 LANG, POLITICS & MEDIA 4.0 Language, Politics and the Media 3.0

SOC 152 EDUC IN DEV NATIONS 4.0 Education in Developing Nations 3.0

X CED 304E Comparative Education 0804 1303

SOC 155 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 4.0 Sociological Theories SOC 306JE Sociology 3.0 0804 1303

SOC 162 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY 4.0 Political Sociology 3.0

SOC 164 SOC STRUCTURE JAPAN 4.0 Advanced Studies in Japanese Society 3.0

EX SOC 381E Sociology 0609 1108

SPAN 120 ADVANCED SPANISH 4.0 Advanced Spanish II WSP 202SJ World Languages 3.0 1012 1511 WOMST 100 GENDER STUDIES 4.0 Approaches to Gender Studies 3.0

E GSS 101JE Gender and Sexuality Studies 0409 0908

WOMST 120 GENDER & INTL RELAT 4.0 Gender and International Relations 3.0

X GSS 201E Gender and Sexuality Studies 0904 1403

WOMST 122 GENDER RELATIONS 4.0 Gender Relations 3.0

X SOC 202J Sociology 0912 1411

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EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAM

STUDENT COURSE INFORMATION FORM

Student

Name:

Year/Term: 20 -20 / Qtr. 1, 2, 3 Sem. 1, 2

Country/Host University: Japan /

INSTRUCTIONS FOR EAP STUDENTS:

Complete one form for each course you take. EAP students are responsible for providing this

information to the UC campus advisors who determine whether course work taken on EAP

satisfies major or other graduation requirements. You are solely responsible for the

completeness and accuracy of this form.

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exams, and written assignments.

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2) there is a change in any information about the course including class content, unit amount, instructor,

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COURSE INFORMATION:

Host Department:

Host University Course English

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full):

Host University Course Japanese Title (in full):

Host

University

Course

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資料3－5 伊藤順子教授（カリフォルニア大学東京スタディセンター長）からの資料

University of California

Education Abroad Program

The State of California

カリフォルニア州

面積: 42万km

(全米第3位)

人口: 3700万人

(全米第1位)

日本

面積： 約38万km

人口： 1億2700万人

• 人種構成:

GDP 世界ランキング 2005/2008

The University of California

資料３－５

設立:

1868

キャンパス数:

10校

特徴:

Research University

(研究大学)

学生数:

220,000

教員数:

17,300 (ノーベル賞受賞者: 54)

卒業生数: 1,400,000

学生クラブ・団体数: 3,200

10 UC

campuses:

University of California

Education Abroad Program

UCEAP

UCEAP

• プログラム開始: 1962

1964-• 現協定校数: ~120

UCEAP 事務所所在地

• 本部: サンタバーバラ, カリフォルニア州

• キャンパス事務所:

各UCキャンパス

• 日本事務所: 国際基督教大学内, 東京

UCEAP characteristics

• Academic Exchange Program

• No-fee-exchange

• Non-degree basis

UCEAP 申請手続き

• 所属大学からの推薦

• ESL スコア (TOEFL 550+)

• GPA 成績評価平均点 3.0+

• UCEAPへの申請 (3キャンパス)

キャンパス

在籍学生数

Los Angeles

39,984

Berkeley

35,843

Davis

32,153

San Diego

29,110

Irvine

27,792

Santa Barbara

22,850

Riverside

19,439

Santa Cruz

16,775

Merced

3,414

EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAM

CURRENTLY APPROVED ICU COURSES

183

EDUCATION ABROAD PROGRAM

STUDENT COURSE INFORMATION FORM

Student

Name:

Year/Term: 20 -20 / Qtr. 1, 2, 3 Sem. 1, 2

Country/Host University: Japan /

資料3－5　伊藤順子教授（カリフォルニア大学東京スタディセンター長）からの資料

面積：約38万km

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