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Waseda University, Study Abroad 2012-2013

Waseda TSA “Environmental Sustainability” Program at Portland State University

Location: Portland, Oregon, USA

Title: “LOHAS” (Life of Health & Sustainability)

Language Requirements:

iBT 48/ PBT 460 minimum at time of program start; expected to achieve an iBT 61/PBT500 minimum by Spring Term. An iBT 71/PBT 527 minimum is required to staySummer Term (optional). A TOEFL tutorial is offered to assist students in gaining ahigher score on the TOEFL.

Dates:

September 19, 2012 Arrival in PortlandSeptember 24-December 7 Fall TermDecember 8-January 6, 2013 Winter BreakJanuary 7-March 22 Winter TermMarch 23-31 Spring BreakApril 1-June 14 Spring TermJune 24-August 16 Summer Term (optional)

Summary:

The theme of “Sustainability and the Environment,” alternately known as “Life of Healthand Sustainability (LOHAS)” is a TSA program held at Portland State University fromSeptember to June. The LOHAS TSA offers Waseda students interested in the generaltheme of environmental sustainability the opportunity to take classes and participate incommunity service through Portland State University’s nationally renownedSustainability curriculum. Environmental Sustainability undergraduate studies atPortland State University fall under the following departments/schools: UniversityStudies, Environmental Sciences and Resources, and the School of Urban Studies andPlanning

For more information about the PSU approach to Sustainability, please visit:http://www.pdx.edu/sustainability/

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The LOHAS TSA requires all Waseda students to take a “core” course every term relatedto the general theme of Sustainability. The courses are offered through the UniversityStudies Department and School of Urban & Public Affairs and have regular PSU studentsenrolled in them. For the 2012-2013 academic year, the required core courses are:

Term Course Number Course TitleFall 2012 UNST 224 Environmental SustainabilityWinter 2012 ECON 332

GEOG 230PHE 444

The Economics of Environmental IssuesEnvironment & SocietyGlobal Health

Spring 2012 ECON 332GEOG 230PHE 444

The Economics of Environmental IssuesEnvironment & SocietyGlobal Health

The LOHAS TSA requires all Waseda students to take Academic English. The ESLcurriculum is designed to support the LOHAS coursework and tailored to the specificneeds of the Waseda students.

Waseda students with qualifying TOEFL scores may also take regular PSU electives.These electives can be selected from the list of “Environmental Sustainability” clustercourses at PSU or from any discipline of interest. PSU departments normally haverestrictions (pre-requisites, major, class standing, matriculation) on elective coursesrelated to their major.

Academic Study:

Fall 2012 Credit hoursAcademic English (WO) 8 creditsLOHAS core course (OE) 4 creditsPSU Electives for students with >527 TOEFL(OE)

4 credits

PE class only (for students with <527 TOEFL)(OE)

1 credit

Students with <527 TOEFL course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—13

Students with a >527 course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—16

Winter 2013 Credit hoursAcademic English (WO) 4 credits for all studentsAcademic English Supplemental (WO) 4 credits for students <527 TOEFLLOHAS core course 4 credits

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PSU Electives for students with >527 TOEFL (OE) 4-8 credits

PSU Electives for students with 500-526 TOEFL(OE)

up to 4 credits

PE class only (for students with <500 TOEFL)(OE)

1 credit

Students with <500 TOEFL course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—13

Students with 500-526 TOEFL course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—16

Students with a >527 course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—16

Spring 2013 Credit hoursAcademic English (WO) 4 credits for all studentsAcademic English Supplemental (WO) 4 credits for students <527 TOEFLLOHAS core course 4 creditsPSU Electives for students with >527 TOEFL(OE)

4-8 credits

PSU Electives for students with 500-526 TOEFL(OE)

up to 4 credits

Students with 500-526 TOEFL course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—16

Students with >527 TOEFL course load minimum credits—12,maximum credits—16

Summer 2012 Optional Term; Extra fee; must have >527 TOEFL tostay this term

Academic English (WO) 4 creditsPSU Electives (OE) 8 creditsTheme class (TNP) 4 creditsCourse load minimum credits—12,

maximum credits—16

Key points about the “Sustainability & the Environment” (or LOHAS) TSAProgram:

All students are required to take our Academic English class. For Winter &Spring terms, students with a >527 TOEFL don’t have to take the 4-creditSupplemental Academic English class. An institutional TOEFL exam is offeredonce per term by PSU.

All students, regardless of their TOEFL score, are required to take a “core” courseevery term related to the general theme of sustainability. This course will haveregular PSU students enrolled in it.

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Students may choose their elective classes from “cluster” courses in PSU’snationally recognized sustainability curriculum or from any course offered at PSU(pending usual departmental or university restrictions).

Sustainability Cluster classes:

These classes are related to the “core” courses offered each term. These classes are partof PSU’s nationally acclaimed “Sustainability” curriculum. We encourage TSA studentsto choose at least one of these classes as their PSU Elective during the academic year.

Core Courses → UNST 224U & ECON 332U Environmental Sustainability & Economics of the Environment ↓

Cluster Theme → “Environmental Sustainability” ClusterCourses clusteredaround that theme

→

ARCH 367U Fundamentals of Environmental Design

ARCH 399U Towards Sustainable Architecture

ArH 437U Nature into Art I & II (Approved Course Proposal)

CH 371U Environmental Chemistry

EAS 399U Problems, Solutions, and Systems Thinking (Approved Course

Proposal)

ESM 355U Understanding Environmental Sustainability

ESM 356U Understanding Environmental Sustainability II

G 352U Minerals and World Affairs

G 410U Environmental Writing: Ecology of Malheur National Wildlife

Refuge

GEOG 314U Severe Weather (Approved Course Proposal)

GEOG 326U Ecology and the Implication of Management

GEOG 338U Investigating Forest Ecosystems

GEOG 340U Global Water Issues and Sustainability (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 345U Resource Management

GEOG 346U World Population and Food Supply (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 347U Environmental Issues and Action (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 348U Cultural Ecology (Approved Course Proposal)

GEOG 349U Mountains: Cultural Landscapes

HST 339U Environment and History (Approved Course Proposal)

INTL 399U International Green Building & Development (Approved

Course Proposal)

INTL 399U International Sustainability, Urban Design and Human

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Health (Approved Course Proposal)

PHE 455U Film and Health (Approved Course Proposal)

PHL 310U Environmental Ethics (Approved Course Proposal)

SCI 326U Ecology and the Implication of Management (Approved Course

Proposal)

SCI 331U Atmospheric Interactions I

SCI 332U Atmospheric Interactions II

SCI 335U Water in the Environment I

SCI 336U Water in the Environment II

SCI 338U Investigating Forest Ecosystems (Approved Course Proposal)

SCI 357U Sustain US/Mexico Border Region

SCI 399U Sustainable Forestry Monitoring (Approved Course Proposal)

SOC 341U Population Trends and Policy

SYSC 399U Sustainability, Systems Concepts and Indigenous

Perspectives (Approved Course Proposal)

USP 313U Urban Planning: Environmental Issues (Approved Course

Proposal)

Core Course → PHE 444U Global Health ↓

Cluster Theme → “Healthy People/Healthy Places” ClusterCourses clusteredaround that theme

→

ANTH 325U Culture Health and Healing (Approved Course Proposal)ANTH 333U The Anthropology of Food (Approved Course Proposal)CCJ 330 U Crime Control Strategies (Approved Course Proposal)COMM 399U Health Communication (Approved Course Proposal)EC 316U Introduction to Health Care Economics (Approved CourseProposal)ENG 308U Cultural Studies in Literature: Literature and Medicine in theCommunity (Approved Course Proposal)ENG 308U Cultural Studies in Literature: Literature Medicine HealthEPFA 456U The Urban Schools and "At Risk "Status (Approved CourseProposal)PHE 326U Drug Education (Approved Course Proposal)PHE 335U Human SexualityPHE 355U Consumer HealthPHE 425U Nutrition for HealthPHE 443U Environmental HealthPHE 446U Community Health: Principles and Practices (ApprovedCourse Proposal)PHE 452U Gender, Race, Class and Health (Approved Course Proposal)

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PHE 454U Social GerontologyPHE 455U Film and Health (Approved Course Proposal)SW 407U Community Based InterventionsUSP 313U Urban Planning: Environmental Issues (Approved CourseProposal)USP 317U Introduction to International Development (Approved CourseProposal)USP 424U Healthy CommunitiesUSP 425U Community and the Built Environment (Approved CourseProposal)USP 426U Neighborhood Conservation and ChangeUSP 450U Concepts of Citizen Participation (Approved Course Proposal)USP 454U The Urban Schools and "At Risk" Status (Approved CourseProposal)

Core Course → Enviroment & Society ↓

Cluster Theme → “Global Enviromental Change” ClusterCourses clusteredaround that theme

→

CH 360 Origins of Life on Earth (Approved Course Proposal)CR 399U Ecology of War and Peace (Approved Course Proposal)G 344U Geology of National Parks (Approved Course Proposal)G 345U Life in the Universe (Approved Course Proposal)G 351U OceanographyG 352U Minerals and World AffairsG 399U Geology and the History of Hawaii (Approved Course Proposal)G 399U Earth and Life History of Costa Rica (Approved CourseProposal)G 399U Top: Climate Record in NW Geology (Approved CourseProposal)G 430U Life of the Past (Approved Course Proposal)G 452U Geology of the Oregon Country (Approved Course Proposal)G 456U Astrogeology (Approved Course Proposal)G 457U Volcanoes and Earthquakes (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 310U Climate and Water Resources (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 311U Climatology (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 312U/SCI 334U Climate VariabilityGEOG 313U Biogeography (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 314U Severe Weather (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 322U Alpine Environments (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 333U WeatherGEOG 340U Global Water Issues and Sustainability (Approved CourseProposal)GEOG 346U World Population and Food Supply (Approved CourseProposal)

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GEOG 347U Environmental Issues and Action (Approved CourseProposal)HST 339U Environment and History (Approved Course Proposal)PH 333U WeatherPH 375U The Earth’s AtmospherePHL 310U Environmental Ethics (Approved Course Proposal)SCI 357U Sustain US/Mexico Border Region

Housing and Meal Plan:

Waseda students have two housing options:

Option #1: Dormitory room (single or double, based on availability) ranging between$1500-$3000 per term. A meal plan is available, but students have kitchens to do theirown cooking or they can eat at local restaurants or on campus. Most furnished rooms oncampus are double-occupancy and students will be paired with a non-Waseda roommate.

Option #2: Homestay costing about $750 per month. Please see www.andeo.org for moreinformation.

It is possible to start in a home stay and then switch to a dormitory room (if available)after one or two terms.

Opportunities for Learning Through Experience:

Portland State University is famous for its "Community Based Learning" courses. Thesecourses are open to TSA students and are an opportunity for them to work on a projectwith Americans that benefits a local community non-profit. The Waseda Oregon Officehelps TNP students find volunteer placements in Portland. TSA students havevolunteered as Japanese language assistants at local schools, helpers at the local animalshelter, and as playgroup leaders for children at the state refugee center.

Portland State has many student organizations/clubs that Waseda students may join(please see http://www.pdx.edu/recreation/rec-clubs andhttp://salpsync.orgsync.com/studentorg for current lists. The Waseda Oregon Office alsoruns a Community of Friends program for students to interact with families in thecommunity. Program field trips are offered each term and have included hiking, rafting,baseball and NBA games, museum trips, and festivals, as well as short-term volunteerexperiences.

Facilitation Plan:

The PSU/Waseda Transnational Programs Office serves TSA students Monday-Friday

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from 9am-6pm. Students receive their mail at the office and also use the dedicatedcomputer lab. All staff serve Waseda TSA students in one capacity or another (e.g.advising, assisting with registration, resolving housing problems, etc…). There is also astudent services assistant who helps students with housing and emergency medical issues.Students are given an emergency contact card with the cell telephone numbers of all staff.There is a very high level of academic and personal support to Waseda TSA students.

Credits (24-34 semester credit hours):

Students may earn 24-32 semester credit hours through LOHAS (though the transcriptsare issued in quarter credit hours of 36-48). If a student stays for summer, he/she mayearn an additional 8-10 semester credit hours.

Other Program Fees (minimum estimates)

$656 per term for textbooks

$335 per month for personal expenses$190 per term health center fee (required)

Room & Board Costs (minimum estimates):

$500-$1000 per month for dorm room (this is charged for the academic year—9 months)$330 per month for board—self catering (do your own cooking and shopping)$390 per month for board—meal plan (eat in the university cafeteria)

Coordinator:

Sally Strand Mudiamu, Program Director, PSU/Waseda Transnational Programs OfficePortland State University, University Center Building #308N527 SW Hall Street, Portland, OR 97201Mailing address:Portland State University, PO Box 751-WASA, Portland, OR 97207-0751503-725-5726 voice503-725-5727 faxstrand@pdx.edu

Web Page

www.pdx.edu

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早稲田大学 2011-2012 年度 海外留学プログラム

「Environmental Sustainability」をテーマと

したＴＳＡプログラム（通称：ロハスＴＳＡプログラム）

ポートランド州立大学 2011 年秋 ― 2012 年春

プログラム名：ＬＯＨＡＳ－ＴＳＡプログラム（Life of Health and Sustainability）

テーマ： Environmental Sustainability（ＰＳＵ：ポートランド州立大学）

留学先：米国オレゴン州ポートランド市

要求される英語力:プログラム開始時においてＴＯＥＦＬ４６０点が参加の条件。春学期までには最低でも

５００点を達成すること。オプションの夏学期登録には最低でもＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点が

必要。ＴＯＥＦＬスコアアップのためにＴＯＥＦＬチュートリアルの受講が可能。また、

ランゲージ・エクスチェンジ、カンバセーション・パートナーの制度もあり（3 学期間

とも）。

プログラム日程:２０１１年 ９月２１日 ポートランド到着

２０１１年 ９月２６日～１２月９日 秋学期

２０１１年１２月１０日～２０１２年１月８日 冬休み

２０１２年 １月 ９日～３月２３日 冬学期

２０１２年 ３月２４日～４月１日 春休み

２０１２年 ４月２日～６月１５日 春学期

２０１２年 ６月２０日～８月１７日 夏学期（オプション）

プログラム概要:プログラムのテーマである「Sustainability and the Environment」は、「Life of Health and

Sustainability (LOHAS＝ロハス)」とも言う。この「ロハス」をＰＳＵにおけるＴＳＡプ

ログラムの新しいテーマとした。このロハスをテーマとしたＴＳＡプログラムにおいて、

環境問題に関心のある学生は、米国内でも有名なポートランド州立大学の環境問題や環

境の維持発展をテーマにすえたカリキュラムを受講し、大学を通して様々な地域活動に

参加が可能である。ポートランド州立大学における「Environmental Sustainability」の科

目は、「University Studies」、「Environmental Sciences and Resources」、「School of Urban

Studies and Planning」の科目群・学科に設置されている。さらに詳細は、

http://www.pdx.edu/sustainability/ を参照のこと。

このロハスＴＳＡプログラムでは、毎学期、プログラムのテーマに沿った必修コア科目

が設定されているので、このプログラムに参加するすべての学生は当該コア科目を履修

しなければならない。このコア科目は、ＰＳＵの教養科目（ユニヴァーシティ・スタデ

ィーズ・コース）や国際学（International Studies）の一部となっており、ＰＳＵ正規学

生も登録予定。以下、各学期必修コア科目一覧。

秋学期 ： 科目コード UNST224 Environmental Sustainability

冬学期 ： 科目コード未定 International Green Buildings または

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Global Health, Green Economy, Environment & Society

春学期 ： 科目コード未定 International Green Buildings またはGlobal Health, Green Economy, Environment & Society

ロハスＴＳＡプログラムでは、ロハス関連科目と早大生固有のニーズに対応できるよう

「アカデミック・イングリッシュ」コースを必修として設定している。このため、「ア

カデミック・イングリッシュ」を受講する学生層は早大生のみとなる。

必修のロハスコア科目やアカデミック・イングリッシュに加え、所定のＴＯＥＦＬスコ

アを満たすものは、「Environmental Sustainability」の科目群の中からさらにいくつかの

選択科目を履修したり、または、通常のＰＳＵ正規科目も選択履修可能となっている。

ＰＳＵ正規科目の登録に関しては、履修単位の上限を設けるほかは、プログラムとして

の制限はないが、通常、ＰＳＵの各学部において、科目登録に関する何らかの制限（科

目登録条件、専門分野による制限、正規学生のみ登録可など）があることが多い。

コース内容:

2011 年秋学期 単位数

アカデミック・イングリッシュＥＳＬ

（早大生のみで受講）

8 単位

ロハス-コア科目

ＰＳＵ全学生に開講

4 単位

ＰＳＵ正規科目（ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の

学生のみ）--- 体育科目も選択可。

4 単位まで

体育科目（ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点未満の学生）

ＰＳＵ全学生に開講

1 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点未満の学生の登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 13 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の学生の登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

2012 年冬学期 単位数

アカデミック・イングリッシュＥＳＬ

（早大生のみで受講。全員。）

4 単位

ｱｶﾃﾞﾐｯｸ･ｲﾝｸﾞﾘｯｼｭ･ｻﾌﾟﾘﾒﾝﾀﾙ

（TOEFL５２７点未満の学生のみ）

（早大生のみで受講）

4 単位

ロハス-コア科目

ＰＳＵ全学生に開講

4 単位

ＰＳＵ正規科目

（ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の場合）

4 単位から 8 単位

ＰＳＵ正規科目

（ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点以上５２６未満の場

合）

4 単位まで

体育科目（ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点未満の場合）

（PSU 全学生に開講）

1 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点未満の学生の登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 13 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点以上５２６未満の学生の

登録単位数

最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の学生の登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

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2012 年夏学期 オプション（TOEFL527 点以上の者のみ登録

可能）。追加料金徴収。

アカデミック・イングリッシュＥＳＬ

（早大生のみで受講）

4 単位

PSU 正規科目 8 単位

ＴＮＰ夏学期テーマ科目 4 単位

登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

Sustainability and the Environment＝ロハスＴＳＡプログラムのキーポイント:○ プログラム参加学生は、毎学期全員、「アカデミック・イングリッシュ」コースの登録が

必修となっている。このアカデミック・イングリッシュコースは、早大生のみの科目と

なる。冬学期と春学期については、TOEFL５２７点を超えている者については、4 単位

のアカデミック・イングリッシュ・サプリメンタルコースの登録は必要ないが、５２５

点未満の者については、登録が必要。PSU では、毎学期に一度、キャンパス内で

TOEFL-ITP の受験が可能。

○ プログラム参加学生は、ＴＯＥＦＬの得点の良し悪しに関わらず、秋学期から春学期ま

で毎学期、ロハス－コア科目の登録が必修。この科目は、ＰＳＵ正規学生も登録予定。

○ ＴＯＥＦＬ基準点を満たす者については、米国内では有名なＰＳＵの環境関連の科目群、

またはその他全分野のＰＳＵ正規科目群から選択履修が可能。（ただし、科目を提供する

ＰＳＵの学科・専攻等により何らかの制限が加わる場合もあり）

○ 学期中に週２回ほどＰＳＵで日本語を学習する学生とのランゲージ・エクスチェンジ

(LEX) の機会を設定する予定。英語および日本語を学ぶ学生にとって、学生同士で知り

合いとなり、お互いにとって良い語学の練習となるよう願って設定するものだが、参加

は原則自由。（ランゲージ・エクスチェンジは科目ではありません。）

「Environmental Sustainability」の科目群について

以下の科目群は、ＰＳＵの環境関連のカリキュラムの一部だが、本プログラムのコア科

目と内容的に関連する科目群となっている。このため、本プログラムとしては、各学期

に英語の基準を満たした者については、一定の単位数のＰＳＵ正規科目の登録を認めて

いるが、その正規科目登録の際には、できれば１科目は下記の「Environmental

Sustainability」科目群の中から選んでもらいたいと考えている（ただし、任意）。

2012 年春学期 単位数

アカデミック・イングリッシュＥＳＬ

（早大生のみで受講）

4 単位

ｱｶﾃﾞﾐｯｸ･ｲﾝｸﾞﾘｯｼｭ･ｻﾌﾟﾘﾒﾝﾀﾙ

（早大生のみで受講）

4 単位

ロハス-コア科目

（ＰＳＵ全学生に開講）

4 単位

ＰＳＵ正規科目

（ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の場合）

4 単位から 8 単位

ＰＳＵ正規科目

（ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点以上５２６未満の場

合）

4 単位まで

ＴＯＥＦＬ５００点以上５２６未満の学生の

登録単位数

最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

ＴＯＥＦＬ５２７点以上の学生の登録単位数 最低 12 単位、最大 16 単位

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コア科目名称 → UNST 224AEnvironmental Sustainability ↓

科目群テーマ → “Environmental Sustainability” Cluster

同科目群内の

設置科目→

ARCH 367U Fundamentals of Environmental Design

ARCH 399U Towards Sustainable Architecture

ArH 437U Nature into Art I & II (Approved Course Proposal)

CH 371U Environmental Chemistry

EAS 399U Problems, Solutions, and Systems Thinking (Approved Course

Proposal)

EC 332U Environmental Economics (Approved Course Proposal)

ESM 355U Understanding Environmental Sustainability

ESM 356U Understanding Environmental Sustainability II

G 352U Minerals and World Affairs

G 410U Environmental Writing: Ecology of Malheur National Wildlife

Refuge

GEOG 314U Severe Weather (Approved Course Proposal)

GEOG 326U Ecology and the Implication of Management

GEOG 338U Investigating Forest Ecosystems

GEOG 340U Global Water Issues and Sustainability (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 345U Resource Management

GEOG 346U World Population and Food Supply (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 347U Environmental Issues and Action (Approved Course

Proposal)

GEOG 348U Cultural Ecology (Approved Course Proposal)

GEOG 349U Mountains: Cultural Landscapes

HST 339U Environment and History (Approved Course Proposal)

INTL 399U International Green Building & Development (Approved

Course Proposal)

INTL 399U International Sustainability, Urban Design and Human

Health (Approved Course Proposal)

PHE 455U Film and Health (Approved Course Proposal)

PHL 310U Environmental Ethics (Approved Course Proposal)

SCI 326U Ecology and the Implication of Management (Approved Course

Proposal)

SCI 331U Atmospheric Interactions I

SCI 332U Atmospheric Interactions II

SCI 335U Water in the Environment I

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SCI 336U Water in the Environment II

SCI 338U Investigating Forest Ecosystems (Approved Course Proposal)

SCI 357U Sustain US/Mexico Border Region

SCI 399U Sustainable Forestry Monitoring (Approved Course Proposal)

SOC 341U Population Trends and Policy

SYSC 399U Sustainability, Systems Concepts and Indigenous

Perspectives (Approved Course Proposal)

USP 313U Urban Planning: Environmental Issues (Approved Course

Proposal)

コア科目名称 → International Green Buildings ↓

科目群テーマ → “Healthy People/Healthy Places” Cluster

同科目群内の

設置科目→

ANTH 325U Culture Health and Healing (Approved Course Proposal)ANTH 333U The Anthropology of Food (Approved Course Proposal)CCJ 330 U Crime Control Strategies (Approved Course Proposal)COMM 399U Health Communication (Approved Course Proposal)EC 316U Introduction to Health Care Economics (Approved CourseProposal)ENG 308U Cultural Studies in Literature: Literature and Medicine in theCommunity (Approved Course Proposal)ENG 308U Cultural Studies in Literature: Literature Medicine HealthEPFA 456U The Urban Schools and "At Risk "Status (Approved CourseProposal)PHE 326U Drug Education (Approved Course Proposal)PHE 335U Human SexualityPHE 355U Consumer HealthPHE 425U Nutrition for HealthPHE 443U Environmental HealthPHE 444U Global Health (Approved Course Proposal)PHE 446U Community Health: Principles and Practices (ApprovedCourse Proposal)PHE 452U Gender, Race, Class and Health (Approved Course Proposal)PHE 454U Social GerontologyPHE 455U Film and Health (Approved Course Proposal)SW 407U Community Based InterventionsUSP 313U Urban Planning: Environmental Issues (Approved CourseProposal)USP 317U Introduction to International Development (Approved CourseProposal)USP 424U Healthy CommunitiesUSP 425U Community and the Built Environment (Approved Course

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Proposal)USP 426U Neighborhood Conservation and ChangeUSP 450U Concepts of Citizen Participation (Approved Course Proposal)USP 454U The Urban Schools and "At Risk" Status (Approved CourseProposal)

コア科目名称 → Enviroment & Society ↓

科目群テーマ → “Global Enviromental Change” Cluster

同科目群内の

設置科目→

CH 360 Origins of Life on Earth (Approved Course Proposal)CR 399U Ecology of War and Peace (Approved Course Proposal)G 344U Geology of National Parks (Approved Course Proposal)G 345U Life in the Universe (Approved Course Proposal)G 351U OceanographyG 352U Minerals and World AffairsG 399U Geology and the History of Hawaii (Approved Course Proposal)G 399U Earth and Life History of Costa Rica (Approved CourseProposal)G 399U Top: Climate Record in NW Geology (Approved CourseProposal)G 430U Life of the Past (Approved Course Proposal)G 452U Geology of the Oregon Country (Approved Course Proposal)G 456U Astrogeology (Approved Course Proposal)G 457U Volcanoes and Earthquakes (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 310U Climate and Water Resources (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 311U Climatology (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 312U/SCI 334U Climate VariabilityGEOG 313U Biogeography (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 314U Severe Weather (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 322U Alpine Environments (Approved Course Proposal)GEOG 333U WeatherGEOG 340U Global Water Issues and Sustainability (Approved CourseProposal)GEOG 346U World Population and Food Supply (Approved CourseProposal)GEOG 347U Environmental Issues and Action (Approved CourseProposal)HST 339U Environment and History (Approved Course Proposal)PH 333U WeatherPH 375U The Earth’s AtmospherePHL 310U Environmental Ethics (Approved Course Proposal)SCI 357U Sustain US/Mexico Border Region

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住宅・食事のプラン

宿舎には、以下２つのオプションがあります。

１． 学生寮

早大生は、ＰＳＵの学生寮に入居可能（個室とダブルルームがあるが空き状況による）。

家賃は、だいたい一学期間あたり＄１５００～＄３０００。食事プランはなく（オプシ

ョンで付けることは可能）、寮のキッチンで自炊したり、近くのレストランやキャンパ

ス内で食事をとることになる。家具付きの部屋については、大部分が共用ダブルルーム

になっており、参加者は、ルームメートと共同生活を送る。

２． ホームステイ

参加早大生は、学生寮ではなく、ホームステイを選ぶことも可能。ホームステイの斡旋

は、早稲田オレゴンオフィスではなく、「アンディオ」という現地ホームステイ手配団

体が行う。ホームステイを選ぶ方は、同団体の申込用紙に記入し、申込料を支払うこと

となる。ホームステイ料金は、１ヶ月に概ね＄７５０。ホームステイに関する情報はこ

ちらを参照。http://www.andeo.org

体験学習の機会

ポートランド州立大学は多くの"Community Based Learning" courses（地域事情に基づ

いた授業科目）があることで有名。ロハスＴＳＡに参加している学生の皆さんはこれ

らの科目を受講し、アメリカ人学生と一緒になってプロジェクトに取り組み、授業の

中で地域の非営利団体等でボランティアをし、地域社会へ貢献する機会を得ることも

出来る。早稲田オレゴンオフィスでは、プログラムに参加している早大生の皆さんに

必要に応じてボランティア活動先を探すための補助を行っている。今までの早大生の

主な活動先の例としては、地域学校における日本語クラスのアシスタント、動物保護

施設の手伝い、そして難民センターでの子供のお世話係等。

ポートランド州立大学にはたくさんの学生団体・クラブがあり、早大生のような短期留

学生も参加が可能となっている。(詳細は、http://www.salp.pdx.edu/groups.php または

http://www.clubsports.pdx.edu/を参照。) また、プログラム参加中、ポートランド州立大

学の学生とのランゲージ・エクスチェンジの機会も用意されている。最近のフィールド

トリップの例としては、ハイキング、ラフティング、プロ野球観戦、ＮＢＡバスケット

ボール観戦、博物館、お祭りなど。

早稲田オレゴンオフィスの役割

ＰＳＵキャンパス内にある早稲田オレゴンオフィス（月曜日から金曜日の午前９時から

午後５時まで）では、郵便を受け取ったり、早大生専用のコンピューターを使用するこ

とが出来る（プリンターと印刷用紙も常備）。早稲田オレゴンオフィスのスタッフは、

授業の登録の手助けや住居に関連する問題を解決する、病気・事故などの緊急時の学生

サポートを行う。参加者の皆さんには、早稲田オレゴンオフィスのスタッフ全員の自宅

連絡先が書かれた緊急連絡先用カードを配布するなど、大学の授業に関することから留

学生活面に関することまでハイレベルのサポートを提供。

単位 (24-34 セメスター単位取得):ロハスＴＳＡプログラムに参加中、アメリカで一般的なセメスター単位に換算すると、

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２４－３２単位を取得可能。ただし、ポートランド州立大学ではクオーター単位を採用

しており、ＰＳＵ発行の成績証明書ではクオーター単位で表示される。このプログラ

ム・オーバービューに記された各学期ごとの科目と単位数も、ポートランド州立大学ク

オーター単位で表示。

その他の経費（必要最小限の見積額）教科書など ＄６５６ （学期ごと）

個人用諸経費 ＄３３５（毎月）

ヘルスセンター費用 ＄１９０（学期ごと・必須）

宿舎費・生活費（必要最小限の見積額）学生寮月額 ＄６２０（３か月ごとに徴収）

生活費月額 ＄３３０（自炊の場合）

生活費月額 ＄３９０食事プラン（大学食堂利用の場合）

現地コーディネーター：Sally Strand Mudiamu, Associate Director, Waseda Oregon OfficePortland State University, University Center Building #308N527 SW Hall Street, Portland, OR 97201Mailing address:Portland State University, PO Box 751-WASA, Portland, OR 97207-0751503-725-5726 voice503-725-5727 faxstrand@pdx.edu

ホームページ

www.wasedaoregon.org

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Waseda Study Abroad 2012-2013

Waseda TSA “Business Administration” Program at Portland State University

Location: Portland, Oregon, USA

Title: “PSU/Waseda Business Program”

Language Requirements:

iBT 64/ PBT 510/ CBT 180 minimum at time of program start; expected to achieve aniBT 70/PBT 527/CBT 193 minimum by the third term (and is required for the optionalsummer term). A TOEFL tutorial is offered to assist students in gaining a higher score onthe TOEFL. A language exchange program is offered all three terms.

Dates:

September 19, 2012 Arrival in PortlandSeptember 24-December 7 Fall TermDecember 8-January 6, 2013 Winter BreakJanuary 7-March 22 Winter TermMarch 23-31 Spring BreakApril 1-June 14 Spring TermJune 24-August 16 Summer Term (optional)

Summary:

The PSU/Waseda Business Program is a study abroad business administration programfor students interested in taking American undergraduate business courses. The programrequires that all participants have successfully completed one year of economics and onecourse in statistics at their home institution beforehand. In addition, students who havesuccessfully completed one year of accounting prior to the program can take moreadvanced business courses.

The program has two tracks:

Track A: Requires one year of accounting, introductory economics and onecourse in statistics at your home institution

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Track B: No previous accounting coursework required; introductory economicsand one course in statistics required.

The PSU/Waseda Business Program requires all students to take Academic English. TheESL curriculum is designed to support your business classes and is tailored to yourspecific needs.

Waseda students with qualifying TOEFL scores may also take non-business regular PSUelectives in the spring term. These electives can be selected from any discipline ofinterest.. PSU departments normally have restrictions (pre-requisites, major, classstanding, matriculation) on elective courses related to their major. Students may take aPE class in the fall and winter terms.

All courses, except Academic English, have regular PSU students enrolled in them.

Academic Study:

Track A: One year of accounting, introductory economics and one course in statisticsrequired.

Fall Term Winter Term Spring Term

ESL ( 4 credits) BA 205 Business

Communications (4credits)

BA 101 Introductionto Business & WorldAffairs (4 credits)

PE class (1 credit)optional

ESL (4 credits) BA 311 Marketing

Management (4credits)

BA 302OrganizationalBehavior (4 credits)

PE class (1 credit)optional

ESL (4 credits) BA 303 Business

Finance (4 credits) Business and /or

PSU electives (4-8credits)

PE class (1 credit)

Total credits 12-16 Total credits 12-13 Total credits 12-17

Track B: No accounting required, introductory economics and one course in statisticsrequired.

Fall Term Winter Term Spring Term

ESL ( 4 credits) BA 101 Introduction

to Business & WorldAffairs (4 credits)

BA 211Fundamentals ofFinancial

ESL (4 credits) BA 205 Business

Communications (4credits)

BA 213 DecisionMaking withAccounting

ESL (4 credits) Business and /or

PSU electives (8credits)

PE class (1 credit)optional

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Accounting (4credits)

PE class (1 credit)optional

Information (4credits)

PE class (1 credit)optional

Total credits 12-13 Total credits 12-13 Total credits 12-13

Optional Summer Term for Track A & Track B: Additional tuition required ESL (4 credits) Business and/or PSU electives (8 credits)

Total credits: 12

Key points about the PSU/Waseda Business Program:

All students are required to take our Academic English classes every term. Students with a PBT <527 must take our TOEFL course each term until they

achieve a 527 score on the PSU Institutional TOEFL (or equivalent iBT). All students are required to take all of the business courses assigned to their track.

Students may take PSU and/or Business electives during the spring term (pendingusual departmental or university restrictions).

Program pre-requisites: Successful completion of one year of economics and onecourse in statistics.

Minimum TOEFL requirement: 510 PBT/64 iBT/180 CBT

Housing and Meal Plan:

Waseda students have two housing options:

Option #1: Dormitory room (single or double, based on availability) ranging between$1000-$2000 per term. A meal plan is available, but students have kitchens to do theirown cooking or they can eat at local restaurants or on campus. Most furnished rooms oncampus are double-occupancy and students will be paired with a non-Waseda roommate.Students are required to sign a 3-term housing contract, so it is not possible to switch to ahomestay mid-year.

Option #2: Homestay costing about $600 per month.

Opportunities for Learning Through Experience:

Portland State University is famous for its "Community Based Learning" courses. These

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courses are open to TSA students and are an opportunity for them to work on a projectwith Americans that benefits a local community non-profit. The program office helpsWaseda students find volunteer placements in Portland. TSA students have volunteeredas Japanese language assistants at local schools, helpers at the local animal shelter, andas playgroup leaders for children at the state refugee center.

Portland State has many student organizations/clubs that Waseda students may join(please see http://www.pdx.edu/recreation/rec-clubs andhttp://salpsync.orgsync.com/studentorg for current lists.

PSU’s International Students Services has an International Student Lounge, hosts aweekly intercultural coffee hour and has many, many other activities for internationalstudents at PSU. In addition, the program office runs a “friendship family” program,matching Waseda TSA students with local community members.

Facilitation Plan:

The TSA Programs Office serves TSA students Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm. Studentsreceive their mail at the office and also use the dedicated computer lab. All staff serveWaseda students in one capacity or another (e.g. advising, assisting with registration,resolving housing problems, etc…). There is also a student services assistant who helpsstudents with housing and emergency medical issues. Students are given an emergencycontact card with the home telephone numbers of all staff .There is a very high level ofacademic and personal support to TSA students.

Credits (24-34 semester credit hours):

Students may earn 24-32 semester credit hours through the PSU/Waseda BusinessProgram (though the transcripts are issued in quarter credit hours of 36-48). If a studentstays for summer, he/she may earn an additional 8-10 semester credit hours.

Other Program Fees (minimum estimates)

$630 per term for textbooks

$300 per month for personal expenses$180 per term health center fee (required)

Room & Board Costs (minimum estimates):

$600 per month for dorm room (this is charged in three month increments)$300 per month for board—self catering (do your own cooking and shopping)$375 per month for board—meal plan (eat in the university cafeteria)

Coordinator:

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Sally Mudiamu, DirectorPSU/Waseda Transnational Programs OfficePortland State University, University Center Building #308N527 SW Hall Street, Portland, OR 97201Mailing address:Portland State University, PO Box 751-WASA, Portland, OR 97207-0751503-725-5726 voice503-725-5727 faxstrand@pdx.edu

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