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GLOBAL LEARNING CENTER,TOHOKU UNIVERSITY Tohoku University Global Network Site Map Contact Online Registration English Japanese EN JP  --> GO TOP Exchange Programs Short Programs Degree Courses Financial Aid Support News / Event Site Map Contact Online Registration Close GLOBAL LEARNING CENTER,TOHOKU UNIVERSITY Exchange Programs About Exchange Programs JYPE IPLA DEEp-Bridge--> DEEP COLABS APRU Virtual　Students Exchange (APRU VSE) TU Research-Oriented Incoming Student (ROIS) Scholarship Global Network Information for Incoming Exchange Students Short Programs About Short Programs TUJP TSSP Degree Courses About Degree Courses Admission News Undergraduate (English) Undergraduate (Japanese) Graduate (English) Graduate (Japanese) International Joint Programs Double Degree Joint Education Program--> Financial Aid Financial Aid Support International Student Help Desk Tutors Academic Support International Offices Japanese Language Learning Useful Information News / Event What's New Application Language Programs / Tests Seminar / Lecture Events Activity Reports Other COLABS Curriculum TOP >For International Students >Exchange Programs >COLABS > COLABS Curriculum Core Course Elective Courses IRTLab Related Grad. Schools Academic Calendar Voice & Photo FAQ Contact 1. Course Offered in Academic Year The COLABS program consists of two courses, Core course (Individual Research Training in Lab*) and Elective courses, which are thoroughly offered in English. *IRTLab Note: - IRTLab 4 or 3 is strongly advised for COLABS students. - Some elective courses may be unavailable during an enrolled semester. Its detailed information can be confirmed at each graduate school when a new semester starts. CORE COURSE （Required） ・Individual Research Training in Lab (12-30 ECTS equivalent) IRTLab offers four categories in each semester and COLABS students will be awarded 12-30 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) equivalent after successful performances approved by the committees. (It is not a requirement for COLABS students to complete their own thesis.) *ECTS equivalents will be awarded based on "Total School Hours" accordingly to the ECTS-compliant School Hours as shown the table for IRTLab. Students are to consult with an assigned academic advisor including following topics before the semester begins: - IRTLab category (1, 2, 3 or 4) - IRTLab (Research) Theme   Mandatory IRTLab Assignments: - IRTLab Presentation (poster and/or oral) at the end of every semester - Assignment Submission (summary and a research-paper) by the prescribed deadlines   Discussing updates, progress, results and so on with an academic advisor on a daily basis is essential in order to get the best outcome from IRTLab.   Past Theme Titles of IRTLab ELECTIVE COURSES A) Offered by the relevant Graduate School: Detailed information on courses will be obtained at the relevant Graduate School as below. Class availabilities may vary by semester and each Graduate School.   ・Graduate School of Science *Courses of International Graduate Program for Advanced Science (IGPAS) offers graduate-level classes in English. ・Graduate School of Medicine ・Graduate School of Dentistry ・Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences ・Graduate School of Engineering ・Graduate School of Agricultural Science ・Graduate School of Information Sciences ・Graduate School of Life Sciences　 ・Graduate School of Environmental Studies　 ・Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering 　 　 B) Offered by Junior Year Program in English (JYPE): *Undergraduate Program It is possible for COLABS students to take JYPE courses, although, JYPE is designed for undergraduates. ‘Nuclear Physics,’ ‘Solid State Physics & Statistical Physics,’ and ‘Material Science’ are graduate-level courses. More information about the JYPE course descriptions can be found here. 2. Course Description of Individual Research Training in Lab Course categories: The IRTLab offers COLABS Students four categories in each semester as shown in the table below. IRTLab 4 requires full school hours (750 hours per semester / 50 hours per week) to achieve 30 ECTS equivalents. Choosing IRTLab 1, 2 or 3 must earn designated TU credits by taking elective courses. Note: - IRTLab 4 or 3 is strongly advised. - Course information is available at the beginning of each semester. - It is important to discuss/consult the IRTLab category (1, 2, 3 or 4) and selections of elective courses with an academic advisor before semester begins. Mandatory IRTLab Assignments: - Summary - Poster Presentation (one-year participating students only) - Oral Presentation (at the end of the exchange term) - Research Paper (at the end of the exchange term) *The program orientation provides with more details.   Category Name IRTLab 1 IRTLab 2 IRTLab 3 IRTLab 4 School Hours for IRTLab (per semester) Implementation Hours (Research) 150 240 300 420 Participation Hours in Laboratory Activities 150 210 250 330 Total School Hours (per semester) 300 450 550 750 ECTS Equivalent of School Hours (25hours=1ECTS) 12 18 22 30 Total credit units of elective courses per semester necessary for completion (Tohoku University credits) 9 6 4 0   Workload Table: - School Hours: a total workload (hours) per semester (15 weeks) - Implementation Hours: 2.0, 3.2, 4.0 and 5.6 hours per day on the average for each category - Above the ECTS-compliant table can be referred to facilitate credit transfer between partner institutions and Tohoku University. Note: - ECTS equivalents will be awarded based on the 'Total School Hours,' when performances get approved by the committee members. - COLABS students are not required to complete a thesis, however, the IRTLab activities could be a part* of a master/doctoral thesis. (*permission needed from an academic advisor) - The above 'School Hours' are standard numbers which can be variable depending on each laboratory, graduate school and department as those sections have their own rules. Description of the School hours for IRTLab 1. Implementation Hours Implementation hours are spent by students working with the support of the research groups (laboratories) to which they are assigned, doing individual research on current topics closely related to their majors, as a part of a master/doctor thesis. During implementation hours, students conduct experiments, calculations, theorizations and related activities, and are expected to acquire basic research-related knowledge and techniques for doing real research. To achieve IRTLab course goals and objectives, which emphasize fundamental and high-quality research experiences, the implementation hours are set at 150-420 hours/semester in the four categories, more than 50% of the total school hours. 2. Participation Hours: Various activities at an assigned laboratory for COLABS students: - Oral Presentation - Seminars - Meetings - Tutorials - Independent Study - Other activities *Detailed information/schedules of above can be provided by an assigned academic advisor. 3. Related Graduate Schools and Research Activities for IRTLab Students will be enrolled at an assigned graduate school as a Special Research Student. Course information also can be found on a below website of each graduate school. Graduate School Department Science Mathematics Physics Astronomy Geophysics Chemistry Earth Science Medicine Medical Sciences Disability Sciences Health Sciences Public Health Dentistry Dental Sciences Pharmaceutical Sciences Molecular Pharmaceutical Science Life and Pharmaceutical Science Pharmacy Engineering Mechanical Systems Engineering Finemechanics Robotics Aerospace Engineering Quantum Science and Energy Engineering Electrical Engineering Communications Engineering Electronic Engineering Applied Physics Applied Chemistry Chemical Engineering Bimolecular Engineering Metallurgy Materials Science Materials Processing Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering Architecture and Building Science Management Science and Technology Agricultural Science Biological Resource Science Life Sciences Bioscience and Biotechnology for Future Bioindustries Information Sciences Computer and Mathematical Sciences System Information Sciences Human-Social Information Sciences Applied Information Sciences Life Sciences Integrative Life Sciences Ecological Developmental Adaptability Life Sciences Molecular and Chemical Life Sciences Environmental Studies Environmental Studies for Advanced Society Frontier Sciences for Advanced Environment Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineering   You can also find other related information from ACADEMIC RESEARCH STAFF AT TOHOKU UNIVERSITY, Research Profiles and/or each graduate school website. 4. Academic Calendar for COLABS  (Last updated: March 5, 2024) Fall Semester 2023 (Oct. 2023 - Mar. 2024)   ★Mandatory ★Orientation September 25, 2023 Class begins Oct. 2, 2023 Winter Holiday Dec. 28, 2023 - Jan. 3, 2024 Class ends February 7, 2024 ★Presentation February 6 -7, 2024 Self-Education Period* Mid-February - Early April 2024   Spring Semester 2024 (Apr. 2024 - Sep. 2024)   ★Mandatory ★Orientation April 2, 2024 Class begins April 8, 2024 Class ends August 5, 2024 ★Presentation August 6 - 8, 2024   Fall Semester 2024 (Oct. 2024 - Mar. 2025)   ★Mandatory ★Orientation Late September, 2024 (TBA) Class begins October 1, 2024 Winter Holiday Dec. 27, 2024 - Jan. 5, 2025 Class ends February 3, 2025 ★Presentation Early February 2025 (TBA) Self-Education Period* Mid-February - Early April 2025 *applicable to one-year (Fall and Spring) enrolled students only     NOTE: - Dates are subject to change. 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