Hitotsubashi University Keio University Support Project for Strategic University Collaborations

Hitotsubashi University and Keio University will jointly establish a graduate school for advanced EU Studies. As an extension of this academic partnership, the universities will work to efficiently connect networks which each previously developed as their own academic resources. Both universities aim to become a hub for advanced education and research in Asia.

March 22, 2011: 【Announcement】
Project Research Fellow Chie Sato Has Article Published

March 05, 2011: 【Announcement,Seminar / Symposium / Lecture】
EUSI International Symposium "The EU, Asia and Japan: Frontiers of European External Relations"

February 01, 2011: 【Announcement,Seminar / Symposium / Lecture】
The Second Conference on "Regulation Crossing Borders"

November 18, 2010: 【Announcement,Seminar / Symposium / Lecture】
Pre-Seminar Report: "The European Parliament after the Treaty of Lisbon:What is expected to Japan in the Asian framework"

November 15, 2010: 【Announcement】
The International Conference "Who will provide the next Financial Model? Asia's Financial Muscle and Europe's Financial Maturity"

November 01, 2010: 【Announcement】
Project Research Fellow Chie Sato Has Article Published

October 25, 2010: 【Announcement,Seminar / Symposium / Lecture】
Pre-Seminar: The Jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and its Proceedings in Transitional Justice Cases against Latvia

The intellectual community reveals why understanding the EU is significant for Japan, which throughout the postwar era has seen the world through the lens of Japan-US relations.

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This guide provides the background of the project and its plans, as well as its objectives and social significance.

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