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1.3.3.2 Department of Urban Engineering (UE)
Management of Global and Urban Environments; Water Environment Technology;
Urban Water Systems; Fundamentals of Water Pollution Control; Solid Waste
Management; Environmental Risk Management; Hazardous Waste Management;
Regional Planning; Urban Development Policy and Planning; Urban Transport
Policy; Urban Transport Planning and Analysis; Environmental Sanitation in
Developing Countries; Urban Planning in Developing Countries; Advanced Water
Quality Engineering; Advanced Wastewater Engineering; Systems and Tools toward
the Recycle-based Society; Advanced course in Health-related Water Microbiology.
1.4 Requirements for Completing the Program
Figure 1.3 shows the requirements for completion of the program. Students satisfying the completion requirements for APIEL are presented with The University of
Tokyo Certifi cate of Completion for Asian Program for Incubation of Environmental
Leaders. Requirements for completing the program are (1) to complete the APIEL’s
compulsory course of “Environmental Challenges and Leadership in Asia” (earning
Compulsory Elective Courses “Field Exercise”
Subjects/Courses Newly Established under APIEL
Compulsory Subjects “Environmental Challenges and Leadership in Asia”
Subjects/Courses under Degree Programs
Elective Courses
Theses
2 credits
Min. 2 credits, max. 4 credits
At least 10 credits
In partnership with collaborating partners in Asian nations/regions, students are
dispached to Asian field sites to tackle real-world problems on-site.
Deepens understanding of Asian environmental issues and provides students with the
elements of environmental leadership needed to influence society
Require inter-disciplinary research in support of the proposal of a new system
Graduate Program in Sustainability Science,
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences (GPSS)
Department of Urban Engineering,
Graduate School of Engineering (UE)
Fig. 1.3 Requirements for completing the program
1 Asian Program for Incubation of Environmental Leaders
1.3.3.2 Department of Urban Engineering (UE)
Management of Global and Urban Environments; Water Environment Technology;
Urban Water Systems; Fundamentals of Water Pollution Control; Solid Waste
Management; Environmental Risk Management; Hazardous Waste Management;
Regional Planning; Urban Development Policy and Planning; Urban Transport
Policy; Urban Transport Planning and Analysis; Environmental Sanitation in
Developing Countries; Urban Planning in Developing Countries; Advanced Water
Quality Engineering; Advanced Wastewater Engineering; Systems and Tools toward
the Recycle-based Society; Advanced course in Health-related Water Microbiology.
1.4 Requirements for Completing the Program
Figure 1.3 shows the requirements for completion of the program. Students satisfying the completion requirements for APIEL are presented with The University of
Tokyo Certifi cate of Completion for Asian Program for Incubation of Environmental
Leaders. Requirements for completing the program are (1) to complete the APIEL’s
compulsory course of “Environmental Challenges and Leadership in Asia” (earning
Compulsory Elective Courses “Field Exercise”
Subjects/Courses Newly Established under APIEL
Compulsory Subjects “Environmental Challenges and Leadership in Asia”
Subjects/Courses under Degree Programs
Elective Courses
Theses
2 credits
Min. 2 credits, max. 4 credits
At least 10 credits
In partnership with collaborating partners in Asian nations/regions, students are
dispached to Asian field sites to tackle real-world problems on-site.
Deepens understanding of Asian environmental issues and provides students with the
elements of environmental leadership needed to influence society
Require inter-disciplinary research in support of the proposal of a new system
Graduate Program in Sustainability Science,
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences (GPSS)
Department of Urban Engineering,
Graduate School of Engineering (UE)
Fig. 1.3 Requirements for completing the program
1 Asian Program for Incubation of Environmental Leaders