Hospitality and Airline Research Lab (Okajima Seminar)
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Research on hospitality and gender issues.
In their second year, students deepen their learning through activities such as studying the fundamentals of hospitality and conducting research on theme parks.
In their third year, students conduct in-depth research on the theme of hospitality through group work throughout the year.
In addition, there are many opportunities for activities other than classroom learning, such as presentations at academic conferences, visits to airports and hotels, musical performances, and training in Hakodate.
Learning points
- What is hospitality?
- What is hospitality in the airline industry?
- A perspective on social issues and practical application through fieldwork
Instructor
| Instructor | Mari Okajima |
|---|---|
| Message from the instructor | I believe that hospitality is a crucial element for success in all industries, not just the so-called hospitality industry. Furthermore, as university students living in this era, I hope you will develop a broad perspective, considering what is happening in the world and what the future holds.
The main goal of this seminar is for the members to grow into individuals with a broad perspective, the ability to think for themselves, and strong interpersonal skills that foster hospitality, ultimately acquiring the skills necessary to succeed in society. |
Voices of seminar students
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