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Miki Saijo
Miki Saijo
Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics Professor,
School of Environment and Society Department of Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering and Department of Innovation Science, Institute of Science Tokyo
RESEARCH TOPICS
RESEARCH TOPICS
Sociolinguistics Discourse Analysis Second Language Acquisition Japanese Language Teaching
Communication Design Science Communication Communication in a Mixed Juror System for Japanese Criminal Trial
Scientific Literacy Literacy Cluster Educational Program
WORK EXPERIENCE
WORK EXPERIENCE
Professor Tokyo Institute of Technology 04/16 to present Courses Taught: System Design Project/Engineering Design Challenge/Participatory Design in Energy Business/Science & Technology and Lifelong Learning/Communication Design: Theory & Practice/Product Service System Design
Professor Tokyo Institute of Technology 04/06 to 03/16 Courses Taught: Science and Engineering Communication-Theory and Practice(to Japanese graduates) Sociolinguistics(to Japanese and International undergraduates) Japanese Language and Culture(to International undergraduates) Advanced Japanese/Intermediate Japanese/Elementary Japanese
Associate Professor Tokyo Institute of Technology 03/01 to 03/06 Courses Taught: Sociolinguistics(to Japanese and International undergraduates) Japanese Language and Culture(to International undergraduates) Advanced Japanese/Intermediate Japanese/Elementary Japanese
Visiting Lecturer Waseda University 04/99 to 09/01 Courses Taught: Advanced Japanese/Intermediate Japanese/Elementary Japanese
Part-time Lecturer Nagoya University 04/98 to 03/99 Courses Taught: Advanced Japanese/Intermediate Japanese/Elementary Japanese
Part-time Lecturer National University of Singapore 09/95 to 05/96 Courses Taught:Advanced Japanese/Intermediate Japanese/Elementary Japanese
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Ph.D Applied Linguistics,Ochanomizu University,1998
M.A. Japanese language and Culture,Ochanomizu University,1995
B.A. International Relations,Yokohama City University,1985
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