Social Cooperation Programs, Corporate Sponsored Research Programs

The Social Cooperation Programs are set up in undergraduate research and education organizations such as graduate schools, using financial resources received from private enterprises that wish to conduct partnership research with the university on common themes.
The Corporate Sponsored Research Program is a fund supported by contributions from individuals and organizations. The program aims to develop and enrich education and research. It is set up to allocate funds for basic expenses (such as personnel expenses and travel expenses of teaching staff in donated programs and expenses for research and education).

Social Cooperation Research Departments

Corporate Sponsored Research Programs