A Study on Short-Term Exchange Programs : Towards the Development of Curriculum

该计划的制度基础是在九州大学短期交流计划基础上于1995年成立的“Komaba海外”（AIKOM）计划。在国立大学中，使用英语的短期交流项目的历史并不长，东京大学的特色之一是努力构建全系的支援体系。该项目侧重于四个主题，每个主题由不同的项目成员追求：1。日语课程与短期留学生专业科目（J-Link项目）的衔接、课程和教材的开发，作为此次合作成果的日语教科书，由东大商社负责; 2.专业课教学方法研究、内容调查;以日语项目为中心的短期交流项目的调查，对日本学生、国际学生、与AIKOM项目有关的教师进行的访谈和调查; 4.实验基于互联网的支持系统。鉴于研究小组的成员-该计划的创始成员，研究是行动研究为导向，与实施的影响。

The institutional basis of this program is the Abroad in Komaba (AIKOM) program, which was established in 1995, following the foundation of a short-term exchange program at Kyushu University. The history of short-term exchange programs using English has a short history in national universities, and one of the characteristics of the University of Tokyo program was the effort to build a Department-wide support system. The project focused on four themes which were each pursued by different project members : 1. The liaison of the Japanese language program and the specialized subjects targeted at short-term students (the project was labeled the J-Link), and the development of curriculum and teaching material ― the Japanese language textbook which is the result of this collaboration is forthcoming from Todai Shuppankai ; 2. research on teaching methods, content investigation of the specialized subjects ; 3. a survey of short-term exchange programs in Japan with a focus on the Japanese language program, interview and surveys of Japanese students, international students, and faculty pertaining to the AIKOM program ; 4. experimentation with an Internet-based support system. Given the membership of the research team ― founding members of the program, the research is action research-oriented, with implications for implementation.