Applications to UTokyo FFP are invited twice a year, in March and September. Please fill in the application form if you would like to participate in the program. Selections will be made based on the information filled in the form, and you will be notified of the results before the program begins. We conduct briefing sessions (workshops) on UTokyo FFP in April and September. Those who would like to know more about the program are recommended to join this session. Please fill in the registration form, and we will send you the URL for joining the briefing session online.
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Pre-application
Applications to UTokyo FFP are invited twice a year. Please sign up for pre-application to receive notifications on the official application period. Please make use of this pre-application system while the application periods are closed.
Course Registration
By following the rules of each school, UTokyo graduate students can receive academic credits of Common Graduate Course by completing UTokyo FFP. For the graduate students who are allowed to take the program, please register for the course by following set procedures.
Skill Session: Short Program “Facilitation”

We welcomed Mr. Masanori Fujita (actor/producer at Ongakuza Musical), the instructor of Skill Session, as an instructor for the program. He introduced us to an experiential 4.5-hour session concerning the theme “Creating a Space” by using techniques from musicals. The instructor and participants collaboratively explored what a learning space should be in the new age. The participants learned four kinds of icebreakers and practiced self-introductions, which had been highly appreciated in the online course. They also practiced how to project their voices through one-on-one lessons with actors from Mr. Fujita’s Ongakuza Musical. They learned about correct posture and how to walk beautifully and experienced an improvisation, all immediately applicable to their teaching. For the finale, all participants acted out a scene together.
Knowledge Session: Short Program “Rubrics”

Associate Professor Kayoko Kurita (Center for Research and Development of Higher Education, The University of Tokyo) and Mr. Hideo Narita (instructor at Kawaijuku Educational Institution) served as instructors. During the orientation, participants reviewed what they had learned in the online course and covered the main points concerning creating rubrics. In the workshop, they experienced the whole process of creating rubrics by using first-year undergraduate course “Writing Course” as an example. They shared the points to be taken care of when using rubrics by organizing the problems they found in the process.