Research Interest:
- Educational Development, Education Gap, Labor Economics, Central Asia
Education
- Master of Economics, Kobe University (Mar. 2016)
- Master of Management Science Administration Management, Fudan University (Jun. 2015)
- Bachelor of Arts in Literature, Waseda University (Apr. 2013)
Experiences
- Internship at Ministry of Education and Sports, Uganda (Sep.-Oct. 2013)
- Student coordinator for Training and Dialogue Program organized by Kansai International Center in Japan International Cooperation Agency, “Education Administration and Finance: Focused on Quality and Equity of Basic Education” (Jun.-Jul., Nov.-Dec. 2013 and Jun.-Jul. 2014)
Publication
- Yasuoka, A. (2013). Non-European disposition founded in Russian culture (Graduation thesis). Waseda University, Japan.
Academic Associations
- Japan Society for International Development (JASID)
- Japan Comparative Education Society (JCES)
Academic Conference Presentation
- Yasuoka, A. “An Analysis on Relationship between Education and Labor Market in Tajikistan”, Proposal resented at the 50th Japan Comparative Education Society’s Annual Meeting, Nagoya University, Japan, Jul., 2014. (E)
- Yasuoka, A. “Analysis of the Qualitative Difference in the Performance of Sciences at Secondary Education Level in Uganda”, Proposal presented at International Education Development Forum 2013, Hiroshima University, Japan, Dec., 2013. (E)
- Yasuoka, A. “Analysis of the Qualitative Difference in the Performance of Sciences at Secondary Education Level in Uganda”, Proposal presented at the 11th Africa Educational Research Forum, Waseda University, Japan, Oct., 2013. (E)
- Yasuoka, A. “Analysis of the Qualitative Difference in the Performance of Sciences at Secondary Education Level in Uganda”, Proposal presented at the 14th International Conference on Education Research, Seoul National University, South Korea, Oct., 2013. (E)
Language/ Skills
- Japanese (Native), English (Fluent), Russian (Intermediate), Chinese (Basic)
- STATA
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Message to Potential Candidates to Ogawa Seminar
When I think about international cooperation, I think that the most important thing in order to continue to sustainable growth is the development of human recourse and education, I decided to learn under professor Ogawa. In Ogawa seminar, there are many students who are from various countries and have various backgrounds, so you can get stimulated good every time. Also I think a lot of internship through a wide network of contacts Prof. Ogawa is one of attractive thing in Ogawa seminar. In this seminar, door to the world is open widely. You can have a lot of opportunity if you move active. “Be proactive” is key word in Ogawa seminar. I think we are struggling for many challenges and lessons in English, but I’m sure that these lead to step up to the career you want and skills, the statement of their own. Let’s learn together in Ogawa seminar by all means.
