Research Interests：
- Economics of Education, Education Development, Classroom Environment, Learning Poverty
Education：
- Master of Economics, Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University (Expected: Mar., 2025)
- Master of Public Administration, School of International Relations and Public Administration, Fudan University (Expected: June 2024)
- Bachelor of Education, Aichi University of Education（Mar., 2021）
Experiences：
- Internship at Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI) Center for Educational Research and Innovation (Dec. 2023 – present)
- Guest Speaker, College of Education, University of Hawaii (October, 2023)
- Guest Speaker, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the University of Tokyo (October, 2023)
- Guest Speaker, College of Education, University of Hawaii (July, 2023)
- Part-time lecturer at high schools (Apr., 2021 – Mar., 2023)
Publications：
- N/A
Academic Associations：
- Japan Comparative Education Society (JCES)
- Japan Society for African Education Association (JSAER)
- Japan Society for International Development (JASID)
Academic Conference Presentation：
- Koike, T. “An Analysis of Primary School Leaning Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa: Focusing on the Efficiency of Educational Resources” Paper presented at the 2023 Campus Asia Symposium, Fudan University, November, 2023.
- Koike, T. “The Association between Classroom Disciplinary Climate, Sense of School Belonging, and Learning Achievement in Cambodian Secondary Education” Paper presented at the 7th International Conference and Ph.D Colloquium for Economics & Business, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Airlangga, October 4, 2023. (E)
Language/ Skills：
- Japanese, English
- STATA, Microsoft (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Message to Potential Candidates to Ogawa Seminar:
My name is Takumi Koike, and I am a master’s student at the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies at Kobe University. During my undergraduate years, I visited developing countries, mainly in Southeast Asia, which sparked my interest in the field of education. After graduating from undergraduate school, I worked as a teacher in Japanese high school for two years, but I decided to enroll in GSICS because I wanted to contribute to education in developing countries.
Now, through the activities in the Ogawa Seminar, I have opportunities to work towards my desired future image and goals. I also feel that I can improve myself through various experiences in the Ogawa Seminar, such as internships at international organizations and government agencies of developing countries, and research presentations at academic conferences. I am grateful to Professor Ogawa for providing me with such an environment, and I am engaged in friendly competition with other members of this seminar every day. Let us improve ourselves together in the Ogawa Seminar.
