Since 2006, 192 students have obtained their master’s degrees under my main supervision. Some of them have pursued their advanced degree at Kobe University, while the rest of the students have been working for academic institutions (e.g., Hiroshima University, Toyohashi Institute of Technology, University of Malawi), international organizations (e.g., UNICEF, UNESCO, Asia Development Bank, World Bank), bilateral organization (e.g., JICA), government organizations (e.g., Ministry of Education and Sports in Uganda, Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation in Yemen), private sectors (e.g., Fujitsu, Nissan, Isuzu, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Benesse, Deloitte) and international NGOs (e.g., Shanti Volunteer). The employment rate of master’s graduate in my seminar is 100 percent and almost all have obtained a job prior to their graduation.
Master Graduates
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Recent Posts
- Professor Keiichi Ogawa Delivered an Invited Keynote Speech at Peking University’s International Conference on Education Finance
- Professor Keiichi Ogawa Delivered an Invited Speech at the 5th LSE-Fudan Annual Academic Conference
- The 38th Japan Society for Africa Educational Research (JSAER) Conference Held at the University of Hyogo
- Internship Experience: What I’ve Learned Interning on the World Bank’s TRESOR Program (Alba Pérez)
- Internship Experience at the Ministry of Education and Sports in Lao PDR (Chihiro Taketomi)

