He has become the recipient of a three-year research grant from the Graduate School of Education and Human Resource Development at Nagoya University. The research area is “Quantitative and qualitative balance and assessment mechanisms in improving the effectiveness of students’ independent learning in higher education institutions”, aimed at enhancing and improving the independent study process of students within the modern education system.
According to the program rules, grant holders will conduct intensive research at Nagoya University for three years while continuing their professional activities, and will regularly present their results.
This achievement is significant as it opens new opportunities in the international scientific arena for professors and researchers of Nordic International University.
