Graduate School Admissions
- TODOROKI Hiroshi
- Professor
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Graduate Advising *1 M, D Degree Ph.D. (Geography), Seoul National University Divisions Tourism and Hospitality (TH) Research Field Geography, Area Studies, Human Geography
Professor Todoroki graduated with his Ph.D. in Geography from Seoul National University. He currently teaches under Tourism and Hospitality, while his current research field is Geography, Area Studies, and Human Geography.Research Activities Faculty Information Professor Close-up
Graduate School of Asia Pacific Studies Faculty
- *1 M: Master's Thesis Advising, D: Doctoral Dissertation Advising
- *2 Please note that seminar courses may not be offered every year.
Current as of July 31, 2020
- YOTSUMOTO Yukio
- Professor
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Graduate Advising *1 M, D Degree Ph.D. (Sociology), University of Kentucky Divisions Tourism and Hospitality (TH) Research Field Sociology, Tourism Research Activities Faculty Information
- BUI Thanh Huong
- Associate Professor
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Graduate Advising *1 M, D Degree MA, Griffith University
MBA, Waseda University
PhD, Griffith UniversityDivisions Tourism and Hospitality (TH) Research Field Human Geography, Tourism Psychology, Tourism Development and Cultural Heritage Conservation, Tourism Management
Professor Bui completed her master’s in Tourism Management and International Management before completing her Ph.D. at Griffith University in Australia. Her current academic societies include the European Association for Southeast Asian Studies and the Australia and New Zealand Association of Leisure Studies (ANZALS). Professor Bui’s research fields are Heritage Tourism, Human Geography, Social Psychology and Southeast Asian studies.Research Activities Faculty Information Professor Close-up
- VAFADARI M. Kazem
- Associate Professor
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Graduate Advising *1 M, D Degree Ph.D. (Asia Pacific Studies), Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
MA, Theoretical EconomicsDivisions Tourism and Hospitality (TH) Research Field Cultural Heritage Management, Ecotourism, Agriculture Heritage Tourism, Community Based Tourism and Rural Tourism
Tourism destinations vary greatly from urban to rural settings and from artificial structures to remote locations in nature. This diversity results in demand for knowledge in various subfields of tourism and related skills. Such subfields include natural environment studies, human resource management, economics, and socio-cultural issues, knowledge of which assists our graduates in contributing to sustainable tourist destinations based on available resources. Today, tourism and hospitality are among the top grossing global industries, and attract individuals from both academia and the business world in order to manage the tourism industry and its socio-cultural, economic, and environmental impacts.”Research Activities Faculty Information Professor Close-up
