日本学の修士号（M.A. Japanology）
コミュニケーション学・メディア学の学士号 (B.A. Media & Communication Studies)
日本学の学士号（B.A. Japanology）

• 学部基礎英語１，２、実践英語１，２

コミュニケーション学・メディア学　
比較文化学
日本学（文化と社会）
異文化コミュニケーションと外国語教育 （英語、ドイツ語）
教育におけるディスレクシアとインクルージョン

主な教育・研究業績はこちら

I am dedicated to helping students strengthen their language skills and explore new approaches to problem-solving, using English as a tool to access important information. Proficiency in multiple languages is crucial for conducting research and promoting international understanding. My goal is to guide students in expanding their knowledge and appreciation of different cultures and languages, preparing them to navigate and contribute to a globalized world.

Driven by a strong passion for Japan, I began my studies in Japanology at Vienna University, later continuing my studies at Hosei University and Tokyo Metropolitan University. For the past 25 years, I have lived in Japan, engaging in research across a broad spectrum of Japan-related fields. My current work focuses on dyslexia, specifically exploring support systems for children with learning disabilities, as well as wider issues of education and inclusion for individuals with LD in Japan and worldwide. In addition, I research the political and global frameworks related to dyslexia, examining how initiatives such as the UN Charter and the Sustainable Development Goals influence policies on education and inclusion for individuals with learning disabilities. Additionally, I contribute to the fields of Communication Science, Comparative Cultural Studies, Japanology, Foreign Language Education, and Intercultural Communication. These interdisciplinary pursuits reflect my dedication to integrating cultural, educational, and scientific perspectives to address present global challenges.