Courses

Courses will be provided as Inter-Faculty Classes for undergraduate students, and as Inter-Graduate School Classes for graduate students. See the Course List page for further course information. By clicking the title of each course, you can move to each course page where detailed information (course description, Time Table, etc.) is available. From April onwards, detailed information including course number and course venue will be available on the website.
Some courses will also be offered as specialized courses of the organizing undergraduate/ graduate schools. Detailed information will be available here from April onward.
You may count a HSI course toward your degree credit. For details, please refer to your student handbook or consult the academic affairs office of your undergraduate/ graduate schools.

Course Posters

G001	G083
Restorative & Endodontics: Clinics and Researches	Neuromorphic AI Hardware
G084	U019
Deep Learning and CNN for Computer Vision	Introduction to Ainu and Indigenous Studies: Global Issues and Solutions (Undergraduate)
G090	U020
Introduction to Ainu and Indigenous Studies: Global Issues and Solutions (Graduate)	Introduction to Ainu Studies: Ainu Cultural Heritage and Landscape (Undergraduate)
G091	U021
Introduction to Ainu Studies: Ainu Cultural Heritage and Cultural Landscape (Graduate)	International Archaeological Field School in Rebun Island (Undergraduate)
G092	G062
International Archaeological Field School in Rebun Island (Graduate)	The Ecology of Sexuality and Reproduction
G063	G098
The well-being of the old population and the related determinants	Science Communication in Our Time: Perspectives from Around the World
U025	G097
Our Future Society: Women’s Careers, Parenthood, and the Fertility Crisis	Chemical Reaction Design and Discovery: Lecture I
G102	U031
SDGs Field study: Past and Present of Hokkaido -History of Ishikari and Sorachi- (NJE3)	Mental Health across the Life Span
G099	G100
Introduction to SDGs: Awareness of Glocal Issues and International Collaboration	SDGs Seminar: International Colearning PBL for Problem Solving (Presentation)
r006	r007
HU Field School(Wine and Forest)	Introduction to Carbon Accounting

Tuition Fees

No extra tuition fee is charged. However, some courses require additional fees (e.g., for accommodation during field training); for details, please check the course page of courses you wish to take.
The fees that will be required for courses will be collected in cash at a later date. Accordingly, students should prepare the necessary cash amount for fee payment.

Class Locations

Classroom information will be available on each course page from April onward. However, only the information regarding classrooms on the first day will be provided. Classrooms may change for subsequent lectures. Please confirm the latest information in the first class of each course. (Some courses may be conducted over the Internet as online classes.)

https://hokkaidosummerinstitute.oia.hokudai.ac.jp/en/courses/CourseLevel

International Exchange Activities

Hokkaido Summer Institute Managing Section is planning to offer international exchange events for HU students and overseas students who participate in the HSI2026 program. In the past, we held events such as “toGATHER, “Scavenger HUNT”, “Dan-Go!”, “Let’s soo-men!” and “The HSI SDGs Challenge Competition”.
If you are interested in organizing and/or joining such activities, please contact Hokkaido Summer Institute Managing Section using Contact Form.

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