Researcher and Faculty Information

Asami Miyake Mami Miyake

Mami MIYAKE

Research Topics: Career Community Career Development Human Resource Management

comment: My research theme is "The science of diverse relationships (career communities) that can be applied to the way we live our lives."
When we think about life, we imagine the way we want to live and work by thinking about real people and talking to others.
In other words, diverse interactions that allow you to gain new insights and learn from them are important for career development.
This diverse range of connections is called the "career community," and it is a field that analyzes interpersonal relationships from the perspective of careers.
He also works as a career consultant, utilizing the experience he has gained from living abroad for over 10 years in Europe and the United States and in the workplace.

Main publications and papers: (Co-author) "Career Counseling Essentials 400" Kongo Publishing (2022)
(Single-authored paper) "How Self-confidence and a Sense of Trust is Built by the Community Farm Activities in Japan" XV IPPlS 1330 (2021)
(Sole author) "Career Community and Community of Practice," Commercial Studies Review, Vol. 66, No. 2 (2018)

Main classes taught: Thinking about work I, Career development and society, Field study II, Career selection seminar