Graduate School of Regional Resource Management
University of Hyogo
Geo Study Field
Geology underlies everything!
Why don’t you learn about the origins and activities of the mother earth
and the connection between the mother earth and humans?
Mother earth - Living things - Human society.
Everything is connected.
The resources around us (Regional Resources) are made up of elements related to the earth (Geo), elements related to the ecosystem (Eco), and elements related to human society (Socio). These elements do not exist independently, but are interconnected. We approach these connections from a geoscience perspective. We are not only researching geological formations and rocks, but also how they relate to living nature and human society.
Introduction of Faculty Staff
Professor Norihito Kawamura, PhD
Conducting research from an earth science perspective that will connected to enriched the lives of local communities, including geoparks, cultural geology, geoscience education, and natural disaster education.
Lecturer Notitaka Matsubara, PhD
Based on geology, conducting basic research of geoparks and research on the relationship between the mother earth and people's lives.
Lecturer Kyouhei Sano, PhD
Based on the fields of earth science, particularly on volcanology and petrology, conducting research to elucidate the formation of volcanoes and the relationship between the mother earth and people's lives.
RRM GEO GROUP
Graduate Studies of Regional Resource Management, University of Hyogo
〒668-0814
University of Hyogo Toyooka Geo-Oriental White Stork Campus
Shounji 128, Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
Tel: 0796-34-6079
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