Fulbright-Hays Program (Japan)

Engage students with visually rich teaching modules that explore art history, visual culture, and creative expression. Ideal for courses in drawing, design, art appreciation, and interdisciplinary studies — these resources encourage critical thinking about art’s role across societies.

These modules support language learning and cultural literacy. Whether for world languages, linguistics, or global studies classes, the curriculum emphasizes communication skills, cross-cultural understanding, and practical language application.

Explore global media, youth culture, and contemporary social trends through modules focused on film, music, social media, and popular movements. Perfect for classes examining cultural identity, media literacy, and the intersection of culture and society.

Modules in psychology and human behavior — including cognition, social dynamics, and mental health — give students tools to analyze individual and group behavior. Great for psychology courses, interdisciplinary social science, or supplemental study.

Deep-dive into history, civics, world politics, economics, and global issues. These social-studies modules are aligned with global awareness and real-world relevance, ideal for helping students understand institutions, governance, and the interconnected world.

Bring drama, performance, and creative collaboration into the classroom. Theatre modules support courses in drama, performing arts, cultural storytelling, and community engagement — combining artistic practice with communication, history, and social commentary.