USJIMT Centers
This category is for sites on The United States-Japan Industry and Technology Management Training Program (US-JITMT), supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
MIT Japan Program
- Offers programs and services in three areas: education, research and outreach.http://web.mit.edu/mit-japan/index.html
University of California, Berkeley
- Describes program, activities, outreach, and events.http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/~imio/US-JITMT.html
University of Washington Technical Japanese Program
- Offers a full complement of advanced, practical Japanese language courses in applied Japanesehttp://www.tjp.washington.edu/
US - Japan Technology Management Center
- Located in Stanford University, USJTMC programs aim at integrating practical perspectives into international strategic technology management along with analysis of research trends in electronics and IT.http://fuji.stanford.edu/
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