2016 年 52 巻 4 号 p. 205-210
This study was conducted in university farms and was authorized by the Inter-University Collaborative Education program for two purposes: first, to clarify the trend of agricultural training in university farms, and second, to identify the advantages and problems in collaborative education for both stakeholders: host and client universities. The results of the research revealed the following three points. First, the client departments were diversified in agricultural fields such as food science and nutrition, agriculture, and veterinary medicine. Second, the participation forms were classified into three types: order-made, ready-made, and free-ride. Many university farms largely preferred the order-made type. Third, although the clients’ evaluations were high, their continuous commitment to collaborative education may become difficult because of curriculum and financial limitations.