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31Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are seventeen international goals that were adopted unanimously through 2030 at the United Nations Summit in September 2015. The goals are a call for action from governments, municipalities, and businesses. To deal with modern and future issues such as highly developed information, globalization, and community revitalization, Shimane University promotes research and education that integrates science and technology by utilizing its strengths as a comprehensive university. The SDGs perspective will be incorporated into the management of the university, and Shimane University will work together with local and international communities to contribute to the achievement of SDGs.The Creation of a Global Base for Advanced Metals – Next Generation TATARA Project welcomed Professor Roger Reed. He is a world authority on super heat-resistant alloys at University of Oxford, and the director of the Next Generation Tatara Co-Creation Centre at Shimane University. For this project, research is being conducted utilizing strengths in the field of metals such as special steel that Shimane industries and academics have cultivated. By collaborating with industries, academia and government to promote cutting-edge research and highly skilled human resources, the university will endeavor to make Shimane the Global Leader in Advanced Metals that inspires younger genera-tions. 1. Striving to Make Shimane a Global Leader in Advanced Metal MaterialsIntroduction of SDGs Initiatives at Shimane UniversitySustainable Development Goals at Shimane UniversitySustainable Development Goals at Shimane University