3 Degrees in French in Japan for 2024
- Nisshin, Japan
On-Campus
France is the world capital of fashion, the arts and food culture, a leading EU nation, as well as a country with an enormous influence on the global arena. French, the national language of France, is used as one of the official languages in various international institutions including the United Nations. Looking at the global arena, it goes without saying that those who are proficient both in English and French will be of inestimable value.
- Sōka, Japan
On-Campus
The university's Department of French has 17 full-time teaching staff (2 of whom are foreign instructors) and 32 part-time lecturers (12 of whom are foreign instructors) – the largest French department in the country. This rich environment in which you can engage in research of a wide range of fields and absorb living knowledge through interchange with French teaching staff is a great feature which can only be found at this university. By understanding the culture, history, and literature which has been passed down unbroken in France, you can cultivate true education and communication not limited to language.
- Nagasaki, Japan
On-Campus
French
The other biggest trend in this 21st-century world is localism (the principle of specific areas) or regionalism (the principle of multiple areas) as opposed to globalism. The International Communications Department overcomes the barriers of cultural and political conflicts of countries with different languages, ethnic groups, religions, and social systems.