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J.F. Oberlin University Summer Session Japanese Society Summer Course
J.F. Oberlin University Summer Session

J.F. Oberlin University Summer Session

Japanese Society Summer Course

Tokyo, Japan

Summer Course

4 weeks

English

Full time

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About: The Japanese Society Summer Course offers a unique introduction to contemporary Japanese culture, society, and historical context. This summer program immerses you in various aspects of Japan's social framework, allowing you to explore themes like tradition and modernity. Engage in discussions and activities that promote understanding and appreciation of Japanese society.
    Career Outcomes: Completing this course can lead to roles in cultural exchange, education, tourism, or international relations. Knowledge of Japanese society may also enhance opportunities in business and communication sectors, particularly for those working with Japanese companies or communities.
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Prof. Yoshiko Nozaki (Gakushuin University) / Prof. Hiromitsu Inokuchi(Senshu University)

This course examines Japanese society, culture, and education from the viewpoints of Japan’s internal ethnic diversity in today’s rapidly globalizing and internationalizing world.

Accommodation

Twin size accommodation is available for the Summer Session participants. All housings are located in the vicinity of the school and are convenient for commuting. All housing is equipped with bedding, furniture(desk, chair, table), shower unit, toilet, microwave, TV, and internet connection.

Important Dates

Program Term: June 30th – July 27th

  • June 30th – Arrival
  • July 1st – Orientation
  • July 2nd – Session starts
  • July 27th – Session ends

Cultural Program

Japanese culture experience opportunities will be offered outside of the course.

Financial Information

Program fee: JPY 360,000

The JFOU Fellowship (JPY 20,000) is available for participants from JFOU partner schools, including IAUP, APUCEN, and ACUCA.

The fee includes

  1. 2 courses
  2. Housing fee
  3. Airport pickup
  4. Domestic insurance
  5. Field Trip & Culture Program fee

Not include

  1. Airplane tickets
  2. Commuting cost between J. F. Oberlin University and housing
  3. Living expenses and meals
  4. Textbook

Application period

  • Jan 15th – April 16th

Required documents

  • Copy of passport
  • Completed medical form (You can download a format after Sign Up)
  • Official transcript from your current school

Voices from Participants

"I really value all the student visitors, discussions, and lectures."

"The teachers are very helpful in and outside of class. They understand each student‛s Japanese proficiency level."

"I like the discussion of this course. I like to go out the class to visit the international company. I had a great experience that I followed this course, so I hope that more students go to this course next year."

"Visiting Microsoft or other companies will be interesting for other students. I hope that this course will be held next year for Japanese students too."