国際教育・協力センターは、在学生の皆さんが異文化を理解し、多文化との共生が可能な『世界市民』として未来に羽ばたいていくことを願い、多種多様な海外留学プログラムや国際交流プログラムを提供しています。
関西学院大学では、"多文化が共生する国際性豊かなキャンパスの実現"というビジョンを掲げ、スクールモットー"Mastery for Service"を体現する『世界市民』の育成を目指した教育を行っています。関学が提供する様々なプログラムに参加し、異なる文化や価値観を認め合い共生する心を持った『世界市民』への第一歩を踏み出してみませんか。皆さんの積極的な参加を大いに期待しています。
留学生の日本語能力向上及び留学生と日本人学生との交流を図るため、日本語パートナーやラーニング・アシスタント、日本語ボランティアの募集をし、国際交流の機会を提供しています。
関西学院大学では日本語・日本文化を学ぶための2種類の短期プログラム、交換学生用の特別プログラム「Contemporary Japan Program」と学位を取得するためのプログラムを提供しています。
KGU offers 2 short programs to learn Japanese language and culture, the Contemporary Japan Program for exchange students, and numerous Degree seeking programs.
Start of the program: Early February (winter)
Mid-July (Summer)
Duration: 3 weeks
The Intensive Japanese Language and Culture Study Program is available every summer and winter. This is a three-week program designed for those who wish to improve their communication skills in Japanese language while increasing their understanding of Japanese culture through a variety of activities.
Start of the program: Early February
Duration: 3 weeks
The KGU Winter School welcomes students from KGU's partner institutions. This 3 week program is designed for students who wish to study about "Cool Japan", which includes contemporary Japanese culture and products such as animation, manga, games, Japanese traditional cuisines and commodities that shapes "Cool Japan" from business studies and social science perspective.
Start of the program: Early June
Duration: 5 weeks
This 5 week program offers "East Asian Study" track - you can select courses that suit your interest, allowing you to study a variety of topics related to Japan and East Asia along with KGU students.
Programs:
CCC Global Career Seminar in Canada (About 1 week in February)
CCC Global Career Seminar in Japan (About 1 week in August)
CCC Global Internship in Japan (About 2 weeks in August)
Kwansei Gakuin University (Japan), Mount Allison University (Canada), Queen's University (Canada), the University of Toronto (Canada), and King's University College at Western University (Canada) have jointly been running the Cross-Cultural College (CCC).
The CCC program is built around a core of practically-oriented courses in which Canadian and Japanese students work and live together to understand and solve pressing problems.