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Global Communication

We would like to introduce interviews with senior students enrolled in the Center for Japanese Language and Culture at Aichi Shukutoku University.

At Aichi Shukutoku University, students can build a solid foundation in Japanese language and academic skills through the CJLC program before progressing to undergraduate programs.

Some of you may feel, “My Japanese level isn’t high enough yet, so applying directly to an undergraduate program seems difficult…”

If that sounds like you, we encourage you to start by reading these interviews and getting a real sense of student life at Aichi Shukutoku University. You may find helpful insights to imagine your own future.

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出身国：中国　名前：朱さん

Q：アイハウス（留学生寮）での生活はどうですか？
A：とても楽しいです！寮の管理人さんはとても親切で、他の学生も優しく接してくれるので、安心して暮らすことができます。一人部屋のため、プライベートな空間を確保しつつ、共有のキッチンやリビングルームでは他の留学生との交流を深めることもできます。また、別科の授業が行われる星が丘キャンパスへは、大学のシャトルバスを使えるため、通学も非常に便利です。

Q：愛知淑徳大学に留学を考えている人にメッセージをお願いします！
A：愛知淑徳大学での留学生活は、私にとって人生の中で非常に貴重な経験となりました。たくさんの人々との出会いを通じて、多くの素晴らしい思い出を作ることができました。国際交流センターのスタッフの方々には温かいサポートをいただき、授業の先生からも丁寧な指導を受けることができました。そのおかげで、安心して学び、成長することができました。
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You can read the full interviews at the following URL:
https://www.aasa.ac.jp/institution/international/en/program/cjlc/comments.html
*Please note that the interview content is available in Japanese only.*

If you are even slightly interested in Aichi Shukutoku University, please log in to your JPSS MY PAGE and visit the university page below:
https://www.jpss.jp/en/univ/430/
“LIKE” at the top of the page, select the faculties you are interested in from “Global Culture and Communication,” “Business,” and “Global Communication,” and then click “Add to Favorites”!

Objectives of the Faculty

What is needed in today’s rapidly globalizing society is the cultivation of individuals with deep insight into cross-cultural understanding and practical English skills.
The Faculty of Global Communication aims to equip students with the ability to communicate accurate and persuasive opinions from a global perspective, English proficiency adaptable to any situation, and problem-identification and problem-solving abilities. It seeks to nurture global citizens who serve as bridges between people and between regions.

https://www.aasa.ac.jp/english/faculties/global-communication.html

Study Abroad for All

In their second year, all undergraduate students will study abroad for 6 to 10 weeks at an overseas university with the aim of connecting their studies to future learning themes. Students select a study abroad destination based on their interests and passions and interact with local students. The university subsidizes a flat fee of 400,000 yen for the study abroad program.

Recommended Classes

■Japanese Popular Culture
This is a class where students learn about Japan’s relationship with the world through popular culture. Students learn about the history of Japanese anime, manga, games, music, fashion, and movies. Students will research how non-Japanese people feel about these expressions of culture.
Students will learn how Japanese popular culture changed the world and how Japan connects to it.

■Advertising
This class looks at the history and influence of advertising, covering various theories of advertising and persuasion.
Advertising across different media will be examined, from magazines to television to social media and so-called viral marketing, and students will learn about different ethical issues and controversies related to advertising.

■Modern Japan
Sushi, anime, cars－the image of Japanese culture is widespread all over the world. However, by studying the history of Japan, students can gain a deeper understanding of the characteristics and essence of this island nation in the Far East. In this class, students will learn more about the essence of Japanese culture through lectures and discussion.

■Intercultural Communication
This class examines the causes of misunderstandings and conflicts that arise when people from different cultural backgrounds interact, as well as the culture shock experienced when moving between cultures, focusing primarily on examples from English-speaking countries. It aims to enhance awareness of different cultures and cultivate the ability to solve problems in diverse environments.

Classes to refine your discussion and presentation skills

Special lectures with faculty members from our partner institution in Denmark

Halloween event sponsored by the Faculty

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Department of Global Communication

In the course "Japanese Performing Arts", students will learn about Japanese culture and its great influence on the world—from stage art and architecture to manners and etiquette. Through the use of a variety of audio and visual materials, and by learning and practicing practical skills, students develop the ability to talk about Japanese culture in English.

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