Foreign Students
International students of our university have been selected as scholarship recipients of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's scholarship for foreign students!
This time, Nguyen Tua Nho, an international student of our university (born in Vietnam, 3rd year, Department of English Communication, Faculty of International Communication) has been certified as a scholarship student of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).
about plans for the future
2When I was a sophomore, I researched about Adecco Japan in the "Introduction to Business Administration" course.Adecco Japan is a top international human resource management company, but I think there is still a lot of information for foreigners.After graduation, I would like to join a company that I am interested in and contribute to the development of a more international environment.
Recently, in addition to university classes, I took an online human resource management course, and my abilities have improved.I also do online workshops.This semester, I am taking classes related to human resources in Japan, so I would like to do my best to deepen my knowledge.Furthermore, since I am willing to contribute to the international segment, I am conscious of the need to improve my English, especially English conversation.There are also face-to-face workshops, and I've been researching online networking events, and I'm thinking of participating. We will try to make our own skills available before starting job hunting in fourth grade.
About the International Student Acceptance Promotion Program (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Scholarship for Foreign Students)For the purpose of promoting the strategic acceptance of excellent foreign students and contributing to the internationalization of Japanese institutions of higher education, Privately-financed international students who are enrolled in educational institutions (hereinafter referred to as "universities, etc.") that provide preparatory education for entering a Japanese university, who are excellent in both academics and character, and for financial reasons. By providing scholarships to those who find it difficult to study, we aim to further enhance the effectiveness of their studies and to promote educational exchanges, mutual understanding, and peace and friendship between Japan and other countries. . |
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