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Tsuda College
2-1-1 Tsuda-machi, Kodaira-shi, Tokyo 187-8577, Japan
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Promoting Exchange Programs for International Students in Meeting Their Educational and Career Goals |
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Tsuda College has established international exchange programs with 22 institutions in the following countries: the U.K., Germany, Sweden, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, Australia, the U.S.A., Canada, and Mexico. More than 20 international students enroll every year in Tsuda from overseas institutions.
The Center for International Exchange (CIE) was established for the purpose of expediting international cooperation with overseas institutions and study-abroad programs in 2001. CIE engages in establishing and renewing exchange agreements with institutions abroad. We constantly ensure that exchange agreements meet objectives of students by fostering relationship with partner institutions.
Additionally, CIE provides many services to international students including advice on academic systems, registration for national health insurance, scholarship application, and orientations. We help assign campus accommodations for international students and introduce big sisters who volunteer to assist international students. By collaborating with departments, faculties, and local communities, CIE supports international students including degree seeking students to enhance their educational, cultural, and social experiences to make
the most of their stay at Tsuda College. |
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European Union Studies Institute in Tokyo (EUSI) |
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The EUSI is responsible for facilitating research, education, outreach activities about the EU, and exchange and cooperation with the EU and related agencies.
The EUSI organizes public lectures and workshops by inviting international scholars and residing ambassadors from different countries.
The consortium consists of the three institutes: Tsuda College, Hitotsubashi University, and Keio University. |
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It was the first consortium that was sponsored by the European Commission in Japan in 2004 to foster EU-related study and research opportunities. It functions providing information about the EU and enhancing the general awareness of the EU and its policies.
The EUIJ administrates EU courses, the EU Institute Library, and public lectures. It is comprised of the following institutes: Tsuda College, Hitotsubashi University, International Christian University, and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. |
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