[Keio Summer Program 2021] Overview
- A two-month program (late May - late July, 2021) to study and experience life in Japan
- Offers opportunities to take Keio‘s credit-bearing courses during its second academic quarter
- Suitable for undergraduate students
Eligibility |
Applicants must be currently enrolled* as full-time students in an undergraduate (bachelor’s level) program at a university outside of Japan and must not be currently studying in Japan. Participants must be fluent in English. No Japanese proficiency is required as all lectures are conducted in English. (*at the time of application) Applicants must have completed at least one (1) full-year of studies at their home institutions prior to participating in the Program. |
Academic Credits and Transcripts |
Students will be graded and will be issued transcripts. Academic credits earned from the summer courses may be transferred back to the home university, subject to the rules and regulations of the home university. |
English Requirements |
TOEFL/PBT: 550, TOEFL/iBT: 79, IELTS: 6.0 or above |
Minimum GPA Requirement |
2.5 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) |
Duration |
Late May - late July, 2021 |
Location |
N/A |
Applications Open: |
February 4
*Deadline: February 24
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Application Procedure |
Please refer to the web page below for details:
http://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/en/study/short/summer_program/application.html |
Program Fee |
260,500 JPY *Accommodation not included *An additional fee of around 7,000 JPY will be charged by a company handling those payments. |
Postage and Handling Charges for visa application documents |
3,500 JPY |
Accommodation |
Dormitory rooms are not available. Students are responsible for arranging their own accommodation. |
Courses: |
*Subject to change
*Students are required to take a minimum of 4 courses. (*up to 8 courses maximum)
*2 credits per course
*1 credit per Japanese language course
<Arts>
- CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA COMPARATIVE MANAGEMENT
<Language & Literature > - GHOSTS AND GOBLINS IN MODERN JAPANESE LITERATURE
<Law>
- JAPAN'S TRADE LAW AND POLICY
<Politics, Diplomacy & International Exchange>
<Religion & Thought>
<Social Issues> - SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION - FOCUS ON GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION IN ASIA
<Japanese Language> *1 credit per course - SURVIVAL JAPANESE: INTRODUCTION TO THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE
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*Descriptions of the courses offered in previous years. Summer 2018 Course Descriptions |
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Contact |
International Center, Keio University |