The Office of Student Services at Mita Campus will be closed on the following days:　

August 9, 2017 to August 16, 2017: Summer Vacation

Keio Welcome Net would like to invite you to AWA ODORI festival held in Yamato City, Kanagawa Prefecture
It is a big Japanese traditional dance event performed on the streets around Yamato Station. You can see a lot of dancers’ groups and also dance in an “open to all” dance group (NIWAKA-REN).

CEMS MIM (CEMS Master's in International Management) information session hosted by CEMS Club Tokyo and KEIO CEMS office will be held on Thursday, July 20, 2017.

CEMS is an alliance that consists of worldʼs leading higher education institutions in business, in association with multinational companies and NGOs. CEMS offers a double degree programme, CEMS MIM (CEMS Masterʼs in International Management) Programme, an international management masterʼs course.

Join the CEMS information session to learn more about CEMS and get to know current CEMS students at Keio!

Information Session

          Time and Date：Thursday, July 20, 2017 　12:15 P.M. - 13:00 P.M.

          Place                 ：Global Lounge, South School Building 1F, Mita Campus

What is CEMS?

CEMS is a global alliance of leading business schools, multinational companies and NGOs that together offer:

·         A carefully designed curriculum that's been voted by Financial Times as one of the top10  Master's in
           Management degrees in the world

·         Exciting opportunities to choose from tens of different exchange locations

·         A great network of friends around the world and contacts to corporate partners

Why should I come to this session?

CEMS Club Tokyo and KEIO CEMS office will explain you what the life as a CEMSie is like, and how you can become part of this great community. You don't need to have any prior knowledge of CEMS, just drop by and get excited by our stories. KEIO CEMS students will also be present among international exchange students to tell about their experiences. We have some refreshments as well.

We will end the information session with some mingling and room for questions.
No reservations are required.
Find the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1917808611776335

More info:

KEIO CEMS website: http://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/en/study/cems/exchange/keio/index.html
CEMS worldwide: http://cems.org/
CEMS Club Tokyo on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CemsClubTokyo/

Have a look how CEMS life is, or give us a message if you have any questions!

Requested by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Japan Overseas Cooperative Association (JOCA) organizes the "FY2017 Education Program for Nikkei Next Generation (University Students)."

20 students from Latin American universities will be visiting Keio University (Mita Campus) on July 11, 2017 as part of the Program to participate in the lectures/workshops scheduled as below.

Keio students are welcome to join (*1) and/or (*2).
Take this opportunity to share your thoughts and experiences with the visiting students. They are looking forward to seeing you!
 

Outline

Eligibility

- Participants must be enrolled as full-time students in an
  undergraduate or graduate program at Keio University.
- Exchange students enrolled at Keio University are also welcome.
- Participants must be fluent in English.
  (The lectures/workshops will be conducted in English.)

*Notes:
- There is no charge.
- Joining the lectures/workshops should not affect participants' class attendance.
  (Participants may NOT be justifiably absent from their own classes for this event.)

 

Registration

Please complete the online registration form.

＞＞ Click here

Deadline

09:00 a.m. on Monday, July 10, 2017

Inquiries

International Exchange Services Group, Office of Student Services
Tel：　03-5427-1613
E-mail：　ic-short-program@adst.keio.ac.jp

The Keio Study Abroad Fair 2017 hosted by the Keio International Center was held at the Hiyoshi Communication Lounge located on the first basement floor of the Fourth Building Independence Wing on Hiyoshi Campus from June 6 (Tue.) to June 9 (Fri.), 2017.

This annual fair plays an important role in encouraging students to study abroad by providing information about the many opportunities available. The fair familiarizes students with the idea of studying overseas and allows them to start making plans early on in their university careers. In the past, this event has proven to be a great opportunity for students to get first-hand information about studying abroad.

Approximately 1,800 students came to the Hiyoshi Communication Lounge over the four days. They embraced the opportunity to visit the various exhibition booths, which featured foreign embassies and external study abroad agents, as well as the Individual Consultation Corner to seek advice from people at the International Center and other faculty and staff members. Seminar sessions were also held by representatives of the participating booths. Here, students could obtain specific information about the opportunities that are available in various countries, the Keio University Student Exchange Program, other study abroad programs, language tests (TOEFL, IELTS), financial aid, and scholarships.

Every year, we also invite our partner universities from overseas to attend the fair, and this time HEC Paris and École Centrale de Nantes (ECN) came to promote their respective study abroad programs. For those planning to study at HEC Paris and ECN, it was an excellent opportunity to obtain information on both universities, as well as to learn more about the education system and recent study environment in France. At the Conversation Corner, study abroad returnees were available to answer questions on the study abroad and exchange programs, as well as to discuss their personal experiences. There were also international students from partner universities currently studying at Keio. They chatted with Keio students eager to communicate in English and to learn more about other countries and cultures. The fair attracted many visitors in addition to students, including parents, faculty members, and Keio high school students, and ended on a highly successful note.

In conjunction with the fair, the Global Career Forum was held in room D202 of the Fourth Building Independence Wing on June 7th. In the first session, a representative of the human resources department of a global corporation gave a lecture entitled “The Current State of Study Abroad and Employment.” The second session, “Career Guidance—Work in United Nations,” was led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This included a lecture by a representative of the Ministry's Recruitment Center for International Organizations, who gave a talk on a roadmap for seeking a position in an international organization, and a United Nations (UN) staff member, Ms. Tomoko Ishihara, who gave a lecture on the UNCHR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) program she is currently engaged in as an Associate Regional Protection Officer. This career guidance session was aimed at students interested in working for the UN and many questions were asked by the 200 attendees at the end, demonstrating the high level of interest.

See Study Abroad Fair 2017 site Here!

－　Fair Photos　－　　　

Study Abroad Fair Banner

 Participant Booth

 Participant Booth

 Individual Consultation Corner

 Seminar

 Conversation Corner

 Global Career Forum

 Career Guidance (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)