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Every year, many Sophia University students study abroad in countries all over the world outside of Japan. How did they manage to find their way through the differences in languages, cultures, and lifestyles? Here are some voices of students who studied abroad.
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Exploring 34 Cities in 12 Countries — A Journey That Broadened My Horizons from Germany
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Studying at Seoul National University provided an opportunity to view Japan-Korea relations from multiple perspectives
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A realistic view of Germany as seen by a researcher of German literature
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My short-term study abroad in Taiwan and Australia, where I learned the process of incorporating diverse ideas into my day-to-day life.
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Two weeks in Geneva, where I was inspired by the aspirations of officials working for international organization.
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Feeling the energy of the local students in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam
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Social Engagement Programs in Côte d’Ivoire, offered me another level of experience that was not accessible on a personal visit
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In-depth discussion held on environmental issues with young people from EU countries during my two weeks stay in Denmark
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I gained a multifaceted perspective essential for a researcher, for one month spent at the University of California.
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My stereotypes of foreign countries overturned by experiencing Korean culture
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My vision of the future as an international civil servant came to light through the realities of Cote d’Ivoire
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Studying in Canada, a challenge despite my disability, gave me confidence and positive attitude
