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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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Once I connected to a university in India online, I was able to see Japan from a new perspective
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What I realized by attending University of California’s online class: not just becoming fluent in English
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Considering possibilities for personal growth through an internship at international organizations
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English Learning Motivation with Online Courses at a University in Australia
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Days in Myanmar overwhelmed by students with ethnic pride and the spirit to carry their country on their shoulders
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Cote d’Ivoire as it is, without a “development target” bias
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The warmth of a Thai ethnic minority village community, even with language barrier
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“Enjoy being undecided about your career,” the words resonated with me during my internship in the Philippines
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Experiencing the history of the Inca Empire and enjoying conversations with people in Peru
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Discovering the career option of “diplomat” through an internship at an embassy
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Three weeks in the U.S. that allowed me to grow beyond fear of mistakes and embarrassment
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Nine months in Seattle, learning what it means to live in harmony among people with diverse sets of values
