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2017.6.8 - 2017.7.24
KGU Summer Program offers introductory Japanese
language and cultural courses with exciting cultural
activities in Kyoto and Osaka organized by local students.
Information http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/pdf/home/Summer_Program_2017.pdf
Asian Studies Summer Program
Kansai Gaidai University
Introduction
Experience Japan in Summer is a 6-week program offered by the Asian Studies Program at
Kansai Gaidai University. It offers invaluable experiences to those students who are
interested in learning Japanese language and selected topics in Asian Studies.
Location
The university is located in Hirakata
City, which is located midway between
Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan,
and Osaka, the second-largest
business hub in Japan. The location
of the program offers an excellent
starting point for your exploration of
Japan.
Program Dates
Arrival (Check-in): Thursday, June 8
Orientation: Friday, June 9
Classes begin: Monday, June 12
Classes end: Friday, July 21
Farewell Event: Saturday, July 22
Check-out : Monday, July 24
Kansai Gaidai University
・Founded in 1945
・Student Enrollment: 13,000
・International Affiliation:
384 institutions in 54 countries/regions
Program Content
The combination of an elementary Japanese language course with lectures in the Asian
Studies will lay a foundation for understanding about Japan and its people. Field trips and
student-organized activities will add an interesting hands-on experience to your learning.
Elementary Japanese Language 15 hours/week x 6 weeks 8 credits
・Mastery of Japanese scripts (Hiragana and Katakana) is required.
・One semester of college-level Japanese or the equivalent is preferable.
・After your arrival, all students are required to take the Japanese Language Placement test.
Introduction to Asian Studies 3 - 4.5hours/week x 6 weeks 2 credits
Cultural Activities may include, but are not limited to: field trips to historical sites, businesses, etc.
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
9:00 -
10:30
Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese
10:45 -
12:15
Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese
1:15 -
2:45
Homework
& Review
Homework
& Review
Homework
& Review
Homework
& Review
Homework
& Review
3:00 -
4:30
Intro. to
Asian Studies
Cultural
Activities
Intro. to
Asian Studies
Cultural
Activities
Class schedule may change without advance notice.
Course Descriptions (tentative, to be announced later)
Japanese Language (8 credits)
Course Objectives:
1. Learn basic grammars, including “te-form” and “short form (past/present)”.
2. Learn to function in Japanese in everyday situations like stating reasons, offering a help,
describing one’s hope, comparing, etc.
3. Learn vocabulary (approx. 400 basic nouns, verbs, adjectives, and expressions).
4. Lean approx. 100 kanji.
Textbooks: Genki I (2nd
edition), Japan Times (Lessons 6 – 12)
Genki I Workbook (2nd
edition), Japan Times (Lessons 6 – 12)
*Depending on the result of the placement test, the lessons we cover will be changed.
*For the content of Genki, please refer to the below website:
http://genki.japantimes.co.jp/about_en/about06_en
Grading: Lesson Tests 25%
Midterm Exam* 20%
Final Exam* 30%
Homework 10%
Quizzes (Vocabulary) 10%
Presentation 5%
* Midterm Exam and Final Exam include oral examinations (interviews).
Introduction to Asian Studies (Culture/Manga/International Relations) (2 credits)
This course will cover three topic areas related to Asian Studies: Japanese Culture, Manga
Drawing, and International Relations.
1 Introduction to Culture
2 Japanese Culture
3 Cross-cultural Interaction
4 Japanese Culture: Sports
5 Japanese Culture: Business
6 Manga Drawing
7 Manga Drawing
8 Manga Drawing
9 Manga Drawing
10 Manga Drawing
11 Post-World War II Japan
12 Reconstructing Asia
13 Japan’s entry into the United Nations
14 Japanese Peacebuilding
15 Contemporary Asian Politics
Accommodations
Summer program participants will be accommodated in our designated international student
dormitory (i.e., Seminar House) with a roommate.
Seminar House: http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/04_campus_life/03/02.html
Number of Participants
Maximum 30 students
If the number of participants does not reach 10 students, the program will be cancelled.
Program Fee
JPY 305,000
This fee includes pick-up service, tuition, room charge, liability insurance, and some field
trips.
Application
Eligibility:
・Applicants should be 18-years-old or above and currently enrolled as degree-seeking
students in a college or university
・Applicants should have adequate English proficiency to follow lectures in English
・Applicants who have not studied Japanese language are also eligible for this program.
Application Period: Wednesday, February 1 – Friday, March 17, 2017
(Application period may be closed earlier if a sufficient number of applications are
received.)
Notification of Participants: Early April
(In principle, applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
In the case of non-approval, applicants are notified as early as possible.)
Application Procedures
Documents required: 1) Application Form (attached)
2) Official Transcript (scanned)
3) A copy of your passport (scanned)
4) Passport-type identification photo data
(3.5cm x 4.5cm or 1.4 inches x 1.8 inches) with full face and
neutral background, showing the whole face and head
features)
- in JPEG or TIFF format
- at least 390 pixels by 520 pixels
- between 50 KB and 1 MB in file size
5) Certificate of Japanese Language Proficiency (if any, scanned)
--------------------------------------
6) Proof of medical insurance must be submitted upon arrival.
Step 1: Download the application form to your desktop.
http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/pdf/home/Summer_APP_2017.pdf
(Please use the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.)
Step 2: Complete the necessary information and save the application form.
Step 3: Return the completed application form together with other necessary
documents to kgsummer@kansaigaidai.ac.jp. If you cannot save the typed
application form, please scan the form and send it to us via e-mail attachment.
Deadline for Payment
Amount Deadline Handling charge for
credit card payment
JPY305,000 May 14, 2017 JPY7,000
Payment Method: payments can be made by credit card. Details of payment methods
will be sent along with notification of acceptance.
Cancellation Policy
Date notice is received Cancellation Fee
Before May 15, 2017 0
On and After May 15, 2017 JPY305,000
For further inquiries, please contact:
Center for International Education
Kansai Gaidai University
16-1 Nakamiyahigashino-cho
Hirakata-shi, Osaka 573-1001 Japan
E-mail: kgsummer@kansaigaidai.ac.jp
FAQ
Q1. Will I be required to acquire a visa to participate in this program?
Depends on your nationality. Please contact the Japanese consulate/embassy directly.
Q2. Is there any screening?
All applicants will be screened by a committee. In principle, the applications are
accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Q3. How about meal arrangements?
Kitchen facilities are available in our student dormitory. You are expected to cook your
own meals. Supermarkets are available within walking distance.
Meal estimate for 6 weeks: JPY80,000
Q4. Any other costs in addition to the program fee?
Miscellaneous: JPY50,000 (including transportation)
Q5. Is there a meeting service upon arrival?
Yes. However, please make sure to arrive on June 8 since the pick-up service is
available only on this date.
Q6. Will I get to meet/interact with Japanese local students?
Yes. Each student is paired with a local Speaking Partner student, who will also act as a
student guide. There will be additional events organized by local students.

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Summer_Program_2017

  • 1. 2017.6.8 - 2017.7.24 KGU Summer Program offers introductory Japanese language and cultural courses with exciting cultural activities in Kyoto and Osaka organized by local students. Information http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/pdf/home/Summer_Program_2017.pdf
  • 2. Asian Studies Summer Program Kansai Gaidai University Introduction Experience Japan in Summer is a 6-week program offered by the Asian Studies Program at Kansai Gaidai University. It offers invaluable experiences to those students who are interested in learning Japanese language and selected topics in Asian Studies. Location The university is located in Hirakata City, which is located midway between Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, and Osaka, the second-largest business hub in Japan. The location of the program offers an excellent starting point for your exploration of Japan. Program Dates Arrival (Check-in): Thursday, June 8 Orientation: Friday, June 9 Classes begin: Monday, June 12 Classes end: Friday, July 21 Farewell Event: Saturday, July 22 Check-out : Monday, July 24 Kansai Gaidai University ・Founded in 1945 ・Student Enrollment: 13,000 ・International Affiliation: 384 institutions in 54 countries/regions
  • 3. Program Content The combination of an elementary Japanese language course with lectures in the Asian Studies will lay a foundation for understanding about Japan and its people. Field trips and student-organized activities will add an interesting hands-on experience to your learning. Elementary Japanese Language 15 hours/week x 6 weeks 8 credits ・Mastery of Japanese scripts (Hiragana and Katakana) is required. ・One semester of college-level Japanese or the equivalent is preferable. ・After your arrival, all students are required to take the Japanese Language Placement test. Introduction to Asian Studies 3 - 4.5hours/week x 6 weeks 2 credits Cultural Activities may include, but are not limited to: field trips to historical sites, businesses, etc. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 9:00 - 10:30 Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese 10:45 - 12:15 Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese 1:15 - 2:45 Homework & Review Homework & Review Homework & Review Homework & Review Homework & Review 3:00 - 4:30 Intro. to Asian Studies Cultural Activities Intro. to Asian Studies Cultural Activities Class schedule may change without advance notice. Course Descriptions (tentative, to be announced later) Japanese Language (8 credits) Course Objectives: 1. Learn basic grammars, including “te-form” and “short form (past/present)”. 2. Learn to function in Japanese in everyday situations like stating reasons, offering a help, describing one’s hope, comparing, etc. 3. Learn vocabulary (approx. 400 basic nouns, verbs, adjectives, and expressions). 4. Lean approx. 100 kanji. Textbooks: Genki I (2nd edition), Japan Times (Lessons 6 – 12) Genki I Workbook (2nd edition), Japan Times (Lessons 6 – 12) *Depending on the result of the placement test, the lessons we cover will be changed. *For the content of Genki, please refer to the below website: http://genki.japantimes.co.jp/about_en/about06_en Grading: Lesson Tests 25% Midterm Exam* 20% Final Exam* 30% Homework 10% Quizzes (Vocabulary) 10% Presentation 5% * Midterm Exam and Final Exam include oral examinations (interviews).
  • 4. Introduction to Asian Studies (Culture/Manga/International Relations) (2 credits) This course will cover three topic areas related to Asian Studies: Japanese Culture, Manga Drawing, and International Relations. 1 Introduction to Culture 2 Japanese Culture 3 Cross-cultural Interaction 4 Japanese Culture: Sports 5 Japanese Culture: Business 6 Manga Drawing 7 Manga Drawing 8 Manga Drawing 9 Manga Drawing 10 Manga Drawing 11 Post-World War II Japan 12 Reconstructing Asia 13 Japan’s entry into the United Nations 14 Japanese Peacebuilding 15 Contemporary Asian Politics
  • 5. Accommodations Summer program participants will be accommodated in our designated international student dormitory (i.e., Seminar House) with a roommate. Seminar House: http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/04_campus_life/03/02.html Number of Participants Maximum 30 students If the number of participants does not reach 10 students, the program will be cancelled. Program Fee JPY 305,000 This fee includes pick-up service, tuition, room charge, liability insurance, and some field trips. Application Eligibility: ・Applicants should be 18-years-old or above and currently enrolled as degree-seeking students in a college or university ・Applicants should have adequate English proficiency to follow lectures in English ・Applicants who have not studied Japanese language are also eligible for this program. Application Period: Wednesday, February 1 – Friday, March 17, 2017 (Application period may be closed earlier if a sufficient number of applications are received.) Notification of Participants: Early April (In principle, applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. In the case of non-approval, applicants are notified as early as possible.) Application Procedures Documents required: 1) Application Form (attached) 2) Official Transcript (scanned) 3) A copy of your passport (scanned) 4) Passport-type identification photo data (3.5cm x 4.5cm or 1.4 inches x 1.8 inches) with full face and neutral background, showing the whole face and head features) - in JPEG or TIFF format - at least 390 pixels by 520 pixels - between 50 KB and 1 MB in file size 5) Certificate of Japanese Language Proficiency (if any, scanned) -------------------------------------- 6) Proof of medical insurance must be submitted upon arrival. Step 1: Download the application form to your desktop. http://www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp/pdf/home/Summer_APP_2017.pdf (Please use the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.) Step 2: Complete the necessary information and save the application form. Step 3: Return the completed application form together with other necessary documents to kgsummer@kansaigaidai.ac.jp. If you cannot save the typed application form, please scan the form and send it to us via e-mail attachment.
  • 6. Deadline for Payment Amount Deadline Handling charge for credit card payment JPY305,000 May 14, 2017 JPY7,000 Payment Method: payments can be made by credit card. Details of payment methods will be sent along with notification of acceptance. Cancellation Policy Date notice is received Cancellation Fee Before May 15, 2017 0 On and After May 15, 2017 JPY305,000 For further inquiries, please contact: Center for International Education Kansai Gaidai University 16-1 Nakamiyahigashino-cho Hirakata-shi, Osaka 573-1001 Japan E-mail: kgsummer@kansaigaidai.ac.jp FAQ Q1. Will I be required to acquire a visa to participate in this program? Depends on your nationality. Please contact the Japanese consulate/embassy directly. Q2. Is there any screening? All applicants will be screened by a committee. In principle, the applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Q3. How about meal arrangements? Kitchen facilities are available in our student dormitory. You are expected to cook your own meals. Supermarkets are available within walking distance. Meal estimate for 6 weeks: JPY80,000 Q4. Any other costs in addition to the program fee? Miscellaneous: JPY50,000 (including transportation) Q5. Is there a meeting service upon arrival? Yes. However, please make sure to arrive on June 8 since the pick-up service is available only on this date. Q6. Will I get to meet/interact with Japanese local students? Yes. Each student is paired with a local Speaking Partner student, who will also act as a student guide. There will be additional events organized by local students.