Study with Kyushu University!

Japan In Today’s World (JTW)

A 10-month study program (Oct.-Jul.), taught in English, mainly for undergraduate students of any academic field – You will learn the basics of Japanese culture, society, and language through both academic coursework for credit and various experiential learning activities. One semester participation is possible.

Japanese Language and Culture Course (JLCC)

An 11-month study program (Oct.-Aug.), taught in Japanese, mainly for undergraduate students majoring in Japanese Studies – You will advance your knowledge of Japanese culture and proficiency in the language through both academic coursework for credit and various experiential learning activities.

Japanese Training for Advanced Studies (JTAS)

A 6-month training program (Oct.-Mar. / Apr.-Sep.), for those planning to enroll in a graduate program of any academic field in the northern Kyushu area – You will study Japanese language and culture intensively in preparation for your successful pursuit of advanced studies.

Other Programs & Opportunities

Please visit the website of the Division of International Affairs to learn about other opportunities to study at Kyushu University for a year or semester.

ASEAN In Today’s World (AsTW)

A 2-week study program (typically in Mar.), taught in English, mainly for undergraduate students of any academic field – You will study intensively at a co-organizing university in Southeast Asia the basics of current issues of ASEAN and East Asia and local languages through both academic coursework for credit and various experiential learning activities.

College of Asia Pacific (CAP)

A 2-week study program, taught in English, for undergraduate students of any academic field – You will study intensively, through student-driven, discussion-centered, and project-based learning approaches, various issues in Asia Pacific in a contemporary global context to nurture your cross-cultural competencies and future leadership qualities.

Other Programs & Opportunities

Please visit the website of the Division of International Affairs to learn about other opportunities to study at or with Kyushu University for a short period of time.

The Center for Health Sciences and Counseling (CHC)

Infirmary and First-Aid Care

All students at Kyushu University – including international students of any category – are well supported in maintaining their health and wellbeing as members of the campus community. Kyushu University’s Center for Health Sciences and Counseling (CHC) provides a variety of support for all campus members when any concern arises regarding their medical or health conditions or disability issues. General health check-ups, non-emergency infirmary care, medical advice, and first aid for minor injuries are provided free of charge for all campus members. The CHC operates several branch offices across all campuses, many of which are accessible within a short walking distance, especially for those living on campus.

Cross-Cultural Counseling for International Students

Kyushu University is committed to helping to maintain and even promote the quality of all students’ lives comprehensively, and this objective includes their psychological wellbeing. For some international students, it could be challenging at times to smoothly adjust not only to their new learning environment on campus but also to some aspects of the broader Japanese culture they experience in daily life outside the classroom, especially if their home culture is drastically different from the Japanese counterpart.

In addition to infirmary healthcare, the CHC also offers free-of-charge counseling services for all international students studying on campus. The CHC’s well-experienced, clinical psychologists and licensed counselors are available to provide cross-cultural counseling services in English, Chinese, and Korean, as well as Japanese, with the students’ privacy being fully respected and protected.

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CHC

Ito Clinic (at Ito Campus)

Kyushu University’s Ito Campus, the headquarter campus, also houses Ito Clinic, a branch of a regular hospital. Conveniently located at the center of the Ito Campus, Ito Clinic provides both campus members and local residents around the campus area with full medical treatment when necessary, mainly in general infirmary and psychosomatic medicine. The psychosomatic and psychiatric services are available by appointment, and patents may receive treatments in English if desirable A registered pharmacy is located just next door, where patients may go for medication immediately after receiving a prescription from the clinic.