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Please refer to the “Registration procedure" in the global program for Japanese studies . If you have any questions, please contact the International Affairs Division of Chiba University (global-program@chiba-u.jp).

A2

The Global Program for Japanese Studies consists of three distinct categories, and each category has an upper and lower limit of credit requirements. The program offers a flexible curriculum, so that you can design your own curriculum according to your preferences and interests.
Choose globally oriented subjects that you are interested in, and become actively involved in those classes. You will be able to complete the Global Program for Japanese Studies.

A3

Yes, you can. The Global Program for Japanese Studies includes not only general education subjects, but also specialized and graduate subjects. This is a minor program for both undergraduate and graduate students. If you are a graduate student, and want to take classes from general education, then you have to register as a credit auditor. For further information, please consult with the administration office of your graduate school.

A4

You can start taking anytime.

A5

Yes, you can. In addition, the requirements for completing the course will be based on the FY of entry, please check the booklet or this website by yourself to make sure you are not mistaken.
*e.g. Students enrolled in FY2020 registered for Junior in college (The 3rd grade) at Moodle and began taking the global program for Japanese studies ⇒ The requirements for completion in FY 2020 should be applied.

A6

You can check it here, and if you would like to know the detail of each class you should check it on the Syllabus Search system.
＊Key words: JS／Japanese studies, GSP／Global Study Program, GI／Global internship, GV／Global volunteer

A7

Chiba University offers Study Abroad Guidance in April and October, and provides information about study abroad programs. You can also find program information in the Study Abroad Guidebook. Learn about the features of each program, and compare the objectives, destinations, duration and expenses. It is also important to clarify your purpose of studying abroad. Ask yourself why you want to study abroad, and attend the guidance to gain as much information as possible. You should be able to find a program that would suit you.

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Requirements for language proficiency vary depending on the program. If you are interested, you should attend the guidance session and you will be able to get detailed information. Applicants are required to participate in preparation and follow-up education before and after the experience, and they also have to report their international experience.
It is possible to attend volunteer and internship programs multiple times. But some of the faculties set an upper limit of the credits for each term. You are advised to make sure how many classes you can register for during one term.

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If you want to gain the certificate, you need to apply during a certain period. For example, if you graduate in September, the application period will be in July. If you graduate in March, the application period will be in December. Detailed information is given on the skipwise program website. A certificate will be awarded on completion of your academic curriculum.
Registration on Moodle is also required before you start taking the Global Program for Japanese Studies. Detailed information is explained on the Rgistration procedure webpage.
For more FAQs about the Global Program for Japanese Studies, please see here.(Only in Japanese)