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    • CIEE

    • CIEE Arts and Sciences Program in Tokyo, Japan

      Experience life in one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the world; Study Japanese in language classes at all levels; choose from a wide range of other courses taught in English to mixed groups of Japanese and international students; Live with a Japanese family or in a dorm with young professionals and Japanese and international students; Participate in a contemporary and traditional cultural activity program, including regional site visits, historical tours, hands-on workshops, and a weekend More...
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    • Earlham College

    • Japan Study (GLCA/ACM)

      Japan Study enables students to become international citizens as they explore Japan in depth, build language skills, and experience Japanese culture. Living with a Japanese family, taking courses at Waseda University, and participating in a cultural practicum/internship offer different windows for experiencing and understanding the complex society of contemporary Japan.
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    • BCA Study Abroad

    • BCA Study Abroad in Sapporo, Japan

      Students will take a Japanese language assessment test. For beginning Japanese students, courses are in English (or in Japanese with a translator). Students who have adequate Japanese can enroll in regular courses at Hokusei Gakuen University. BCA Sapporo introduces students to Japanese culture and offers an intensive language program. The BCA program includes educational excursions to different parts of Japan.
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    • University at Albany, State University of New York

    • UAlbany - Tokyo University of Foreign Studies

      Our students are admitted to the International Student Exchange Program of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (ISEPTUFS). All classes, with the exception of Japanese language classes, are conducted in English. Courses in beginning, intermediate, and advanced-level Japanese language are offered, as well as a variety of undergraduate courses with a focus on Japanese and Intercultural Studies. The ISEPTUFS Program follows the Japanese academic calendar and is intended primarily as an academic year More...
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    • University of Miami

    • Sophia University, Tokyo

      Exchange students take classes in the Faculty of Liberal Arts/Comparative Culture at the Yotsuya, which offers courses in art history, business, humanities, literature, religion, the social sciences, and Japanese language, culture, and society. Exchange students without the equivalent of a minimum of one year of college level Japanese are required to enroll in the Japanese language course.
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    • Antioch Education Abroad

    • Japan and Its Buddhist Traditions

      The goal of the Buddhist Studies Program is to introduce students to the history, philosophy and diverse cultural expressions of Buddhism in Japan. Students have the opportunity to study Buddhist theory and participate in Buddhist meditative and chanting practices, as well as learn the Japanese language and explore their own academic interests through a directed research project.
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Spring 2014 Voyage

      Sail around the globe exploring up to 15 countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one semester. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the world's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills that More...
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      • University of Illinois

      • University of Illinois

        The Year-in-Japan Program combines intensive Japanese language training with discipline-based courses on Japan.
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      • CET Academic Programs

      • CET Intensive Japanese Language and Culture Studies in Osaka

        The spring and fall Osaka semesters begin with a one-week intensive Japanese language course (20 hours) designed to provide students with the skills necessary for living in Japan. For the remainder of the semester, students take a language course based on their level (140 hours), complete a language project based on their interests (20 hours) and choose from a range of other language and electives differentiated by two tracks.
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      • American University

      • American University: Academic

        Opened to students who have completed two years of Japanese study. The program incorporates an intensive study of Japanese language and traditional Japanese arts with an opportunity to pursue independent research in Japanese studies.
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      • Loyola Marymount University

      • Loyola Marymount University: Academic, Tokyo

        A Jesuit University located in the heart of Tokyo, Sophia University was established in 1913 when the Japanese Ministry of Education gane the Jesuits permission to establish a new educational institution.
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        • Rutgers University

        • Japan: International Christian University

          "• Travel within 30 minutes to Japan’s capital city, Tokyo • Take Japanese language classes (classes available for beginners to advanced speakers) • Study “Tradition and Change in Japan” in ICU’s Japan Studies program"
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          • Le Cordon Bleu

          • Culinary Arts: Kobe

            Classic Courses: Cuisine (4 levels: Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Superior), Pastry (3 levels: Basic, Advanced, Superior), Bakery (2 levels: Basic, Advanced). Special Programs: Half day to 1 day program of Cuisine, Pastry or Bakery Workshops, as well as Special Demonstrations for amateurs and gourmet enthusiasts.
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            • Global Partners Institute

            • Study Abroad!

              Are you a Canadian high school student interested in learning a new language or experiencing a new culture? Then we have the program for you! Study in Japan, Australia or New Zealand for 5 or 10 months.
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            • Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs

            • SIPA/University of Tokyo GraSPP Exchange Program

              Columbia University's SIPA offers the opportunity for students in both the MIA or MPA program to study in Tokyo at the University of Tokyo's Graduate School of Public Policy (GraSPP). This exchange can take place for either a semester or a full year.
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            • Digital Hollywood University

            • Animation/Image Art/Game/3DCG

              Digital Hollywood University is a four-year university where students can learn Japanese digital content in terms of anime, games, computer graphics (CG), films, website design, and graphic design. Japanese pop culture, including anime and games, has become so popular around the world that there is now a special phrase for it: Cool Japan. This university treats Japanese pop culture as an academic discipline and provides education on topics ranging from the latest production methods to relevant business More...
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            • Associated Kyoto Program

            • Associated Kyoto Program

              The goal of AKP's language program is to assist students in improving their communicative competence in written and spoken modern Japanese. The language program is enriched by coordinating the students' classroom work with elective courses, visiting speakers, Doshisha student groups, and especially homestays, where the students apply their Japanese to everyday household situations and frequently have long discussions with homestay family members. Check out the AKP website for current elective course More...
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