Japan has a distinct way of blending tradition and modernity that’s both incredibly dynamic, charmingly timeless, and makes for exceptional study abroad Japan programs and professional internships.

Immerse yourself in Japan’s sprawling capital city, Tokyo, while studying in the field of your choice for a semester. Alternatively, find the perfect summer internship in Kyoto that fits your interests and industry. Full-time internships (minimum 32 hours per week) in pre-established positions for 8 weeks are available in a wide variety of positions and industries, allowing you to gain real-world work experience while also earning university credit.

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Semester in Japan

Surround yourself in Japan’s unique culture and develop your Japanese language skills in an immersive language-learning environment. Experience private housing and expert instruction from the J.F. Oberlin University in Tokyo’s Machida suburb, along with a range of engaging cultural activities. Learn about Global Studies, International Relations, Japanese Language, and East Asian Studies (all taught in English), while studying Japanese.

Summer in Japan

Live and study in Japan for the summer while surrounding yourself in the country’s unique culture. This four-week summer program features private housing and expert instruction from the J.F. Oberlin University, located in Tokyo’s Shinjuku ward. This program is great for Global Studies, International Relations, Japanese Language, and East Asian Studies majors. Take advantage of being close to the center of Tokyo and practice speaking and interacting with the local community on a daily basis.

Scholarships

TEAN by WorldStrides Diversity Scholarship

This scholarship is offered for summer and semester programs and is intended for students with identities historically underserved in education abroad. This can include, but is not limited to, individuals who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic/Latino, Asian American, Alaskan Native, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, LGBTQIA+, First-Generation College Students, U.S. Military Veterans, students with disabilities, and/or students at Minority-Serving Institutions.

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$2,500 - $5,000

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Being able to return to Japan had been a lifelong goal of mine. It had been around 7+ years since I had last gone and I wanted to truly have an amazing college experience in Japan. I was lucky enough to find TEAN with my International Dean and was able to make it work out. The people with TEAN were always there to help me if I ever needed anything, especially medically. However, it allowed me to finally become more independent and be able to practice the Japanese I was learning in my Japanese I class at JF Oberlin. The results were that I was able to make some lifelong friends, both RJ and Japanese students, and experience some amazing sporting and cultural events. I hope in the future I can study in Japan for graduate school. I would highly recommend anyone who is interested in studying abroad in Japan to consider going through TEAN.

Pros

Location of University is not very far from Shibuya and other main attractions of Tokyo
Pricing of Certain Goods and Foods are Lower compared to your respective nation
Japanese and RJ students are always outgoing and kind to one another

Cons

If you have never taken Japanese before, it will be difficult.
Japanese Education is more "Do It Yourself" with little support at times
Stations may be confusing at first, but overtime you will get used to them

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Location

Location:

Japan

Currency:

Japanese Yen

Weather:

Jan-Mar

63 F / 14 F

Apr-Jun

79 F / 32 F

Jul-Sep

90 F / 48 F

Oct-Dec

82 F / 19 F

Airports:

Haneda Airport

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Narita International

( NRT )

Kansai International

( KIX )

Throughout Japan, you will see the confluence of traditional and modern. Whether you are traveling to one of the many metropolitan cities or meandering through the country side, there will be traditional pieces of art and architecture surrounded by modern technology, transportation and architecture.

About The Education Abroad Network (TEAN)

The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) is a full-service international education provider specializing in immersive study and internship programs throughout Asia Pacific. Creating close partnerships the best universities in Australia, New Zealand and across Asia over the past two decades has allowed TEAN to become experts at delivering unique programs...

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