2015 The Overseas Study Program
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Related Faculties: *Costs incurred due to applicants' cancellation or changes cannot be supported by government expenses. All such costs should be covered by the applicants. |
Follow this link for an outline: | ○ Overseas Language Training | ||||
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| -Vietnamese Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| Vietnam National University, Hanoi (Vietnam) |
Vietnam National University, Hanoi Short Program 
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September 13 to September 27, 2015 | Graduate School of Letters/Faculty of Letters, International Center | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 5 |
 For 3rd year or above all Faculty and Graduate School students (2 credits awarded, For 2nd year or above Faculty of Letters)Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (University-wide common subject), Vietnam I |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: None *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some  ,  ,  (tentative)
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Tuition fee: Yes Tuition fee reduction system: Yes |
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| This program is for undergraduate students (of any major) who have an interest in Vietnam's culture, society, and language as well as a desire to take part in international exchange. Selection will be based on a study plan to be submitted detailing the applicant's motivation, and language ability is not a requirement. The program mainly comprises lectures on Vietnamese language and culture at Vietnam National University, Hanoi, combined with reciprocal learning focusing on presentations about Japanese language and culture. Costs are in principle to be borne by the participant. The program fee includes tuition, airfare, accommodations, meals, and insurance. Some students may be able to receive a supplementary scholarship. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> For Faculty of Letters students in their second year or later, and Graduate School of Letters students (2 credits). There are no classes required to be taken prior to applying, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (First semester: Wednesday, period 1, 1 credit / Second semester: Tuesday, period 2, 1 credit) because participants will be required to share a deep understanding of Japanese language and culture during the program. There is also an intensive language and culture seminar scheduled to be held before departure. |
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| -Thai Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) |
Chulalongkorn University Summer School
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August 30 to September 12, 2015 | International Center | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 10 |
For 3rd year or above all Faculty and Graduate School students (2 credits awarded, For 2nd year or above Faculty of Letters) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (University-wide common subject), Thai I |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: None *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: Yes Tuition fee reduction system: Yes |
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| This program is for undergraduate students (of any major) who have an interest in Thailand's culture, society, and language as well as a desire to take part in international exchange. Selection will be based on a study plan to be submitted detailing the applicant's motivation, and language ability is not a requirement.The program mainly comprises lectures on Thai language and culture at Chulalongkorn University, combined with reciprocal learning focusing on presentations about Japanese language and culture. Costs are in principle to be borne by the participant. The program fee includes tuition, airfare, accommodations, meals, and insurance. Some students may be able to receive a supplementary scholarship. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits. There are no classes required to be taken prior to applying, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" because participants will be required to share a deep understanding of Japanese language and culture during the program. There is also an intensive language and culture seminar scheduled to be held before departure. |
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| -Chinese Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) |
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Summer School (Chinese Language)
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August 6 to August 29, 2015 | International Center | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 8 |
Certificate or transcript from host university (No Credit) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: None *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: free | |
| This program is for undergraduate and graduate regular students, regardless of major or previous Chinese language study. Selection will be made based on factors such as the applicant's grades and motivation. International students from various countries will study together in Chinese language lessons provided by The Chinese University of Hong Kong Summer School program over a three-week period from August 6 to August 29 (Scheduled). Placement tests will be given to allow participants to study in a class that is appropriate to their proficiency level. Apart from language studies, there will be visits to nearby regions and within the city, as well as opportunities for exchanges among students. Some students will be exempted from tuition fees based on the Inter-University Student Exchange Agreement. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first semester). |
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| National Taiwan University (Taiwan) | National Taiwan University Spring School (Chinese Language and Culture Studies) | Feb.29 2016 to March 20 | International Center | |
| Noon, Dec. 11 | Number of participants: 10 |
Certificate from Host University (No Credit) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: None *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: USD 1230 Tuition fee reduction system: Yes |
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| This program is for undergraduate and graduate regular students, regardless of major or previous Chinese language study. Selection will be made based on factors such as the applicant's grades and motivation. International students from various countries will study together in Chinese language lessons provided by the National Taiwan University Spring School program. Placement tests will be given to allow participants to study in a class that is appropriate to their proficiency level. Along from language studies, there will be seminars and field trips covering aspects of Taiwanese culture, history, society, and geographic environment. Some students will be exempted from tuition fees based on the Inter-University Student Exchange Agreement. | ||||
| <Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first semester). | ||||
| Xi'an Jiaotong University (China) |
Xi'an Jiaotong University Summer School
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September 14 to September 28, 2015 | International Center | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 10 |
Certificate or Transcript from host University (No Credit) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: Chinese: Beginner's Level *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: Approx. 28,500 JPY Tuition fee reduction system: Yes |
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| This program is for undergraduate and graduate regular students, regardless of major or previous Chinese language study. Selection will be made based on factors such as the applicant's grades and motivation. Participants are required to have willingness to actively participate in the program, and a deep interest in the culture of the hosting country. In addition to study in Chinese language courses provided by Xi'an Jiaotong University over a 2-week period from early- to mid-September, there will be other opportunities for participants to deepen their understanding of China, such as joint seminars and presentations at Xi'an Jiaotong University, special lectures by university faculty, a trip to view the Terracotta Army, and student exchange. See also http://www.kuasu.cpier.kyoto-u.ac.jp/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/2015seian_yoko.pdf | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first semester). |
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| Zhejiang University (China) |
Zhejiang University Spring School
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TBA | International Center | |
| TBA | Number of participants: TBA |
Certificate or Transcript from host University (No Credit) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: sufficient Chinese language ability for communication (approximately 1 year's study) *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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| Undergraduate and graduate students of all majors are eligible to apply. Participants are required to have sufficient Chinese language ability for communication (approximately 1 year's study), willingness to actively participate in the program, and a deep interest in the culture of the hosting country. In addition to study in Chinese language courses provided by Zhejiang University over a 2-week period from early- to mid-March, there will be other opportunities for participants to deepen their understanding of China, such as joint seminars and presentations at Zhejiang University, special lectures by university faculty, trips to museums, cultural hands-on activities, and student exchange. Some students will be exempted from tuition fees based on the Inter-University Student Exchange Agreement. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first or second semester). |
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| -Korean Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| Yonsei University (South Korea) | Yonsei University Spring School (Korean Language Training) | TBA | International Center | |
| TBA | Number of participants: |
Certificate or Transcript from host University Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: Korean: Beginner-level language skills or above *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: TBD Tuition fee reduction system: Yes |
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| Open to undergraduate and graduate regular students of all majors. Students who possess beginner-level language skills or above are eligible to apply, and will be selected based on factors such as grades and motivation. For 3 weeks in March, program participants will take part in Korean language classes at Yonsei University Korean Language Institute that match their proficiency level. In addition to language classes, there are other opportunities for participants to deepen their understanding of Korea, such as hands-on activities with Korean cooking and traditional instruments, auditing normal courses taught in Korean, and student exchange. Some students will be exempted from tuition fees based on the Inter-University Student Exchange Agreement. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first or second semester). |
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| -English Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) |
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Summer School (English Language Course)
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June 28 to August 4 | International Center | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 4 |
Certificate or Transcript from host University (No Credit) Recommended pre-departure course(s): Japanese Language and Culture (university-wide common subject) |
Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: around TOEFL iBT 79 | Subsidies: Yes |
Tuition fee: free |
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| Open to undergraduate and graduate regular students of all majors. Students who are able to understand courses taught in English (TOEFL iBT score of 79 or equivalent) are eligible to apply, and will be selected based on their grades and motivation. The 5-week program will be held from June 28 to August 4. Participants will choose to take two courses from fields such as Business, Engineering, Humanities and Social Science. A total of 18 courses are offered, and participants will study alongside exchange students from other countries as well as students of The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Some students will be exempted from tuition fees based on the Inter-University Student Exchange Agreement. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits, but it is recommended that applicants have completed the university-wide common subject "Japanese Language and Culture" (1 credit, first semester). |
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| University of Hawaii at Manoa (U.S.A.) |
English Language Training
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August 2 to 23 | Graduate School of Letters/Faculty of Letters | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 2 |
Certificate or Transcript from host University Recommended pre-departure course(s): None |
Applications and enquiries: Asian Studies Unit Office |
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| Eligibility: Regular students at Related Faculties | Language proficiency standard: around TOEFL iBT 68 |
Subsidies: Some (tentative)
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Tuition fee: According to the University of Hawaii Guidelines Tuition fee reduction system: None |
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| Participants for this program will be selected from among regular students who have the required standard of English language proficiency (TOEFL iBT 68 or equivalent; submission of score reports is mandatory when applying). Over 3 weeks, from August 2 to 23, 2015 (scheduled), participants will study language at the University of Hawaii at Manoa to improve their command of the English language. There will also be exchanges with local students to deepen mutual understanding about Japanese and Hawaiian culture and history. Unlike last year's program, this year the program costs are in principle to be borne by the participant. | ||||
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<Classes and credits at KU> No relation to KU classes or credits. |
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| -Indonesia Language Training- | ||||
| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| University of Indonesia |
University of Indonesia Spring School (Chinese Language)
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Feb.21,2016 to Mar.6,2016 | International Center | |
| Noon, Dec.10 | Number of participants: 10 |
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Applications and enquiries: The International Center and Foreign Student Division |
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| Eligibility: Kyoto University regular students | Language proficiency standard: None *certification of test scores etc. not required |
Subsidies: Some ,
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Tuition fee: 75,000 to 90,000 JPY Tuition fee reduction system: None |
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This program is for undergraduate students (of any major) who have an interest in Indonesia's culture, society, and language as well as a desire to take part in international exchange. Selection will be based on a study plan to be submitted detailing the applicant's motivation, and language ability is not a requirement.The program mainly comprises lectures on Indonesian language and culture at University of Indonesia, combined with reciprocal learning focusing on presentations about Japanese language and culture. Costs are in principle to be borne by the participant. The program fee includes tuition, airfare, accommodations, meals, and insurance. Some students may be able to receive a supplementary scholarship. https://www.kuasu.cpier.kyoto-u.ac.jp/2015/11/12/2016_indonesia/ |
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| ○Overseas Field Research | ||||
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| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| Thammasat University (Thailand) |
Field work in Thailand
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August 31 to September 9 | Graduate School of Economics | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: 10 |
"Field Research in ASEAN" (2 credits) in East Asia Course, Graduate School of Economics Recommended pre-departure course(s): None |
Applications and enquiries: Asian Studies Unit Economics Branch Office |
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| Eligibility: Regular students at Related Faculties (Graduate Students only) | Language proficiency standard: Unit Requirement (TOEFL iBT 68 or above) |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: free |
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<Classes and credits at KU> Graduate School of Economics' East Asia Sustainable Economic Development Course (2 credits). Field work will be carried out in both urban and rural regions with the cooperation of Thammasat University and other affiliated universities and institutions. A student exchange program will also be held in coordination with Thammasat University's Pridi Banomyong International College (PBIC) Master's program in ASEAN studies and Faculty of Economics International Program. Applications from Japanese Master's students not in the East Asia course will also be accepted; sufficient communicative ability to perform research in English is required. Details will be announced later. |
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| ○Overseas Internship | ||||
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| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| University of Philippines | Internship in Philippines | Graduate School of Letters/Faculty of Letters | ||
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: |
Recommended pre-departure course(s):None |
Applications and enquiries: Asian Studies Unit Branch Office |
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| Eligibility: Regular students at Related Faculties | Language proficiency standard: Unit Requirement (TOEFL iBT 68 or above) |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: free |
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| ○Overseas Workshops / Exchange Programs | ||||
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| Program No. | Host Institution | Program Name | Program Dates | Offering faculties/divisions |
| Heidelberg University, Goethe University | Graduate Student Exchange to Germany | TBD | Graduate School of Letters/Faculty of Letters | |
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: |
Recommended pre-departure course(s):None |
Applications and enquiries: Asian Studies Unit Office |
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| Eligibility: Regular students at Related Faculties | Language proficiency standard: Unit Requirement (TOEFL iBT 68 or above) |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: free |
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| National University of Thaiwan |
East Asia Junior Workshop
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Graduate School of Letters/Faculty of Letters | ||
| Selection has ended | Number of participants: |
Asian Studies(East Asian Workshop)(2 credit) Prerequisite pre-departure course(s): "Introduction to Analytic Asian Philosophy I" (first semester) or "Introduction to Analytic Asian Philosophy II" (second semester) |
Applications and enquiries: Asian Studies Unit Office |
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| Eligibility: Students at Related Faculties | Language proficiency standard: Unit Requirement (TOEFL iBT 68 or above) |
Subsidies: Some , (tentative)
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Tuition fee: free |
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(a) Programs coordinated by the Asian Studies Unit Office
Asian Studies Unit Office, Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University
1st floor, Faculty of Arts Bldg., Yoshida Campus
Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501 Japan
Telephone: +81-(0)75-753-2734, 2805 / Fax: +81-(0)75-753-2772
E-mail: asean6.office@bun.kyoto-u.ac.jp
(b) Programs coordinated by the Asian Studies Unit Economics Branch Office
International Affairs Office, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University
2nd floor, Faculty of Law and Economics East Bldg., Yoshida Campus
Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501 Japan
Telephone: +81-(0)75-753-3476 / Fax: +81-(0)75-753-3476
E-mail: asean6.office@econ.kyoto-u.ac.jp
(c) Programs coordinated by the International Center
International Education and Student Mobility Division Education Promotion and Student Support Department, Kyoto University
B1, Yoshida International House,Yoshida South Campus, Kyoto University,
64 Yoshida Nihonmatsu-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501 Japan
Telephone: +81-(0)75-753-2205, 2488 / Fax: +81-(0)75-753-2562
E-mail: ryuga-exchange@mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp