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Every year, Keio University welcomes students from

Every year, Keio University welcomes students from around the world to its quarter-long Summer Program for academic and cultural learning opportunities. This year, due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, the program was instead held online.

On the Keio University Global Facebook page, you can watch an interview with a student who took part in this program, along with her language exchange partner, to get their thoughts about the program.

To find out more about the Keio Summer Program and other short-term programs at Keio University, go to www.keio.ac.jp/en/academics/short-term

#Keio_univ #Keio_Summer_Program

“I did research on supercomputers at a science c

“I did research on supercomputers at a science college, and when I was considering engaging with a field somewhat more closely aligned with users, my university professor told me that ‘Going to KMD will let you cover all the bases,’” recounts Futa Asada, a 2nd-year master's student at KMD.

“In the run up to academic conferences we sometimes find ourselves burning the midnight oil for development. I am rather busy at this moment in time, as the company I started will soon launch a new service. I am also involved in a musical group and am doing all these while linking them together. This is a way of life in which no two days are the same.”

“At [our project] Embodied Media, we always take part in a student competition called the ‘International collegiate Virtual Reality Contest.’ Through this competition we gain an understanding of the true nature of physical media, allowing us to learn about the struggles involved in developing in teams. It is a truly valuable experience to see the delight on the faces of people as they use the things that we have labored to produce.”

“What strikes me as ‘what I should have done’ would be to complete a preliminary survey on what kinds of students were engaged in what kind of research at KMD. Knowing where you should go and what you can do there in advance will go some way to ensuring a smooth journey after enrolling so you can use the two years effectively.”

“Firstly I would like to get the business of the company I started on track. I will interact via dialogues with the user which are as close as possible and create alongside them. This will be my aim both for my company and as an individual.”

Read more KMD student testimonials:
www.kmd.keio.ac.jp/life

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“Just before graduation, I auditioned for the TV

“Just before graduation, I auditioned for the TV drama Warera Seishun and landed my TV debut as the series' main character. Since shooting started in January 1974, three months before graduation, I was prepared to quit school without taking my graduation exams. But producer Hirokichi Okada was a graduate of Keio, and he convinced me not to drop out. He even adjusted the shooting schedule around my exams.”

Renowned Actor and singer Masatoshi Nakamura is a graduate from Keio University's Faculty of Economics. In a prolific career spanning five decades, Nakamura has starred in more than 100 TV series and movies, including 34 serial dramas. As a singer, he has released 55 singles and 41 albums.

You can read more about Nakamura in the latest Keio Times article on the top page of the Keio University website (www.keio.ac.jp). This interview covers topics ranging from Nakamura’s winding journey to become an entertainer, his times at Keio University, and his work in supporting reconstruction efforts for his hometown of Onagawa in Miyagi Prefecture, which sustained significant damage in the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.

#Keio_Univ #Keio_Times #中村雅俊

On August 12-13, around 35 students from Keio Univ

On August 12-13, around 35 students from Keio University and the College of William and Mary (W&M) took part in the 2-day online Cross-Cultural Collaboration program. This program, which was established as an alternative to the short-term programs that were cancelled due to COVID-19, was centered on experiential learning and allowed Keio and W&M students to study questions of cultural difference and national identity.

The lectures were focused on “The connection between Hawaii and the Asia Pacific” and “Black Americans in new media and popular culture.” There was also a virtual tour of the W&M campus and a networking session that gave the students an opportunity to form deeper connections and discuss Japanese and American cultures more intimately.

The last year and a half has been challenging for those who wish to study abroad or brush up their English. However, the International Center is doing their utmost to keep providing opportunities for students to engage in international exchange.

#keio_univ #international_exchange @william_and_mary

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