① We accept international students and provide support for their daily lives. Approximately 150 international students study at Rissho University every year. In addition, Center for International Exchange offers a Japanese Language Program for short-term international students who wish to learn Japanese language and culture.
② We send Japanese students abroad and provide support. Center for International Exchange has established mid- to long-term study abroad programs and short-term training programs, and sends many students abroad every year.
③ We promote international exchange both on and off campus. We provide various opportunities for international exchange, such as supporting the activities of the student group RIEA (Rissho University Student International Exchange Association), which aims to promote exchange between Japanese students and international students, and holding bus hikes (international student exchange events) to help international students learn about Japan.
At Center for International Exchange, we are implementing various international exchange initiatives so that as many people as possible can gain independence, initiative, communication skills, and a broader perspective through overseas and intercultural experiences. Please come and visit us at Center for International Exchange.
Shinagawa International Exchange Section Shinagawa Campus, Building 6, MB1F
Kumagaya International Exchange Section Kumagaya Campus Building 19 (Academic Cube) 1st floor
Center for International Exchange provides various information through various SNS.
In addition, the English University Guide introduces Rissho University 's history, faculties, graduate schools, research institutes, international exchange programs, and more.
This is Rissho University’s English Guide. Here you will find the history of Rissho University, the Faculty and Graduate Schools/ Research Institutions, and International Exchange Programs available at our university.
view the detailsRissho University has overseas programs provided by Center for International Exchange, as well as overseas programs and subsidy systems provided by each faculty. Compared to the programs of Center for International Exchange, the training content and destinations are more characteristic of each faculty. Please note that the content may change depending on future circumstances. For details and the latest information on programs and subsidy systems, please contact each faculty.
Students will gain an understanding of social security systems, education systems, and welfare issues overseas through visits to local facilities, mainly in Scandinavian countries. (This will not be held in the fiscal year in which a visiting group will be dispatched to Silla University listed below.)
subject | 1st to 4th year students in the Faculty Faculty of Economics |
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Dispatch destination | University of Calgary (Canada) |
period | 5 weeks |
auxiliary | can be |
Credit recognition | can be |
This is an exchange program based on an academic exchange agreement with Faculty of Letters, Srinakharinwirot University in Thailand. There is also interaction with students studying Japanese.
subject | 2nd or 3rd year students in Faculty of Business Administration at the time of study abroad (language proficiency requirements apply) |
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Dispatch destination | Faculty of Letters Srinakharinwirot University (Bangkok, Thailand) |
period | 6 months to 1 year |
auxiliary | none. However, tuition fees at the host country will be waived. |
Credit recognition | Credits earned while studying abroad may be recognized as graduation credits. |
Scholarships are awarded to students who participate in short-term language training (including online courses) conducted by Center for International Exchange and whose TOEIC (or TOEFL) test scores meet certain standards. The amount of assistance and whether or not assistance is available will be determined through a document review and interview.
subject | 1st to 4th year students in Faculty of Law *Required scores vary depending on the year. Details will be announced on the portal site. |
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Subsidy amount | Full or half of the training fee |
Students will gain an understanding of social security systems, education systems, and welfare issues overseas through visits to local facilities, mainly in Scandinavian countries. (This will not be held in the fiscal year in which a visiting group will be dispatched to Silla University listed below.)
subject | 1st to 4th year students in the Faculty Faculty of Social Welfare |
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Dispatch destination | Countries around the world, mainly Northern Europe, etc. |
period | About 1 week |
auxiliary | can be |
Credit recognition | Yes (Department of Social Welfare: Overseas Welfare Situation, Department of Child Education and Welfare: International Social Welfare Theory II) |
As part of our exchange project with the Department of Social Welfare at Shilla University in Busan, South Korea, with which we have an affiliated relationship, we dispatch a visiting group of faculty and students approximately once every four years to interact with faculty and students from our partner school. , understand the welfare situation in South Korea through visits to related welfare facilities.
subject | 1st to 4th year students in the Faculty Faculty of Social Welfare |
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Dispatch destination | Silla University, Department of Social Welfare (Busan, South Korea) |
period | 4-5 days |
auxiliary | can be |
Credit recognition | Yes (Department of Social Welfare: Overseas Welfare Situation, Department of Child Education and Welfare: International Social Welfare Theory II) |
We mainly visit the sites of environmental conservation activities overseas and participate in the activities together with NPOs and local people. Students will gain an understanding of the current status and issues of environmental conservation and acquire a broad perspective through interaction with a variety of people.
subject | 2nd to 4th year students in Faculty of Geo-Environmental Science |
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Dispatch destination | Vietnam etc. |
period | About 10 days |
auxiliary | can be |
Credit recognition | Yes (environmental conservation activity experiment) |
The elective subject ``Overseas Research Methods and Fieldwork'' for second-year students and above is a set of intensive lectures and overseas fieldwork. It can be used as an opportunity to ``acquire a broader perspective,'' ``international understanding,'' and ``understand different cultures,'' or to ``experience a different environment'' and ``actually verify the examples and backgrounds learned in each subject, including topography subjects. The purpose is that.
subject | 2nd to 4th year students in the Department of Geography |
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Dispatch destination | New Caledonia, Switzerland, America, etc. |
period | About 10 days |
auxiliary | can be |
unit | Yes (overseas research method and fieldwork 1 to 3 (geography department only)) |