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Japan: Intensive Language and Culture Program, Tsuru UniversityHost InstitutionHighlightsFor UC students who want to accelerate their Japanese language skills and develop a good understanding of contemporary Japan, EAP offers a language, society, and culture program at Tsuru University. Tsuru City is a small but lively scenic town nestled in the mountains near the northern foot of Mt. Fuji, about two hours by bullet train from Tokyo. From its origins as a castle town and silk-producing center, it has developed into a high-tech industrial city and college town. Located on a hill above the town, the university is noted for education and research in Japanese literature, history, and culture. The student body is culturally diverse, including students from all over Japan. UC students are actively integrated into campus life as well as into the local community. (details) Duration Fall semester: early August to mid-December (calendar) Academic FocusJapanese language and culture. Core courses are designed for UC students and focus on literature, history, society, politics, and economy; electives include additional subjects in the humanities and social sciences. For course descriptions and additional information, see the EAP Course Information page. Students attend classes with UC students. Language of InstructionJapanese Language StudyProgram includes an initial seven-week intensive language instruction segment. Language study is required during both segments of the program. UnitsStudents are required to take a full-time course of study while abroad. Fall: 26 UC quarter units HousingUC students live in single university apartments (one bedroom with a kitchenette and private bath) within walking distance of the campus. Students live with UC students or host country students. (details) Estimated CostFor estimated program costs, see the Financial Overview page. To ApplyIf you are interested in applying for this program, see the Selection Criteria and Application Deadlines.
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