On May 10, the Study Abroad Fair was held, aiming to encourage more students to go overseas to study by listening to the stories of those who experienced study abroad. This event has taken place annually in May since 2010.
Thanks to the fine weather and accessible location, about 550 people visited the fair. At the venue, in addition to 71 posters displayed, international exchange students, from China, Indonesia, the Philippines, France and Romania, each put up a booth to introduce their own cultures. The poster presentation covered various types of study-abroad programs, from short-term, supported by the university, to privately-funded programs for language acquisition.
There are many Ehime University students who are interested in going abroad for different purposes. The Study Abroad Advising Office continues to respond to their needs by collecting and providing useful information in a timely manner.
A Japanese student telling his experience abroad
International students introducing their own cultures