International
Office
[Japanese pages here]
The International
Office, assisting exchange and research students, facilitating
overseas short programs and incoming Japanese language intensives
and other group programs, has moved to the 4th floor of the new
Administration Building.
Responsibility for overseas undergraduate
students (ryugakusei) has been transferred to the Student
Affairs Office (Gakuseika) located on the first floor of this building.
Accommodation
is provided for visiting groups (up
to
18 people)
in the Doho-kan (International
House), located on the southeast side of campus, close by Kino
village.
Mochi-tsuki
at Kino-ryo dorm, Dec. 2009: more photos here.
International
students at Shugakuin-so tea ceremony, Nov. 2009
INDIVIDUAL
EXCHANGE:
Outbound (Art/Design/Manga): In 2009 we
sent out 18 students on full-semester exchange:
2 to Arts Academy,Turku University of Applied Sciences, Finland; 1 to Glasgow
School of Art; 1 to Rhode Island School of Design; 1 to Cooper Union School
of Art,
New
York;
3 to Southern California Institute of Architecture
(SCI-Arc) Los Angeles; 1 to ANU School of Art, Canberra, Australia; 1 to Utrecht
School of the Arts, the Netherlands;
2 to Kassel School of Arts & Design, Germany; 2 to California College
of the Arts, San Francisco; 1 to Bard College, New York; 1 to Ecole Speciale
d'Architecture, Paris; 1 to Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture Paris
Malaquais, France; and 1 to Hongik
University College of Fine Art & Design, Seoul.
Inbound (Art/Design/Manga): In 2009 we
hosted 29 overseas exchange students:
2 students from Arts Academy,Turku University of Applied Sciences, Finland;
2 from Glasgow School of Art; 1 from ANU School of Art, Canberra, Australia;
1 from University of Michigan
School of Art, Ann Arbor; 3 from California College of the Arts; 2 from
Rhode Island School of Design; 2 from Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam; 1
from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) Los Angeles;
1 from Kassel School of Arts & Design, Germany; 1 from University of Art
& Design Helsinki (TAIK); 1 from Ecole Speciale
d'Architecture, Paris; 1 from Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture Paris
Malaquais, France; 1 from L'Ecole de Design Nantaes Atlantique, France; 2 from
Edinburgh College of Art; 1 from University of Michigan School of Art & Design;
3 from Utrecht School of the Arts.
Inbound (Humanities) in 2009
we hosted 3 overseas exchange students: 2 students
from Chiang Mai University, Thailand, and 1
from Daegu University, Korea.
Pre-Departure
FAQs for Exchange Students Spring 2010
Admissions
FAQs
RESEARCH STUDENTS:
In 2009 we had 6 overseas research students (kenkyusei) at KSU.
Overseas Programs:
In August 2009 we sent out students on summer programs to Ireland,
Korea, France, China, Germany, New Zealand, Mali, Thailand, and
the USA.
Inbound Programs:
In 2009 we hosted a
group from University of California: Davis (Japanese language
intensive) from April-June ; a group from Bard College, New
York in June-July; and a group from Wimbledon College of Art
and Central St. Martins, London, in September-October.
Outbound
Exchange (For Seika students)
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Student
Support Pages
International
Office Staff
- Director:
Kitawaki Manabu
- Office
Coordinator Takara Yota
- International
Officer
Ken Rodgers
- Staff
Assistant:
Tanaka Takako
Address/Contact:
KSU
International Office
137 Kino-cho, Iwakura,
Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
606-8588 JAPAN
Tel [+81] 75-702-5199
Fax [+81] 75-705-4028
ksuinted[at]kyoto-seika.ac.jp
Access
information from downtown
Access from Kansai International Airport
ACCESS
MAP FOR KSU, INTERNATIONAL OFFICE,
AND DORMS (PDF)
(Useful
to print out and show to taxi-driver) |
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