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Study Abroad (Eikei⇒Overseas)

Eikei University of Hiroshima has prepared the following study abroad programs.

Gain experiences in solving various problems and overcome difficulties
Acquire skills to carry out your assignments in spite of difficulties
Develop the ability to collaborate with others who have diverse cultural backgrounds, values, etc.

A scholarship of 50,000JPY/month is granted to students participating in Student Exchange Program.

Study Abroad Programs

Study Abroad Programs
	Student Exchange Program	Visiting Students Program to Partner University	Self-arranged Study Abroad Program
Offered by	EUH		Partner Organization(SAF)/Private Agent
Period	3 months to 1 year
Tuition fees at destination university	Not required	Required
Required expenses	Visa application fees, Travel costs, Insurance premiums, Living expenses such as accommodation, food, communication, etc.
Credit certification	Credits are awarded when students enroll in courses that are compatible with EUH and are certified for credit transfer.
Commencement of study abroad	2nd-year or later
Destinations	20 partner universities in 14 countries/regions		46 universities in 10 countries/regions

If you study abroad for 3 or more quarters, it may take you more than 4 years to graduate.
The information above may be subject to change without notice.

Student exchange program at a partner university

We have made international exchange partnerships with 34 universities in 22 countries and regions around the world. We will continue to add more exchange partnerships.

FAQ about Study Abroad Programs

: Not only can you improve your communication skills in foreign languages but you can also develop your ability to see things from a broader perspective, understand different culutures and be considerate of diversity in interacting with people from various backgrounds.
We believe that these skills will be useful no matter what kind of job you aim for in the future.

: Please check the Differences between "Student Exchange Programs" and "General Study Abroad Programs" above to learn more about the differences between exchange programs and general study abroad programs.

: It depends on the programs and the host university of studying abroad.
It will mostly be university dormitories or homestays.

: Mainly you can manage your money by cash, credit cards *(1) , international cash cards and debit cards. It's advisable to have some cash on hand. Although there are more opportunities to pay by card abroad than in Japan, it is still advisable to have some cash with you. We recommend that you use multiple methods to diversify your risk in case of theft and other troubles.
*(1) Students without a specified sum of income may not be able to apply for a credit card. If that is the case, please have your parent or guardian apply for the card to get a family membership card for you. Some student-only credit cards are available. Please check and compare the conditions and the availability of such cards. Recomendable international credit card companies and their cards are VISA, Mastercard, and AMERICAN EXPRESS.

: It is convenient to have a personal computer and electronic dictionary. In particular, we strongly recommend that you bring a personal computer with you as it is used daily for submitting reports and conducting research for that purpose. In addition, you may get sick in an unfamiliar environment and local medicines may not be suitable, so it's advisable to bring the medicines and cosmetics* that you're used to.
*Please follow the rules of the airline you are flying with regarding restrictions on checked baggage such as medicines and cosmetics (liquids).

: Restricted items vary depending on the host country, so check the websites of the immigration authorities and the customs and quarantine information of your host country for details.
Australia has particularly strict restrictions on the entry of foodstuffs into the country. If you bring in a restricted item undeclared, you can be fined, and in some cases prosecuted and imprisoned.

: Part-time work is prohibited in principle. However, there are cases in which part-time work is permitted on campus if certain conditions are met.

: There are 3 options: namely 3 months, 6 months or 1 year. Students who wish to study abroad for less than two quarters in the University's academic calendar can graduate in four years. Students who wish to study abroad for three or more quarters cannot earn the credits for Problem-Based Learning (PBL), which is a required subject in their second and third years of Eikei University of Hiroshima. So it will take more than four years to graduate.

: The qualifications and criteria for studying in an English-speaking country depends on the host country.
Typical examples include TOEFL iBT*(1) and IELTS*(2).
In some cases, TOEIC scores do not meet the requirements for studying abroad.
*(1) TOEFL iBT is an English proficiency test required for studying abroad, mainly in the United States and Canada. (Please check TOEFL examination application site for details.)
*(2) IELTS is an English proficiency test required for studying abroad, mainly in the United Kingdom and Oceania. (For details, please check IELTS application site (Japan English Proficiency Association/IDP Education).)

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