Program period: From 2 June to 12 July online; 2 August to 10 August 2024 in person.
As with the Global Career Seminar in Canada, in this program students from Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU) and the four Canadian partner universities are placed into groups which are then given specific business problems, offered by representatives from corporations, which they will be expected to analyze and propose solutions for.
This is a great opportunity to build intercultural awareness, gain insight into major corporations and the issues they are tackling, and make international and business connections, particularly for students in non-Business backgrounds, while gaining academic credit.
Learning Sessions
Pre-Seminar Sessions (Online): 2 June - 12 July, 2024
Approximately 8 pre-lectures (synchronous, asynchronous, and on-demand).
During this period of the program you will learn basic knowledge of business frameworks via online lectures.
Applicants must attend all the Pre-Seminar Sessions and submit the assignments as stated in the course syllabus.
Synchronous sessions will be held around 6:00pm - 9:30pm Ontario time. More details can be found in the course outline below.
Intensive Course Period (conducted in-person in Japan)
2 August - 10 August, 2024 on-site at Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan. During this intensive period of the program, you will attend the onside seminar sessions, work on a group project with students from other CCC participating universities, and present your final group findings to the representatives of companies onsite.
Additional Information
Spaces: There are 7 spaces available.
Fees: 77,000 yen (approximately 705 CAD) payable to KGU
Tuition: You must pay for 3.0 units of tuition to Queen's - please see the note on the KGU landing page.
Accommodation: 1 August to 11 August. KGU will arrange for participants to live together with KGU students for the duration of the program. Accommodation costs are covered by students’ program fees.
Scholarship: Participants of CCC summer programs who have good academic standing will receive a scholarship (80,000 JPY) from the JASSO, Japan Student Services Organization. KGU will send the JASSO application form to the participants once they are accepted to the program. KGU will announce the JASSO slots once the total scholarship slots have been announced by JASSO. More information here.
Next Steps
We are here to help you at each stage. Make sure you read the eligibility criteria before applying. Once you've applied and have been accepted, don't forget to apply for an International Letter of Permission to make sure your credits transfer back to your Queen's degree. And once you have completed your KGU program, review your transcript and plan your future courses to ensure you qualify for the KGU-CCC Certificate.