Points for this year
- For the first time in three years, students from abroad stayed at the University due to the pandemic. Although the effects of the novel coronavirus infection still linger, the event will be held with the utmost care to prevent infection, and the opportunity for international exchange while on campus was restored to the students of the University.
- Overseas students and supporter students of the University visit the Chiba Prefectural Government.
- Volunteers from the Ichikawa International Exchange Association take the lead in dressing overseas students in kimonos with the University supporter students, and then they watch gagaku or Japanese classical music in kimonos. The event aims to promote exchange between overseas students, CUC students and local residents.
- A one-day tour of Chiba Prefecture will be organised to show overseas students the wonders of Chiba Prefecture and to encourage them to transmit the information to their home countries.
- "Find My Japan", in which overseas students present their real impressions of Japan. Students from the university and high school students affiliated with the university also take part. Meanwhile, the university students will introduce traditional Japanese games and provide an opportunity for cross-cultural exchange.
CUC Summer Programme Overview
Held since 2011 with the aim of fostering basic skills as a member of society in the global era through communication with students from overseas.
The number of participating schools has doubled since the start and has spread from Asia to the wider region. All programmes are to be attended by the university's students as supporters, with over 200 registered supporters in 2019.
Supporters also accompany the students on free-time sightseeing trips and take part in other activities during the period, interacting with the students from abroad.
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