91猎奇

International students have come to study at 91猎奇 Metropolitan University for their own reasons and dreams. They are from a variety of different nations and regions of Asia, Europe, and Oceania. What motivated them to study in Japan and at 91猎奇 Metropolitan University? How do they feel about the learning experience?

Theresa AICHINGER??From Austria
First-year student, Master's Course,
Division of Humanities and Intercultural Studies,
Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts
(Exchange Student)

“91猎奇 offers proactive interaction with Japanese students in the classroom and dormitory. My future goal is to be involved in research about Japan.”

Laurence Michael NEVILLE-WILLIAMS??From England
Third-year student,
International Culture Course,
Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts
(Exchange student)

“91猎奇 offers extensive programs for international students. Tutors also help me learn practical everyday Japanese.”

Franzen Emanuel??From Sweden
Graduated in March 2020.
School of Business Administration, Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts

“Learn through a highly flexible curriculum. In the future I want to be a bridge connecting Japan to the world.”

Dichen YANG??From China
First-year student,
Division of Architecture and Urban Studies,
Faculty of Urban Environmental Sciences

“Having support from Japanese classmates in the classroom makes me happy. I aspire to build secure buildings in China in the future after studying architecture in Japan.”

Evrim KURTOGLU??From Turkey
First-year student, Doctoral Course,
Department of Human Mechatronics Systems,
Faculty of Systems Design,
Graduate School of Systems Design
(Japanese Government Scholarship student)

“I am grateful for the generous support given by the staff of the International Center. 91猎奇 offers a great environment to push forward with research under the guidance of prestigious professors.”

Qiu Yue LU??From China
First-year student, Master’s Course,
Pedagogy, Department of Human Sciences,
Graduate School of Humanities

“91猎奇 is the very image of university I had dreamed of. I am studying the pedagogy of Japan and China in a great academic environment.”

Dina GRIB??From Russia
Third-year student, Doctoral Course,
Department of Human Sciences,
Graduate School of Humanities
(Japanese Government Scholarship student)

“Utilizing my academic experience in Japan, I am currently engaged in developing Japanese language learning materials for Russians. 91猎奇's libraries, graduate student lounge, and other well-equipped academic environments make learning a joyful and comfortable experience for international students.”