Page 2 of 2, 26 Courses Programs in Japan for 2024

Make Japan a part of your academic plan by studying abroad for the summer. While at JCMU, you will immerse yourself completely in the Japanese language and culture and learn an entire year's worth of college-level Japanese each semester. There are no language prerequisites, though: we offer beginner-level courses all the way through to advanced. You will get the chance to participate in a wide range of classroom activities, including practice with a Japanese student and sitting in on a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Through this, you will find that your ability to utilize Japanese on a day-to-day basis in Hikone will increase exponentially.

JCMU's intensive Japanese language programming allows students to study 10 credits of college-level Japanese per term. Courses are offered at levels 1 (beginner) through 4 (advanced). No prior Japanese language study necessary to apply.

International students from our partner universities are eligible to study at KSU for one or two semesters, taking KSU undergraduate level classes as credit auditors (Please note that credit auditors might not be able to register some classes due to the class capacity.). If the credit auditors achieve a passing grade in exams, they can earn credits.

This course covers biological phenomena at or above the scale of a single organism. We will broadly cover topics in evolutionary biology and ecology including but not limited to population genetics, animal behavior, adaptation and natural selection, speciation, phylogenetics, population biology, community ecology, ecosystem ecology, and macroecology.

Computational neuroscience has a rich history going back to the original Hodgkin-Huxley model of the action potential and the work of Wilfrid Rall on cable theory and passive dendrites. More recently networks consisting of simple integrate-and-fire neurons have become popular. Nowadays standard simulator software exists to apply these modeling methods, which can then be used to interpret and predict experimental findings. This course introduces some standard modeling methods with an emphasis on simulation of single neurons and synapses and an introduction to integrate-and-fire networks. Each theoretical topic is linked to one or more seminal papers that will be discussed in class. A number of simple exercises using the NEURON simulator will demonstrate single neuron and synapse modeling.

Acquire basic infection prevention skills to work as a healthcare professional. In addition, acquire simple technology that is useful for emergency medical care in the event of a disaster.

The department provides a wide variety of subjects including electrical and electronic engineering, control, communications, materials, computers, measurements, and energy engineering. The department offers energy and electronics courses. Each course is carefully structured to ensure that all students acquire the use of up-to-date techniques.

This course aims to develop human resources that can play an active part in the mechanical and electrical energy field through more advanced and applicable education of highly specialized subjects related to the energy sector.

Through advanced application and specialized subjects of mechanical design, system control, electronic properties, and information, this course fosters talented individuals who can play an active part in the field of production and information.

This is a course major for learning the business knowledge that will be required when entering or working in a company in the future. It's easy to think that learning about business is something that only business owners need, but it's not. It is necessary for everyone who works in a company, and this learning comes into play when working in a company.

Learn how to map out the possible futures of technology! Foresee how technology will shape the world around us. Gain practical skills in strategic future-casting, while learning how to communicate and think critically about technology and our future together.