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Sending Out
Sending Out
To nurture an international outlook among Kindai students and raise their interest in studying abroad, we run country-themed and large-scale events and create places for exchange through language. Students lead everything from planning to running the day.
Event planning
We plan events themed on countries and cultures, where participants can enjoy connecting with each other and become interested in studying in those countries.
Partnering with companies & organizations
We work with companies and organizations that share our goals, holding events with their sponsorship and support.
Preparation & running the day
From preparing venues and supplies to running the day itself, members work together.
Global Language Time
Exchange students volunteer as instructors and teach their languages to Kindai students. The program began in the 2026 academic year, and Connect supports its operation.
Supporting campus events
We help run on-campus events such as English Village E³ (e-cube).
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Welcoming
Welcoming
Kindai University welcomes degree-seeking international students and exchange students from partner universities. Connect supports them in their studies and daily life.
Degree-seeking students
approx.650
Long-term (4 years)
Enrolled at Kindai University to earn a degree
Exchange students
approx.80
Short-term (1–2 semesters) / ~150 per year
Study through student exchange with partner universities
A place to belong, and sharing Kindai’s appeal
Through joint events with the student union, made up of international students, introductions to Japanese culture at the Kashiwara festival and career cafés, we share what makes Kindai University appealing and create a place where international students feel at home.
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Supporting the GEC
Supporting the GEC
As an officially recognized organization of the Global Education Center (GEC), we also help with the center’s work.
Guiding visitors
We introduce and guide visitors from overseas universities and language schools around campus.
Support desk
We staff the support desk, where international students can drop in whenever they need help, and respond to a range of inquiries.
Japanese class support
We support exchange students’ Japanese learning, in and out of class.
- In-class support — We support international students in Japanese classes from a student’s perspective.
- Presentation exchange — We ask questions about students’ presentations and answer theirs.
- Conversation practice — We talk with students who want to practice Japanese and help them improve.