セントオラフ大学日本語プログラム
ようこそ！ At St. Olaf, you can pursue your interest in Japan and the Japanese language in the following ways:
- You can major in Japanese.
- You may take Japanese language courses to fulfill the College’s World Languages and Cultures requirement or to major in Japanese or Asian Studies.
- We offer four years of language courses. Students not only develop skills in the language, but also gain knowledge of Japan in all of the language courses by using various authentic materials.
- We offer various Japan-related courses via the Asian Studies department as well as from other departments such as Art & Art History, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Religion.
- You can enroll in the Asian Conversations Program to broaden your understanding of Asia while studying Japanese and traveling to Japan for our January Interim.
- You can choose from three different campuses to study abroad for a semester or entire year: Waseda University in Tokyo, Nagoya University in Nagoya, or Hokusei Gakuin University in Sapporo.
- You can apply for one of our summer Internship in Japan, at Education First (EF), an international education company in their Tokyo office in Shibuya, or at The KIKAI institute for Coral Reef Sciences on the small island of Kikaijima.
- You can apply to live in the Japanese Language House.
- You can participate in various extracurricular activities, such as the Japanese Conversation Table, movie nights/film series, or taiko drumming.
- Some of our graduates have received Fulbright scholarships, been accepted to the JET Program, and continued studying Japan in various graduate programs.
For more information, contact:
- Dr. Joanne Quimby, Section Head of Japanese, at quimby2@stolaf.edu.
Japanese program alumni: keep up with the department by liking our Facebook page!
