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Getting Started: Cross-cultural & Leadership

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Introduction

Welcome to the cross-cultural and leadership section. Here we will show the diverse array of clubs and organizations international students can take part in as you embark on your academic journey in Kyushu University. You can click on the titles to go to their designated websites. 

 

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SCIKYU (Student Committee for the Internationalization of Kyushu University)

SCIKyu's main aim is to promote interactions between Japanese and international students and facilitate the internationalization of Kyushu University through proactive discussions and activities with a committee that contains both students and faculty members. If you are finding it easy to navigate through the university campus with lots of bilingual signboards, well, thanks to SCIKyu.

 

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SALC (Self Access Learning Center)

SALC is a place in Kyushu University's Ito Campus that supports autonomous English study. The support includes consultations about English study, English conversation, help with English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL or IELTS, and giving students access to books, newspapers, and magazines in Furthermore, Salc provides a relaxing atmosphere where visitors can make new friends, play board games, and enjoy fun events.

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KUFSA (Kyushu University Foreign Student Association)

KUFSA is a student-led organization filled with both international and Japanese students. KUFSA holds various events such as hiking trips, day trips to scenic spots, cultural events like Halloween and Christmas, and many more. Be sure to follow KUFSA’s Instagram @kufsa_info to get the latest information and activities.

 

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FOSA (Fukuoka Overseas Student Association)

FOSA is a student organization that is a melting pot for foreign students from any university in Fukuoka Prefecture. FOSA events such as Culture Show, international student welcome party, bowling tournament are just a couple of the merry activities which could expand your friendship and network to other universities in Fukuoka.

 

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FISSC (Fukuoka International Student Support Center)

FISSC is a support center for international students in Fukuoka. FISSC supports international students in their study life, daily lives, and in employment through scholarships, supporters, part-time jobs, and Job hunting. 

 

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Fukuoka International Association

This foundation has been promoting international exchange in Fukuoka since 1989. They do this through a variety of programs such as events like homestays and home visits, multilingual story time, job hunting talk sessions, and events around Fukuoka City. There are also Japanese language classes, volunteering opportunities, living information, and scholarship information.

 

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APCC (The Asian-Pacific Children’s Convention in Fukuoka )

APCC is a civic movement funded by donations from corporate sponsors and the APCC Supporters’ Association. APCC invites children from many countries in the Asian-Pacific regions. These students participate in homestay and school visit programs. APCC also provides Japanese students to visit countries in Asian-pacific regions.

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Clubs and Circles

In Kyushu University, there are a lot of clubs and circles that international students can join. Club recruitments will start in the beginning of spring semester where billboards will be posted around Ito Campus’ center zone.