Various information on study abroad and international exchange, such as information on international collaborative study abroad programs, information on programs to interact with international students, and information on scholarships to study abroad, are delivered to you via e-mail. Twice a year, the promotion organization invites outside lecturers to hold seminars on risk management for overseas travel.

J-support provides exchange with international students through activities such as study support, assistance in Japanese language classes, and event support. We mainly recruit members at the beginning of each semester.
Even if you do not speak a foreign language, all you need is interest and motivation.
Why don’t you register as a J-support member and help us by supporting foreign students’ conversation practice during free time in class, etc.?

How to apply
Application forms are available at the International Cooperation Division (2nd floor of Ai University Muse, Johoku Campus).

Ehime University has a student volunteer system called Student Campus Volunteer (SCV). The Coordinator for International Exchange (ICO) is one of these volunteers, and is actively involved in promoting international exchange on campus, organizing monthly exchange programs with international students.
If you are interested, please contact the ICO directly.

An opportunity to speak English with international students.
Students can learn English and interact with other students in a relaxed atmosphere.
If you are interested, please check the following link for English Hour Teams.

Every year around May, the Organization for International Cooperation and Support holds a “Study International Fair” in which senior students who have studied abroad introduce their study abroad experience and its attractions to prospective students in a panel format.
If you are interested in studying abroad, please come to the fair. This is a great opportunity to hear directly from seniors about their study abroad experiences, and to ask questions and seek advice. There will also be a corner where international students introduce their home countries.
If you are a student who has studied abroad, please help us by sharing the charm of your study abroad experience with your juniors and seniors.

In this program, international students who want to work for a Japanese company and Japanese students who want to be active in a global environment work as a team to solve issues that will help the company achieve the SDGs. By working on real issues together with employees of participating companies as mentors, students will be able to develop skills that they can use after finding employment. In addition, through working with members from different cultures and positions, students will learn how to create an organization where everyone feels valued and respected and how to transform diversity into organizational strength.