IES Abroad Nagoya Direct Enrollment – Nanzan University

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Program Overview
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at the Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) at Nanzan University. Nanzan University offers excellent learning opportunities to expand your Japanese language skills and cultural knowledge. You can choose to follow either the Modern or Intensive Japanese Track, both of which include Japanese language classes as well as the opportunity to choose from a range of CJS E...
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at the Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) at Nanzan University. Nanzan University offers excellent learning opportunities to expand your Japanese language skills and cultural knowledge. You can choose to follow either the Modern or Intensive Japanese Track, both of which include Japanese language classes as well as the opportunity to choose from a range of CJS English-taught course offerings in Literature, Business, and History.
Nagoya is often referred to as geidokoro, a center for art and culture, the perfect place to experience daily life like a local Japanese student. Along with its cultural traditions, Nagoya is an important port city and industrial center with major international businesses having a presence here. Not only is it easy to get aroun...
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- Spring
- Academic Year
Updated Sep 1, 2026
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Locations
- Nagoya, Japan
Types & Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Creative Writing
- Culture
- Education
- History
Available Terms / Availability
- Years Offered
- Year Round
- Terms Available
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Eligible Nationalities
- All Nationalities
Education Levels & Language
- Language
- English
- Japanese
- Education
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accommodation Options
- Dormitory
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Transcript
Age Requirement
18+
Starts At
- semester: $23,455
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The IES Abroad Nagoya Direct Enrollment - Nanzan University program allows students to enroll directly as full-time students at Nanzan University in Nagoya Direct Enrollment, studying alongside local and international students in the university's regular degree programs.
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Grace Conant
Participated in 2023
AlumniGrace is a senior at Hope College studying Global Studies and Japanese with a minor in Spanish. She works as a Student Consultant and is involved with...
I have always had a love and interest in travel abroad. Being a double major in Global Studies and Japanese, it was a no brainer for me with my Japanese degree.
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Jacob Scarani
Participated in 2019
AlumniJacob Scarani is in his fourth year at Rochester Institute of Technology pursuing a B.S. in Human-Centered Computing with a minor in Japanese. He come...
I always wanted to study abroad even before I entered college as I wanted to see the world. My family was never wealthy enough to take me overseas so I never really got the chance to go abroad until I went to Israel for communion and then in my 2nd year at college for birthright. I've always been yearning to go to all sorts of places and I still have many places on my list. I was learning Japanese long enough to know that If I was going to study abroad, I had to study abroad in Japan.
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Nicole Lynn
Participated in 2016
AlumniNicole is currently a senior at Swarthmore College, where she is studying cognitive science and Japanese. She is from a small town in southern Tenness...
I have always wanted to study abroad. I am a first generation student, and when I entered college, I was determined to eventually study overseas, since that could very well be my only opportunity to leave the U.S to go anywhere else. I was convinced that I was going to Ireland, pamphlets and UK study abroad emails and all. I started learning Japanese on a whim because I had a foreign language requirement and had a passing interest in anime. When I wound up loving the language and dedicating more of my time to it, I turned my sights to Japan and do not regret that decision in the slightest. I still need to go to Ireland, though.
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