JAPANESE EDUCATION SEMINAR 2013 IN GALADARI HOTEL

“JAPANESE EDUCATION SEMINAR 2013” will be held at the “Anthurium”,  Galadari Hotel, Colombo 1 on Saturday 21st September 2013, from 10.00 a.m to 4.00 p.m.

This is the third successive seminar organized by the Embassy of Japan together with the Japanese Graduates Alumni Association of Sri Lanka (JAGAAS) and the Japan International Cooperation Centre (JICE) in order to assist students interested in obtaining an excellent university education in Japan that will become a launching pad for a bright future career.

 Representatives of a total of 7 reputed national and private universities in Japan,   Hokkaido University, Ibaraki University,  International University of Japan, Nagaoka University of Technology Nagoya University,  Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU), Yamaguchi University will participate at this seminar.

Senior professors and administrative staff of these universities coordinating international study programs will provide detailed information to visitors about their prospectus, the special features and characteristics of their respective universities. Students and visitors will be provided with guidance on admission procedures, study courses, support systems and general student life in Japan.

A special booth will be assigned to provide general information such as administrative procedures on entering Japanese universities. These universities provide high quality undergraduate and post graduate programs in English for international students.

The Embassy of Japan will also provide information about the Monbukagakusho Scholarships awarded by the Government of Japan while members of JAGAAS will also assist visitors in obtaining first-hand information about studying in Japan based upon their own experiences. This seminar is an excellent opportunity for students interested in obtaining an excellent university education in Japan.

Japan  welcomes students from Sri Lanka who would like to successfully pursue higher studies in one of the prestigious universities of Japan to attend this seminar, admission for which  is free of charge.