International Christian University Summer Program

 

City: Mitaka, Tokyo Country: Japan

International Christian University Summer Program Website

Overview

  • Japanese Language Module: consists of approx. 49 hours of direct teaching, targeting two levels: low intermediate and intermediate (no beginners will be accepted.) 
  • Japan Studies Module: consists of 42 hours - 30 minutes of direct teaching, including lectures, theme-related fieldwork and cultural activities.
  • Yuichi Kurimoto Award for Japan Business Students: Bachelor of Commerce students may be eligible for a fully funded experience. The award value will depend on the length of the program and program costs.

When Can I Go?

Terms Offered: Summer 

Dates & Duration: July 3 - July 26, 2025

Ualberta Application Deadline: Feb. 2, 2025


Eligibility Requirements

Open to: All Faculties

Level: Undergraduate, Graduate

GPA: 3.0

See Eligibility.

A minimum Japanese language of level low intermediate is required (CEFR B1.1 is recommended); ICU J4 level(no beginners will be accepted)


Program Information

Language of Instruction: English, Japanese

International Christian University Credit Information

Key Features:

  • Enhance your Japanese skills while immersing yourself in Japan’s rich culture and history.
  • Learn from ICU professors with expertise in diverse fields, including culture, history, the economy, psychology, art and the environment.
  • Gain unique insights into Japan through engaging lectures and discussions.
  • Explore exciting destinations.
  • Participate in hands-on cultural activities to deepen your understanding of Japanese traditions.
  • Stay in an on-campus dorm.

Fees & Costs

Education Abroad Nomination Fee: $250.00 CAD

Information on ICU ISPJ fees can be found here.

2025 Program Fee: 369,700JPY  (Approx. $3500 CAD)

Program fees include tuition, on-campus dormitory fees, administrative costs, and textbooks. 


Housing

Participants can stay at the ICU on-campus dormitory. Two students share a room with beds, desks, and air conditioning. The restrooms, kitchen, and shower facilities are shared.

Students who wish to live elsewhere during the program may declare at the time of application. Those who choose to live off-campus will receive a housing fee reduction. Click for more information.


Program Contact

University of Alberta International, Education Abroad

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Funding Opportunities 

Students receive on average between $1,400-$2,000 in funding.

Over 80% of students who apply get funding.

Education Abroad Awards