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May 2004 Edition - Vol.35
- Upcoming Event Information
- Global Daigaku.com Recommended Seminars
- Global Daigaku.com Recommended Schools (Recent GD Profiles)
- New Program Developments
- Special Announcement
The University of Lancaster has recently appointed Global Daigaku.com as its official representative agent for the Tokyo/Kanto region.
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Introducing Really English: Learn English online!
Global Daigaku.com is pleased to announce that
Really English e-learning English Language programs are now available via Global Daigaku.com These programs are very practical, affordable and easy to use.
Please contact us for more information at:
E-mail: globaldaigaku@reallyenglish.com
Tel: 81-3-3568-6431
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Upcoming Event Information
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- Unida International School - Summer School 2004
Date(s): July 12 - September 3, 2004 (weekly enrollment)
Venue: Unida International School
Summer vacation is just around the corner and the staff at UNIDA International School would like your child's Summer School
experience to be full of fun memories this year! UNIDA will be hosting 8 weeks of Summer School at its Ebisu Campus this year from
July 12th to September 3.
Enquiries: For more information, please contact Unita International School at (tel) 03-3443-6850 or (fax) 03-3443-7867.
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- Osaka Career Forum & Tokyo Summer Career Forum
Osaka Date: June 30, 2004
Osaka Venue: Umeda Crystal Hall
Tokyo Dates: July 9-10, 2004
Tokyo Venue: Ikebukuro Sunshine City
The upcoming Osaka Career Forum is scheduled for June 30th and the Tokyo Summer Career Forum is scheduled for July 9th and 10th.
If you're going to be in Japan this summer, don't miss this chance and register now.
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- CEA Study in Canada Fairs
Osaka Date: Mon. Oct. 11, 2004 (1:00PM to 7:00PM)
Osaka Venue: International House, Osaka
Nagoya Date: Wed. Oct. 13, 2004 (3:00PM to 8:00PM)
Nagoya Venue: Nagoya International Center
Tokyo Dates: Sun. Oct. 17, 2004 (10:00AM to 5:00PM)
Tokyo Venue: Canadian Embassy 4F
Representatives from numerous Canadian universities, colleges and high schools will be coming to Japan to promote their programs and answer questions regarding study abroad. This is an ideal opportunity to speak directly with school representatives and to learn more about Canada and the educational opportunities available.
Raffle: One lucky participant in each city will win a Free Study Trip to Canada.
Enquiries: For more information, contact the CEA office in Tokyo
Chez Irene Bldg. 2F, 7-4-7 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052
Tel. (03) 3224-0946
E-mail: cea@gol.com
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Global Daigaku.com Recommended Seminars
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- The Economist Conferences Presents
China Business and Investment Roundtable
Date: June 24, 2004
Venue: Four Seasons Hotel, Tokyo
Companies lured by a huge and growing domestic market and low manufacturing costs have bet heavily on China being their future source for
growth and profits. Yet for many firms, making money in China has proved elusive. Accelerated inflation, exchange rate fluctuations,
intellectual property rights, adverse repatriation laws, and difficulties in management operations have all combined to strike a note of
caution for those thinking about entering the Chinese market. For those with operations already in China, it has forced a re-think of
strategy going forward.
Keying into these and other crucial developments, this Roundtable will bring together corporate leaders from multinational, Chinese and
Japanese firms to debate the most pressing issues facing China and its business environment.
- Fourth Japan International Automotive Roundtable
Date: July 14, 2004
Venue: Hotel Okura, Tokyo
Following Economist Conferences' Third Automotive Roundtable in Japan last year with Carlos Ghosn and Rolf Eckrodt,
the focus this year will be on the challenges facing the industry. In an event which has become a defining platform to debate the future,
key issues to be addressed this year include:
- How Japan can maintain its competitive edge as a global leader in product and manufacturing technology?
- Ways to cut costs and improve efficiencies. What can be outsourced to other parts of Asia?
Would it help Japan's industry or would it lead to a deflationary spiral making life harder still for those companies left in Japan?
- How can opportunities in China be maximised? Could China's indigenous carmakers threaten the global sales balance?
- Do the financial difficulties of many vehicle manufacturers represent a competitive advantage for Japanese automakers?
- and much, much more!
WIN A FREE TICKET!
Special offer for Global Daigaku.com newsletter subscribers. Register for this event through the Global Daigaku.com website at a special price
AND be entered in a special draw for a FREE second ticket to take a colleague or friend. Contact us for more details!
Inquiries: Global Daigaku.com, Tel: (03) 3568-6431, E-mail: info@globaldaigaku.com
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Global Daigaku.com Recommended Schools (Recent GD Profiles)
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Monash University
(Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) - University |
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With over 44,000 students and an international student population of approximately
9,000 coming from more than 100 countries, Monash University is one of the largest and most diverse, government-owned universities in Australia.
Students not only have access to state-of-the-art facilities and academic staff who are leaders in their fields, but Monash is also
known and respected throughout the world for ground-breaking research and academic excellence.
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Seattle University School of Law
(Seattle, Washington, USA) - LLM
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The Master of Laws in American Legal Studies is designed for students who have received their law
degrees from institutions outside of the United States, and who now wish to study the American legal system in furtherance of their careers
in law, business or international affairs. It is a one-year, 24-credit program.
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New Program Developments
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Study in Canada Summer Programmes
What are your plans for this summer? Why not improve your English and enjoy the great outdoors of Canada? The Canadian Education Alliance (CEA)
has prepared a wonderful lineup of summer programmes in a variety of cities across Canada. Programmes have been created for all interests and
ages, so why not go for a week, a month, or even longer. For more details, contact The Canadian Education Alliance by telephone at 03-3224-0946,
or cea@gol.com, To download a PDF file with more information, (in Japanese),
click here.
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MSc in Advanced Marketing Management and in E-Business and Innovation
Lancaster University Management School recently announced the launch of two new full-time Master's programmes.
Building on its outstanding research quality, LUMS has developed specialist MSc programmes in Advanced Marketing Management and
in E-Business and Innovation. For Entry requirements and other admission details, please contact: the Global Daigaku.com office
by telephone (03) 3568-6431 or e-mail counselling@globaldaigaku.com. A
PDF file can be downloaded by clicking here.
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Special Announcement
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Lancaster University has recently appointed Global Daigaku.com as its official
representative agent for the Tokyo/Kanto region.
As a result of this appointment, Global Daigaku.com will be waiving its regular counselling fees for prospective applicants in Japan hoping
to study at Lancaster University. If you should have any questions regarding Lancaster's programs, accommodation, admission
requirements, or application process, our counsellors are here to help. For more information, contact us at:
counselling@globaldaigaku.com.
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International Schools in Japan Feature Article now online (Tokyo Weekender)
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The Weekender Online Feature Article - International Schools in Japan
Global Daigaku.com President & CEO, James Yellowlees', latest educational article for the Tokyo Weekender is now both
in print and online. This month's feature focuses on international schools in Japan.
Check it out online at the Weekender Online.
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