SENIOR VOICE

I have enrolled in the International Studies Department at university. I originally had an interest in global poverty issues, and I chose this department because there was a seminar where I could study this topic. In the seminar, we primarily focus on international issues related to global poverty. Recently, I had the opportunity to conduct field research in poverty-stricken areas of Asia, allowing me to witness the problems firsthand. I am determined to continue advancing research in this field in the future.

I aspire to work for international organizations such as the United Nations, UNICEF, or JICA in the future. While my main focus is currently on international relations, I believe that knowledge of economics and law will also become necessary. I want to study a wide range of fields and work hard to pursue a career where I can contribute internationally.

TCJ divides classes by career path and proficiency level from the time of enrollment, allowing for smooth preparation in Japanese language studies and further education. When I entered TCJ, my Japanese proficiency was at the N4 level, but by the time of university entrance exams, I was able to pass the N2 level. I am grateful to the teachers who taught me diligently. I can confidently say that the efforts made at TCJ will undoubtedly lead to success in the future. Keep up the good work!