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Aug 20

Faculty-Led Program Abroad to Japan: Cross-Cultural Communications

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8/20/2024 1:00 PM 2:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
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Did you know Tokyo is a global hub of opportunity, where cultures collide and collaborations thrive? One such opportunity lies in the realm of cross-cultural communication. In a city where over 13 million residents coexist harmoniously, Tokyo offers a unique environment for honing cross-cultural communication skills. 

Diploma and Advanced Diploma students will be eligible to apply for a Faculty-Led Program Abroad to Japan: Cross-cultural Communications. Students will have a two-week learning experience in Tokyo, Japan in Winter 2025!

The two weeks in Japan will serve as a hands-on educational component for the course Cross-Cultural Communications (CUL286), designed to complement theoretical and conceptual learning in the classroom.

Curious about this opportunity? Meet GLE on Zoom on Tuesday, August 20 @ 1:00 PM.

Register here:
https://senecapolytechnic.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwvf-morzsjH9xURpl2HtgwmRN8G3qNU54K

 

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