Chubu Program 2010-2011
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Updated on 8/18/09

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LETTER TO PARENTS

MFAQ for Parents

'09-'10 PROGRAM SCHEDULE AND ITINERARIES

INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS


Recommended Packing List

Baggage Allowance

The Pro's Guide to Jet Lag
& Culture Shock

Kazuo Yamada

OU has Rich Tradition of
 International Programs


2008 Iwate Homestay and Cultural Immersion Course Syllabus:

Will Not Be Updated Until February 2012.

2009 Asuke Homestay and Cultural Immersion Course Syllabus:

Will Not Be Updated Until February 2011.

MFAQ for Students

Chubu Handbook - Generic Version: Year Specific Hard Copy Distributed On-Site

OU Office of Eduction Abroad's Chubu Program Study Abroad Website

Now Fully updated For the 2009 - 2010 Program!

 




"The first international program
was a Japanese student
 who attended OU in 1895"







OU has Rich Tradition of International Programs

Last Updated 8/18/09

    Ohio University (OU) is recognized throughout the world for its programs catering to students with international interests. The first international program was a Japanese student who attended OU in 1895.  Since then a growing number of  students come from all over the world representing 100 countries.  The current international enrollment figure is about 1,150 students.

    New students at OU will discover that there are many opportunities for them to become involved and learn more about U.S. and world cultures on the campus.  The Office of International Student and Faculty Services in conjunction with students organizations and particular classes conducts cultural workshops for students and staff in residence halls on how members of one culture can relate successfully to people form another.  Nearly a third of the international students on campus in the fall will be new to OU -- just like freshmen from the U.S.  They will be eager to make friends, share their culture with others and learn about U.S. culture from their American colloeagues.

        The world is getting smaller and we are truly becoming a world of global students.  The international educational experience is a valuable one for enhancing one's life experiences, growth and future.

    OU is a partner in more than 100 international agreements with overseas entities and universities and many of which provide study abroad programs.  Six different majors are offered in International Studies, and OU offers degrees to students living in Southeast Asia through programs at sister universities in Malaysia, Hong Kong and Japan.  Last year 542 OU students from the U.S. studied abroad.  Students are encouraged to consider studying abroad during their time at OU, and some even join the Peace Corps after they graduate.

    The International Student Union, a major campus programming organization, welcomes the involvement of U.S. students.  Formed for the purpose of programming "cultural understanding:, the ISU represents over 22 international student organizations.  Throughout the year, ISU sponsors programs such as the International Dinner, the International Expo, movies, lectures and discussions, and leadership training.

    Each year, these kinds of activities culminate during the International Street Fair held in late May each year when Court Street is taken over by signing and dancing performances, and by booths sponsored by student and community organizations selling food and other items.  Everyone from OU and the community is invited to join in the festivies.

- OHIO UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS 2008 -