PEOPLE of IR | College of International Relations

IR students/graduates strive on and off campus,
in Kyoto and around the world.

The time I spent in Washington D.C. was the most challenging, enjoyable, and rewarding time of my life.

KATSURA Nodoka
Third-year Joint Degree Program

2023.8.8

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Zemi Research Convention 2022 "International Space Politics: a postcolonial analysis"

Ataka Seminar
(team name: International SPACE Hiro)

2023.02.07

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Studying in Japan, finding myself more

SEKINE Minori
Fourth-year Joint Degree Program

2023.01.10

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Growing as a person in the country I love

CONDON Dorothy
Fourth-year Joint Degree Program

2023.01.10

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Cherishing my Japanese perspective wherever I go in the world

YAMAUCHI Yoshino
Second-year Joint Degree Program

2023.01.10

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Proactively learning in a stimulating environment surrounded by international students

KAIBORI Ami
Second-year Joint Degree Program

2023.01.10

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Using my curiosity as the driving force to learn amid a diverse array of values

SUGIMOTO Taira
Second-year Joint Degree Program

2023.01.10

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Working as a tutor for the writing tutorial program has allowed me to actively learn about academic writing, which is a good experience for my future papers.

TRAN Ha Duy Khoa
Fourth-year Global Studies Major / International Student from Vietnam

2022.11.16

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Continuous efforts to study Japanese led to a job offer from a Japanese company. Studying Japanese has broadened my academic interests.

CHOI Junyoung
Fourth-year Global Studies Major/ International Student from South Korea

2022.11.09

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I was able to overcome my weaknesses in giving presentations and debating and to improve my listening and communication skills.

TADOKORO Minori
NN Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (Class of 2017)

2022.04.21

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IR students/graduates strive on and off campus, in Kyoto and around the world.

The time I spent in Washington D.C. was the most challenging, enjoyable, and rewarding time of my life.

Zemi Research Convention 2022 "International Space Politics: a postcolonial analysis"

Studying in Japan, finding myself more

Growing as a person in the country I love

Cherishing my Japanese perspective wherever I go in the world

Proactively learning in a stimulating environment surrounded by international students

Using my curiosity as the driving force to learn amid a diverse array of values

Working as a tutor for the writing tutorial program has allowed me to actively learn about academic writing, which is a good experience for my future papers.

Continuous efforts to study Japanese led to a job offer from a Japanese company. Studying Japanese has broadened my academic interests.

I was able to overcome my weaknesses in giving presentations and debating and to improve my listening and communication skills.

IR students/graduates strive on and off campus,
in Kyoto and around the world.