英語海外研修

Oversea Study

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環境人間学部／工学部／理学部

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2単位

実習 (Practical Training)

2024年度前期

(Spring semester)

石倉 和佳

環境人間学部

日本語

英語

目標17

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Each course aims to provide students with opportunities to improve their language proficiencies, to develop their communication skills for practical use, and to increase their knowledge and understanding of American or British life and culture.　Students are expected to become proficient in English, in order to be able to understand, explain and analyze the cultures of their visiting countries both in English and Japanese.

［以下は参考のために、2020年度のものを掲示しています］

This year, one course will be held at each of the following three universities:

・ University of Washington (Seattle, Washington, USA) - 3 weeks during summer break.
・ University of Hawaii at Manoa (Hononlulu, Hawaii, USA) - 3 weeks during spring break.
・ University of Sussex (Brighton, Sussex, England) - 3 weeks during summer break.

Each university provides a different program and different living arrangements. In classes, you will study both language and culture; language for practical use and the local culture to ensure a meaningful experience while you are there. You will be able to expand your English vocabulary, learn current American or British expressions and idioms, and develop your speaking, listening, writing, and reading abilities. You will have opportunities to practice using English in real-life situations with the local people and with students from all over the world. You will have chances to visit many sightseeing spots and have many cultural experiences in the region you are staying.

For more information about these programs, go to our school’s website and click on “International” and then click on “基本情報（交換留学・海外研修・語学研修）”https://www.u-hyogo.ac.jp/international/abroad/information/index.html　  After this, you can choose to look at whatever programs you are interested in.

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References will be provided as needed.

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Students will be evaluated based on their participation in class and how well they carry out the particular assignments in each program.

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Although students can participate in as many of these programs as they like, course credits can be given for only one course. For students in  the fourth year, the second semester programs will not be applicable to course credits.