Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies
At the Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies (KCJS), an eight-credit course in Japanese language is offered each semester. Additional discipline-based courses in the humanities/social sciences are taught in English by Japanese and American professors. During the second semester, several directed reading courses are taught in Japanese by Japanese professors. Independent study courses may also be arranged.
Program Curriculum
Courses are taught by Japanese and American professors, including the KCJS director and a KCJS professor from one of the consortium universities.
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Download a description of the Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies.
Program Faculty & Staff
The Boston University Kyoto Program is administered by staff in our Boston office in collaboration with the Columbia University and Kyoto offices. In Boston, a program manager facilitates the admissions and pre-departure procedures, and serves as a liaison with the Columbia office which also maintains contact with students prior to their arrival in Kyoto. The Boston office also houses administrative personnel who are responsible for everyday operations. In Kyoto, the staff comprises a resident director and administrative, academic, and housing personnel.
Courses are taught by Japanese and American professors, including the KCJS director and a KCJS professor from one of the consortium universities.
For more information, check out the KCJS website.