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  1. The Consulate General of Japan and GT present the Japanese Film Series "Ghosts, Legends, and Technology in Japanese Cinema" starting Tuesday (3/25 - 3/31). All screeings will be free and start at 7:00 p.m. in Press Rooms A and B, 2R Level, Student Success Center.
  2. LBAT Orientation Meeting #1 --- Feb. 28 (Thu), 5:00 pm @ Swann 106 (This is a mandatory meeting for all LBAT-Japan participants. This is separate from OIE's meetings for all study abroad students.)
  3. LBAT Placement Test --- Mar. 1 (Sat), 1:00 pm @ Swann 106 (This is a mandatory placement test for all LBAT-Japan participants.)
  4. Internship at Japan Information Center, the Consulate General of Japan in
    Atlanta
  5. Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholarship Information
  6. JASG Internship Opportunity
  7. Blakemore Foundation Fellowships Language Grants

 

Japanese Program

The Japanese Program offers joint BS degrees with International Affairs (IAML) and with Economics (GEML) in addition to a minor or certificate in Japanese. Our 4-year program ranges from Elementary to Advanced Japanese courses including content-based courses in Japanese society and politics, literature and culture, technical and business translation, language proficiency test training, and Japanese linguistics. Our courses are offered in a regular classroom format (all levels) as well as in the Internet-based online format (Elementary to Intermediate Japanese).

We offer study abroad opportunities such as a six-week, summer study-abroad program called LBAT in Fukuoka and Tokyo, Japan. GT has exchange programs with several universities in Japan (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tohoku University, Waseda University, and Fukuoka University). With support from JETRO, you can also apply for international internship in Japanese corporations for 6 months to a year. These study/internship abroad experiences can be used toward International Plan degrees.

 

  • The Japanese Language House provides opportunities to participate in movie nights, Japanese food get-together parties, etc. and interact with a native Japanese tutor living in the same dorm!
  • Georgia Tech is also a regional testing center for JLPT: Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

Useful Links

  1. GATJ - Georgia Association of Teachers of Japanese
  2. SEATJ - South East Association of Teachers of Japanese
  3. Conversation Partners - Find a native Japanese Speaker to help you with yours.
  4. Do you have any questions about localizing your computer to display Japanese on your computer?
  5. Resources for A Systematic Approach to Business Japanese

 

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