USAC Japan: Nagasaki
Provided by: University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC)
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Program Description
Study abroad in Nagasaki and live in a city that has over 100 mountains in the city limits. This was the only open port to foreign trade for 250 years and began interacting with Western influences in the latter part of the 16th century. There are many beautiful nature landscapes for students to explore including hot springs and beaches. Nagasaki has a mild climate with little chance for snow.
Since the atomic bomb drop in 1945, Nagasaki has built back up again in the intervening years. It is a port city and a great location for students to explore Japanese culture.
Since the atomic bomb drop in 1945, Nagasaki has built back up again in the intervening years. It is a port city and a great location for students to explore Japanese culture.
Highlights
Participate in field trips and excursionsLive in the dynamic city of Nagasaki
Explore the wilderness of the region that includes hot springs
What`s Included
tuition and feeshost university housing information assistance
personalized pre-departure advising
immigration visa guidance
parental support and advisement
scholarship advising and assistance
transcript assistance
Nagasaki University mandatory orientation in Nagasaki
student health insurance (additional insurance coverage mandated by Japanese Government not included)
Subjects
Culture, Field-Study, Foreign Language, History, Japanese, LiteratureOther Programs From The Same Provider
Program Locations
Nagasaki, Japan
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Program Details
Provider:
University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC)
Location
- Japan: Nagasaki
School Term:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Languages:
English, Japanese
Participants:
American, Asian, Australian, Canadian, European, Kiwi, South african, South aftican, WorldWide
Cost:
$6,980 - $13,960
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