English courses in Japanese university

[Reecane]

Hi everyone!

Does anybody know what is it like to study in Japanese University but taking courses in English (Global 30 Universities)? Are teachers Japanese or foreigners? Also, people say it is easy to graduate from a Japanese university and Japanese students are very laid back, does this apply to English courses too?

I am planning to receive a bachelors degree in business administration in Japan, but I want to study in English. Has anyone had an experience or know about it?

Thanks!

 

[Zamtorent]

you will be studying in english in japan so as long as you understand it doesnt matter who is teaching u
i therefore think teachers will be from japan and some international given that jaoan is a developed country
how is it like: definately not like home cause you are in a foreign country.
are students laid back: any course/university that does not challenge u is a waste of time

you questions are quite irrelevant and somehow show immaturity and a little annoyance...these are some of the questions you should be asking:

will this (whatever the school is) challenge me
what are my goals and will this school help me achieve some
what activitites if any can i partake in
what do i hope to get from this experience.

the questions you asked show that you are not sure about what you want...and i woud ask any of those during interviews...research the schools (dont be lazy) and look at what international students say about it and aslo the reviews

 

[Reecane]

I came here because I needed help and not because I want to be criticized.
you misunderstood me (maybe because I`m a non-native speaker)--- I want to avoid non-challenging schools, this is why I chose not to take courses in Japanese, I am sure they won`t be challenging. But I didn`t know if English courses are the same. and therefor I ASKED. anyways thank you for your "help"