Institut Teknologi Bandung

The Professor of Hiroshima University Ayami Nakaya in Bahasa was explaining about the University where (he/she) was studying, how to register, the major that is provided, the type of class, also the assistance for foreign student. Mr. Hiroaki Motomura as the Ambassador of Japan for Indonesia gave presentation about the scholarship from the Government of Japan.

He explained that there were a lot of foreign students in Japan including from Indonesia. For educational program, University of Kyushu was the most popular for post-graduate and Asia Pasific University (APU) for undergraduate.

Japan Student Service Organization (JASSO) represented by Verawati also explained about the scholarships offered by several companies to study in Japan.Also, the procedures and documents to be prepared. One of them is Examination Japan University (EJU), Those who want to study in Japan should reach 260 of EJU scores.


ITB Lecturers' Learning Experience in Japan

One of ITB's Industrial Engineering lecture, Yosi Agustina, who just completed her doctorate study in October last year shared her experience about how to study and how to live in Japan, to be exact in Hiroshima University.

Within three years, Yosi did her research in Production System Laboratory. "Hiroshima is a nice town and beautiful, the people there are also very friendly, the process of making the residence card is also quick" said Yosi about her first impression in Hiroshima.

She also explained a lot of activities that she has been doing, starting from learning, doing research, laboratory activities, until her doctoral seminar that was supposed to be done once a week.
Yosi added that one of the important factors to support studying or lecturing was friend. Obviously with a friend, someone wouldn't feel lonely because she/he's away from his/her family.