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Other Learners & Contexts College & University Education Research-Oriented Short Presentation

Study Abroad Advising in the New Normal: In Between Ideals and Realities

Sat, Nov 13, 13:25-13:50 Asia/Tokyo

Location: Room 12

In this presentation, a case study of how teaching and non-teaching staff members in a university in Japan conducted study abroad advising in 2020 will be examined. The presenter will describe two different approaches of study abroad advising (online seminars and advising desk) and the outcomes for university students in a comprehensive private university in Japan. Implications for future styles of study abroad advising and language education in the new normal will be further discussed.

  • Kanae MURAYAMA

    Kanae MURAYAMA is a lecturer of International Education at Ritsumeikan University, Japan, where she works as an intercultural/study abroad advisor. Her research interests include study abroad advising, pre-/post-study abroad support and student peer support in international education at the tertiary education level in Japan.

For more information, please contact the presenter at kanaem@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp