Krajem svibnja točnije 19. i 20. svibnja sudjelovali smo na sajmu europskog visokog obrazovanja ( European Higher Education) u dva najveća japanska grada Tokiju i Osaki.
Sajam je organizirala Delegacija Europske Unije u Japanu u suradnji s europskim i japanskim partnerima. Na štandu Study in Croatia u organizaciji Veleposlanstva Republike Hrvatske u Tokiju predstavili smo mogućnosti studiranja na našem Visokom učilištu. Na sajmu je svoju ponudu predstavio 81 izlagač iz 22 države, a sajam je posjetilo oko 1.400 učenika i studenata zainteresiranih za nastavak školovanja u Europi. Studenti su iskazali interes za programe na engleskom jeziku iz različitih područja i različitih razina – od ljetnih škola i kratkotrajne razmjene do doktorata.
U sklopu programa održana je i prezentacija Study in Croatia, a organiziran je sastanak (matchmaking) s predstavnicima japanskih visokih učilišta zainteresiranih za suradnju i razmjenu s europskim partnerima. Japanska Vlada aktivno potiče, kako internacionalizaciju japanskog sustava visokog školstva, tako i odlazak japanskih studenata na studij i razmjenu u inozemstvo.
Sudjelovanje na sajmu je i ove godine podržalo Ministarstvo znanosti i obrazovanja RH.
Algebra University at the European Higher Education Fair in Japan
This year we participated at the European Higher Education Fair which was held in Japan's two largest cities Tokyo and Osaka on 19 and 20 May.
The fair was organized by Delegation of the European Union in Japan, together with a number of European and Japanese partners. We presented our study programmes at the Study in Croatia booth in organisation of Croatian Embassy in Tokio. 81 Higher Education institutions and other exhibitors from 22 countries took part in this event attended by around 1,400 students interested in continuing their education in Europe. Japanese students showed interest in English language programmes of Croatian Higher Education Institutions in various fields and on different levels – from summer schools and short term exchange programmes to doctoral studies.
The programme of the event included a presentation of Study in Croatia and a matchmaking session for representatives of European and Japanese Higher Education Institutions interested in finding partners for exchange and cooperation. Japanese Government is actively supporting internationalization of the Japanese system of Higher Education, as well as promoting possibilities for the Japanese students to study abroad, which could be an opportunity to expand the cooperation between Croatian and Japanese universities.
This year as well, Ministry of Science and Education of Croatia supported the Croatian Participation.
