Career path after graduation
Career Development and Paths
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- Career Development and Paths
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Career Development
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To help CAP Students proactively realize their career path, Ritsumeikan University provides career support (career guidance and consultation, career symposium, exchanges with graduates, etc.) in collaboration with the Career Office and other organizations.
Ritsumeikan University Career Center
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Career Paths after Graduation
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CAP Students will leverage their:
・deep knowledge and understanding of the Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean languages, cultures, literatures, and histories
・Chinese and Korean language proficiency
・network of personal Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean contacts obtained during university life
to find employment at trading companies, manufacturers, dealerships, travel agencies, airlines, information & research services, media, newspapers, publications, finance, and educational institutions, including Japanese language schools, centered in the East Asian region. Naturally, CAP Students may also seek higher education at Japanese, Chinese, or South Korean graduate schools, as well as employment in other industries or at Chinese or South Korean firms.Campus Asia Program
Chinese, Korean and English language proficiency
Deep Knowledge and understanding of Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean Languages, cultures, literature and history
Human network among Japan, China and South Korea obtained through CAP
Employment opportunities
in the East Asia regionMany students who completed CAP at Ritsumeikan University selected job types and workplaces where they could demonstrate the abilities they acquired in the joint campus program, such as the airline industry, travel agencies, and tourism. While some graduates initially wanted to find jobs at manufacturers, temporary work agencies, and local government bodies, they became inclined to look for a more international career path involving operations and environments where diverse people from various countries worked so that they could make use of their experience in Joint Campus. In addition, some graduates pursued more international career paths such as becoming a Korean language teacher, finding a job in the South Korean food industry in a Korean owned company, or preparing for graduate school in China.
Industry Number of people Services 4 Manufacturer 4 Trading companies 2 Transportation/warehousing 1 Distribution 1 Government offices/organizations 1 Graduate school 3