"Freedom, peace and humanity, International mutual understanding, and The future shape of the Asia Pacific region." APU has been offering education to people from 161 countries/regions. Our students have studied in a multicultural campus and are shaping their world. The Global Learning in Japan has started to share what you can gain from APU and tell importance of understanding each other.
- 1st Time in History
The first online conference in APU history gathered over 8 influential global leaders to share all you need to know about "Global Learning in Japan"
- 3300+ from 75+ countries/regions
More than 3300 people from 75+ countries and regions signed up for this one event and 1300+ people enjoyed the summit
- Leaders Around the World
10 world class Speakers in global learning, Japan universities, leadership, career planning, study in Japan
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Panel Discussion "Shape Your World in Japan"
- Kanduboda Prabath buddhika
- Akari Nakatani
- Manabu fujimoto
- Tatjana Syafira
- Morse Caoagas Flores
- Romy Yong
Guest Presentations
| Miki Horie | Global Learning in Japan: What makes global success? |
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| Erin Huang | The Power of Action: How I shaped my world in Japan |
| DOGEN | Using diverse perspectives to grow your creativity and find your passion |
| Morse Caoagas Flores | Why Global Education Matters |
| Kanduboda Prabath buddhika | How to develop your academic and career in Japan as a foreigner |
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- 8 experienced experts
in international relations, global issues, world affairs, inernational organizations
- 2500+ from 130+ countries/regions
More than 2500 people from 130+ countries and regions signed up for this one event and 600+ people enjoyed the summit
Contents
Panel Discussion "Where does our society go?"
- Tatsufumi Yamagata
- Tomonori Sudo
- KC Dipendra
- Kimihiro Fukuyama
- Tomomi Yamane
Panel Discussion "Why International Relations Matters in our life?"
- Vyas Utpal
- Heo Emilia S.
- Gomez Oscar A.
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