Domestic study abroad (Okinawa/Hokkaido)

Domestic study abroad is a 'credit transfer program' where students study for one or half a year at universities in Okinawa or Hokkaido with credit transfer agreements, and the credits earned there can be used toward the credits required for J. F. Oberlin University graduation. 
This is an exchange program for J. F. Oberlin University students, where you can actually live locally and study together with regular students and domestic students from other universities.

Through domestic study abroad programs, students can experience diverse learning opportunities that transcend regional boundaries. To succeed globally, it is essential to objectively re-examine one's local environment and build one's own identity. Even within the relatively small country of Japan, by living in different environments such as Okinawa, Hokkaido, and Tokyo for a certain period, students can gain new perspectives through numerous encounters.