Koki Araga, a graduate student of Kansai University faculty of letters, visited IIGE on August 7th to update us on the status of his career trajectory after participaiting in COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning). 

 

Koki, who after spending his sophomore year in the USA studying English, participated in the COIL program in order to improve his English.

 

In taking a COIL class, his goal was to use his English skills toward something productive.

 

After graduating, Koki worked as an intern in the U.S. Consulate in Japan for 3 months.

 

Currently he is working toward his Master's degree in Freie Universität Berlin, John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies, in the Department of Political Science.

 

Having greatly improved his English skills and interpersonal communication abilities through his  COIL experience, we are confident that he will make the world his stage.

 

We all are looking forward to his future success!

 

 

 

Koki Araga visits the IIGE offices at Kansai University Senriyma Campus to update us on his career goals and study progress. 

 

 

Koki Araga poses for a picture with IIGE manager Masanori Tojo (right) after his interview.