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Our first Alumni Talk in May was well received by the students, giving them a practical picture of their future career path in Japan. To further provide them with an insight into the career development, we organised the second Alumni Talk on June 17th with Mr. Ryza Rynazal, a GSEP graduate (2021) from Indonesia. Currently […]

The fourth part of the series focuses on Kusaki Dam, a multi-purpose dam built across the Watarase River in Gunma. Buraraksakiet Nattha and Inchid Chawala, then 4th year students from Thailand, share their experiences and impressions of their visit. “Upon my arrival at Kusaki Dam, I was struck by its imposing presence. The towering concrete […]

In the third part of the series, Chan Yu Zi and Ireen Tasnim Progga Islam, fourth year students from Malaysia and Bangladesh, explore the Ashio Copper Mine, the site of Japan’s first major pollution in the late 19th century. Read their report to learn more about Japan’s environmental legacy: Uncovering Japan’s Industrial Legacy: The Ashio […]

Since the start of the program in 2016, GSEP has produced over 60 graduates. After graduation, the majority of graduates go on to pursue a Master’s degree, but their later paths are varied: some continue to study for a PhD to further explore their chosen subjects, while others build on their diverse academic and cultural […]

In the second part of the series, Auksarapak Kietkajornrit and Thanakrit Yoongsomporn, then fourth-year students from Thailand, will share their experiences of visiting the Tomioka Silk Mill, a World Heritage Site in Gunma. “In this trip, we had the opportunity to embark on an educational field trip to the Tomioka Silk Mill, a significant historical […]