Student Stories

When I first arrived in Singapore, the language and cultural differences left me feeling a bit overwhelmed. However, the university's International Student Services Center provided extensive support, from language tutoring to cultural adaptation workshops. Today, I've fully integrated into campus life and have made friends from all over the world.

Japan's academic environment is highly rigorous, with professors maintaining high standards for research. While the initial pressure was intense, I gradually learned how to think independently and conduct research. In my spare time, I enjoy exploring Tokyo's street culture—from Shibuya to Akihabara, each area offers its own unique charm.

South Korea's entertainment industry is highly developed, offering numerous internship and hands-on opportunities for media students. I participated in my university's TV station project and interned at the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS). These experiences significantly contributed to my professional growth.

Studying in Malaysia offers great value, with reasonable tuition and living costs. The multicultural environment broadened my horizons, as classmates come from all over the world. In my free time, I enjoy exploring Penang's food scene to experience the vibrant cultural fusion.

Hong Kong is a global financial hub, offering unparalleled advantages for studying finance. The school frequently invites industry leaders to give lectures, and I secured an investment banking internship through the university's Career Center. After class, the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour is my perfect way to unwind.

Thailand's hospitality industry is world-renowned. Studying hotel management here gives you access to cutting-edge industry practices. Our school partners with multiple international hotel groups, offering abundant internship opportunities. Thailand's welcoming atmosphere also makes your study abroad experience enjoyable.