One of the things that makes ULIS more attractive in the eyes of foreign students is the exchange program here. Despite the current complicated COVID situation, the university still implements the program and welcomes foreign students to join it. Today, let’s talk and get to
Thanks to my friends, buddies and teachers. I enjoyed a lot in Vietnam. I was nervous for the first day because I couldn’t speak Vietnamese. However, my buddy Linh was so kind and could speak Japanese well. So I thought I could enjoy 14 days
Takuto Endo: “That 2-week study tour in Vietnam were very short but unforgettable. I’ll never forget the feeling when I first stepped on Vietnam soil. I was surprised by the large number of motorcycles and traffic. Everything in here is much cheaper than that in
I think I have many good and wonderful experiences in Vietnam. The first memory was the Vietnamese language classes. I hadn’t learned Vietnamese before so I just wondered if I could understand it. But we were taught the language in English by kind teachers. It
First, do you know my name? Of course, you don’t know, so I will introduce my personal information with my poor Vietnamese. “Xin chào, tôi tên là Hiromu Yokota. Tôi 20 tuổi. Tôi là sinh viên đại học ICFL ở Nhật Bản. Tôi muốn làm
Ly Lam (China): brilliant Summer and memorable Minh Chau trip Minh Chau, a place I had never known before the trip took place, has left a deep, vivid impression of Vietnam on me. Why? If you looked back on the past 3 days, you would
Dina Salameh is a ULIS former student. She was a student of the Division of Arabic Language and Culture. Carrying two Vietnamese and Palestinian blood identities, Dina impresses many people because of her Asian beauty. Dina Salameh (born 1996), aslo known as Tran Hoai Anh,
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected the study and general activities of not only Vietnamese students but also foreign students at ULIS. However, the enthusiastic support from the University has created an unforgettable experience for international students. Let’s find out how international students feel these days.
This is an interview conducted by ULIS Media in order to learn more about the journey of a Japanese person at ULIS. She finished her master in Teaching English as a Foreign Language Program at the University. Journalist: Can you share a little bit