In light of the ever increasing importance of lifelong learning in the age of the "100-year life", Professor Yoshi Fujikawa's Zemi set "The Future of Learning" as the theme of this year's zemi activity and are launching the speaker series to explore where the learning is heading, together with experts invited from around the world.
The Future of Learning - Guest Speaker Series by Fujikawa Zemi
Topics: Why Hitotsubashi ICS, MBA in Japan
2021 | Careers in Japan after graduating from the ICS MBA program
Finding a career during the pandemic
Whilst the average employment rate in Japan for international students who graduate from university is about 40%, the rate for ICS MBA graduates (self-financed students who wish to work in Japan) for 2021 is much higher, at 85%.*
Topics: Career paths, MBA in Japan
Alumni Interview: Job Hunting and Working in Japan | Sarah
Topics: Career paths, Alumni Voice, MBA in Japan
Alumni Interview: Job Hunting and Working in Japan | Pum
Topics: Career paths, Alumni Voice, MBA in Japan
Student Interview: Job Hunting and Working in Japan | Viola
In this Byline ICS piece, we interviewed Viola, a current MBA student, who shared her job hunting journey in Japan.
Topics: Career paths, Student Voice, MBA in Japan
Alumni Interview: Job Hunting and Working in Japan | Chris
Topics: Career paths, Alumni Voice, MBA in Japan
Alumni Interview: Job Hunting and Working in Japan | Sai
Topics: Career paths, Alumni Voice, MBA in Japan
If you are considering a career in Japan, you may be thinking about ways to break into the Japanese job market. One thing to note is that Japan is continuously looking at alternatives to keep its economy going with a shrinking working force, so there might be some attractive opportunities for global MBA graduates.
Topics: MBA in Japan
Homestay Experience in Japan | Student Voice
In this Byline ICS piece, Pun MBA Class of 2020, whom we previously interviewed regarding her Japanese Language studies, shares her experience of doing a short-term homestay with a family in Tokyo. Read in this blog post why she decided to live with a host family and the rewards this experience has brought.
Topics: Japanese Culture, Life at Hitotsubashi ICS, Student Voice, MBA Program, MBA in Japan
An important question to ask yourself before pursuing any degree, let alone a degree abroad, is if it’s worth doing. This guide will show you a breakdown of the different areas where you can make the most out of your efforts towards an MBA in Japan.
Topics: MBA in Japan
Introduction
My first real impressions of Japan were formed when I was in middle school and encountered a TV rerun of an old Hindi-language film titled “Love in Tokyo.” A movie about falling in love while roaming the streets of Tokyo naturally implanted in my young and impressionable mind vivid images of a country steeped in history and tradition where one can find the ultimate love and, in the process, find oneself.
Fast forward 20 years (and 55 years since the making of that 1966 movie) and here I am, a Hitotsubashi ICS MBA degree-holder two months into my career in Japan. I spent the last two years in pursuit of that goal of self-discovery and, in fact, the ICS environment has brought out qualities in me that I never knew I had.
Topics: Why Hitotsubashi ICS, Student Voice, MBA Program, MBA in Japan
If you are on the lookout for an MBA program, you will naturally use different criteria to pick your top choices. Often, rankings become one of the important aspects that make universities stand out amongst each other. With rankings, you can quickly determine their reputation in a variety of areas. You can also compare them based on your individual needs and predict how satisfied you would be with their program.
Topics: MBA in Japan
On June 2021, during Term 4, as a part of the Entrepreneurial Management class led by Prof. Yasuhiro (Yasu) Yamakawa, Hitotsubashi ICS MBA students (Class of 2020) made their team rocket pitches as a part of the Thursday Gathering event hosted by Venture Cafe Tokyo at CIC Tokyo, one of the liveliest startup/innovation ecosystems/habitats in this city.
Topics: MBA in Japan
In this Byline ICS edition, MBA Shoko Gervais, tells us why she decided to pursuit an MBA at Hitotsubashi ICS, after several years of working in the banking industry and the across the globe journey that her family embarked on to pursue her dream.
Topics: Life at Hitotsubashi ICS, Why Hitotsubashi ICS, Student Voice, MBA in Japan, Family
Getting an MBA degree is an investment of money and time, no matter where you study. In the end, being an MBA grad will provide you with many opportunities for well-paid employment, so it is well worth the investment. But how about studying for an MBA in Japan?
Topics: MBA in Japan