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"Understanding The Japanese Legal System And its role in Legal
Assistance to Cambodia
The
Purpose of the Project:
The purpose of the Project is to promote the International
Students Exchange, in cooperation with Association of
International Education, Japan (AIEJ). Nagoya University
Graduate School of Law invites students and instructors from
Faculty of Law and Economics, Royal University of Phnom Penh,
to the International University Exchange Seminar help at
Nagoya University Graduate Scholl of Law, based on the
Academic Agreement between both universities.
Eligible students: Undergraduate
students. It is preferred that students be skillful in the
English language.
Number of participants from your Faculty:
Thirteen International students and two professors. Twenty to
thirty Japanese students and professors are expected to
participate in the seminar.
Schedule: Sunday, 22nd July to
Saturday, 5th August 2001 for 14 days:
During this period, we will hold seminars with specific
themes, for example, 'Studies of the current legal and
political systems in Japan and legal assistance to Cambodia',
instructed by professors from both universities and guest
lecturers or experts in its field. Also, students from both
universities will organize seminars themselves with an aim to
deepening mutual understandings and friendships.
In addition, study trips to the Nagoya High Court, Bar
Association, and Toyota Automobile Company will be offered.
Plus, we are planning to visit Kyoto city to explore Japanese
history and culture.
Residence:
Students will stay at the Nagoya Youth Hostel for the first
two days after which they will move to a Japanese host
family's home. After 9 days staying in a Japanese home, they
will move to the Nagoya Students Center.
Instructors will stay at university hotels during the seminar.
Fees:
Round-trip airfares and other
expenses for international students and professors during
their stay in Japan will be covered by AIEJ.
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