Students spend six weeks studying the language and culture of Japan. There will be seminars and lectures on Japanese history, culture, society, economy, finance, trade, technology, and other special topics. There will be demonstrations on Japanese art and music, classes on karate, and visits to local companies and businesses. Students will also work in KIT's basic engineering design laboratories. Students will spend one weekend with a Japanese family, allowing a firsthand opportunity to experience how the Japanese people live.
Students earn nine hours of credit.
All freshman interested in getting involved should attend and learn about engineering activities and organizations. Hall, for an application. We seek highly motivated and enthusiastic individuals to help this program achieve its potential. The Division of Campus Recreation is planning the third annual boat race. Teams construct boats made entirely out of corrugated cardboard and race against other student-built boats in the IMPE pool.