Congrats to everyone who has been accepted to Kyushu's IEBL LL.M. program! If you are attending this fall, introduce yourself here
Kyushu LL.M. Class of 2012
Posted Jun 04, 2011 20:58
Posted Jun 19, 2011 22:45
I think this is a good idea. Maybe should you also start by presenting yourself!
My name is Sébastien and I come from Strasbourg, France. I'm actually on a sabbatical and I can't wait to go to Kyudai.
My name is Sébastien and I come from Strasbourg, France. I'm actually on a sabbatical and I can't wait to go to Kyudai.
Posted Jun 20, 2011 05:36
Hi there! I'm Leah from Manila, Philiipines. Currently doing private practice with a firm here. Like, Sebastien, I'm also excited about starting the course this Fall. :-)
Posted Jun 20, 2011 05:44
Nice to meet you Leah and Sébastien! My name is Gage, and I just graduated from the University of Virginia School of Law. I am originally from Texas, and I am studying for the Texas bar exam this summer. I've never been to Asia so I am looking very forward to this fall!
Posted Jun 20, 2011 21:50
Hi everyone,
I'm Jason from Australia and am currently finishing up my studies in Oxford - previously worked for a while as a finance lawyer. Really looking forward to living in Japan :)
Gage, you'll love Japan I'm sure - glad to have an American coming along, at least this way I'll have someone to watch football with :)
I'm Jason from Australia and am currently finishing up my studies in Oxford - previously worked for a while as a finance lawyer. Really looking forward to living in Japan :)
Gage, you'll love Japan I'm sure - glad to have an American coming along, at least this way I'll have someone to watch football with :)
Posted Jun 21, 2011 13:23
Great! So we'll be coming from all over the globe, so to speak. There are only 30 of us doing the course, right? I know another one from my country who got accepted. So that's 5 already. I hope the others would introduce themselves here too. :-)
Hey Gage, that's cool. My stepmom's from Houston. Good luck on the bar exams! (And I hope you'd like Asia.)
Jason, I've never been to Australia but 2 of the partners at our firm were schooled in Australia so I always hear them rave about your country.(Seb: France is just as picturesque, I hear.)
Looking forward to living by myself in another country. :-) By the way, does anyone here run?
Hey Gage, that's cool. My stepmom's from Houston. Good luck on the bar exams! (And I hope you'd like Asia.)
Jason, I've never been to Australia but 2 of the partners at our firm were schooled in Australia so I always hear them rave about your country.(Seb: France is just as picturesque, I hear.)
Looking forward to living by myself in another country. :-) By the way, does anyone here run?
Posted Jun 21, 2011 18:11
On a treadmill on the odd occasion haha...
Posted Jun 28, 2011 20:40
Same as you Jason, the treadmill or when I'm late, but Lei don't talk about that, she means something like the marathon she ran lately!!
Posted Jun 29, 2011 01:36
I started running about two months ago, and now I run a couple of miles every other day. Nothing too intense, but it is addicting.
I'm glad someone else in the program like football too, Jason! I hope that the Cowboys games are shown in Fukuoka, if they are I'll be staying up in the middle of the night to watch
I'm glad someone else in the program like football too, Jason! I hope that the Cowboys games are shown in Fukuoka, if they are I'll be staying up in the middle of the night to watch
Posted Jun 29, 2011 02:27
@Seb and Jason, running to class and on the treadmill counts. Technically.
Have you guys filled out the online application form yet?
Have you guys filled out the online application form yet?
Posted Jun 29, 2011 03:12
I haven't filled out anything online yet, did they send you your log-in info already?
Posted Jun 29, 2011 07:58
I'm doing it right now. I guess they only send a mail to MEXT students.
Posted Jun 29, 2011 08:15
Yeah I filled it in last night - you are talking about the housing request and certificate of eligibility stuff right? I was excited about being able to pick Ito until I saw that we can only pick the Kashiima one LOL
Posted Jun 29, 2011 09:44
Yep, that's the one. Ito's the new campus, right?
You sent your applications already, right? So, when you checked/visited the site thereafter (assuming you did), did it contain all the information you had provided? 'Cause mine went back to being blank (save for my name and email details), although I did receive a confirmation notice from the support center.
@coldcall, I'm sure you'd receive yours pretty soon.
You sent your applications already, right? So, when you checked/visited the site thereafter (assuming you did), did it contain all the information you had provided? 'Cause mine went back to being blank (save for my name and email details), although I did receive a confirmation notice from the support center.
@coldcall, I'm sure you'd receive yours pretty soon.
Posted Jun 29, 2011 11:48
Yeah had all my basic details but nothing else...
Ito is the newer and nicer campus by the looks of things LOL
Ito is the newer and nicer campus by the looks of things LOL
Posted Aug 01, 2011 11:15
Hi,
My name is Edouard from France. I am currently doing the LL.M. at Kyudai. Well, actually it is almost the end so I am thinking about selling most of my stuff. If anybody is interested, please send me a private mail so I can send you a list with prices.
If you have any question regarding the LLM, the courses or life in Fukuoka I will also be glad to answer.
So you will all live in Kashiihama but study at Ito campus? This year only families and couples lived in Kashiihama but our campus was much closer. So I can give you information about the Kashiihama residence if you need.
Enjoy your holidays!
My name is Edouard from France. I am currently doing the LL.M. at Kyudai. Well, actually it is almost the end so I am thinking about selling most of my stuff. If anybody is interested, please send me a private mail so I can send you a list with prices.
If you have any question regarding the LLM, the courses or life in Fukuoka I will also be glad to answer.
So you will all live in Kashiihama but study at Ito campus? This year only families and couples lived in Kashiihama but our campus was much closer. So I can give you information about the Kashiihama residence if you need.
Enjoy your holidays!
Posted Aug 01, 2011 11:26
Hi Edouard!
Just to clarify, the Law School is in Hakozaki or in Ito?
I don't think the housing applications results have been released so we, or at least I, still don't have any idea where I'll be staying. I just hope that it's near to the campus.
Just to clarify, the Law School is in Hakozaki or in Ito?
I don't think the housing applications results have been released so we, or at least I, still don't have any idea where I'll be staying. I just hope that it's near to the campus.
Posted Aug 01, 2011 11:34
It was just a question. Now the faculty of law is in Hakozaki which is nicely located between Kashiihama and Tenjin (downtown, where all the fun is). But this campus is supposed to close and everyone will have to move to Ito, the new campus in the middle of nowhere. Those discussions have been going on for a couple of years now so I hope it will not happen before your LLM. I haven't heard anything about it though so you should be safe.
Posted Aug 03, 2011 12:38
Hi Edouard, don't know why I didn't notice that this thread is still going but thanks for the additional information, it is greatly appreciated!
We didn't get a choice of where to stay only what room we wanted, etc but the accomodation is in Kashiihama this year.
We have however been wondering what is going on with the curriculum that the University keeps mentioning. What is the structure of the course?? I personally was under the impression that I could just pick the 10 subjects that I wanted to take but there has been some concern that we have to take a specific curriculum and subjects like Law and Theory?? Any information you can provide on that would be great!
Also, is there a break over Christmas time and how long for?? I'm trying to plan my holiday now :)
Thanks again for the help!
J
We didn't get a choice of where to stay only what room we wanted, etc but the accomodation is in Kashiihama this year.
We have however been wondering what is going on with the curriculum that the University keeps mentioning. What is the structure of the course?? I personally was under the impression that I could just pick the 10 subjects that I wanted to take but there has been some concern that we have to take a specific curriculum and subjects like Law and Theory?? Any information you can provide on that would be great!
Also, is there a break over Christmas time and how long for?? I'm trying to plan my holiday now :)
Thanks again for the help!
J
Posted Aug 03, 2011 15:41
There is a calendar on the website: http://www.law.kyushu-u.ac.jp/programsinenglish/2010-2011academiccalendar.pdf
It is for the current academic year but it is surely the same for Christmas. All civil servents are given holiday-time during that period so...
It is for the current academic year but it is surely the same for Christmas. All civil servents are given holiday-time during that period so...
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