SAW, Gabriel

Singapore is a small city-state in Southeast Asia, affectionately known as The Little Red Dot. It is well known for being a cultural melting-pot and a global financial hub.

Having studied Business Management for four years in High School and thouroughly enjoying it, I was set on furthering my studies in this field. Chuo University is not only one of the most prestigious private universities in Tokyo but also offers a business program where I can choose to take classes in English, so the decision was straightforward.

The variety of classes taught by professors and instructors with experience in their respective fields means that I am always engaged with the content being taught with rarely a dull moment.

The biggest challenge I faced when moving here was finding like-minded individuals to make friends with, especially if you want to join certain hobby or interest groups. It is sometimes difficult to break into Japanese social circles as a foreigner, even with Japanese language abilities.

Varied, Equipping, Enriching

I plan to find a job in Tokyo at a multinational company and am currently applying for long-term internship positions to gain work experience. I hope to be able to apply my knowledge regarding business strategy that I gained at Chuo University to my careeer.

If you are considering enrolling in GLOMAC should think about their goals-- if you are interested in working in Japan in the future, GLOMAC is an excellent stepping stone into a career in Japan.