Studying abroad is a journey to understand yourself and enjoy growth! Discovering my goal and a vector of my career

▲ With buddies from the same seminar

  There are tons of good memories which make me feel happy to study abroad. Studying abroad offers you a precious opportunity to experience different cultures. Getting in touch with unknown cultures, customs, food, festivals and so on will open up your perspectives in a global manner, and enrich your personal connections by meeting new friends from all around the world. In addition, I could understand myself in depth by acquiring language skills and upgrading my understanding of cross-culture.
  While in Japan, besides studying, I have to work, cook, and clean all by myself to make a living. First, I didn't know how to manage my time and cut my sleeping hours to finish assignments which ended up with me becoming ill. I learned the importance of time management skills.
  It is nice that I got to understand myself in depth. Through understanding and analyzing myself, I believe I have clarified my strengths, weaknesses, interests, and values.

  I am stimulated by the courses I am taking at the Faculty of Global Management. I was hoping to work at foreign capital IT companies so I focused on studying specialized fields of Global Market Analysis, Cross Cultural Management, International Business Law, Global Marketing Strategy, and Global Finance among the Faculty's programs. Corporate research and lectures by management executives are profitable opportunities for me. I belong to the Mahendra SINGH (Associate Professor of the Faculty of Global Management) seminar which studies Management Strategy, IT Strategy, and Global Business areas. I was fascinated by his charisma and that is why I took his class. I feel myself developing through my teacher's course and all the lectures presented by the guests active in various fields.   
  As of now, I seem to be the only international student from Mongolia, However, I was so relieved as Professor Takenori Shimizu, a former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Mongolia, and a Special Appointed Professor at the Faculty of Commerce of Chuo University until last year, always cared about me. Furthermore, I was relieved in a financial aspect, too, as I was qualified for “a scholarship for Mongolian Students studying at the Chuo University” for the second consecutive year.

  Living on my own, studying at Chuo, and Job searching. Every encounter and experience helped me open up my goal set before coming to Japan and contributed to finding my career course.