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Please refer to the SILS homepage for the latest updates. i The Educational Goals of SILS Foreword Modern society increasingly demands the members who have broad educational experience, are capable of communicating in English – the international common language – and aspire to realize a free and fair society. Congratulations and welcome to SILS – the School of International Liberal Studies at Waseda University. We look forward to working together with you in the next four years you are with us, and leading you towards In 2004, SILS was established with an original concept and curriculum designed to meet this demand. Specifically, SILS the goals you have set for yourselves by joining us. aims to contribute to the development of the following types of students: *Students who aspire to try to resolve the problems facing our globalizing world SILS was set up to symbolize the changes that Waseda University is undergoing as it proceeds on its “second *Students who are conscious of the distinctiveness of their own culture but also aim to live harmoniously in a multi- lifetime” after celebrating 125 years in 2007. Our growing numbers of graduates have proved us successful cultural society in what we planned from the start: a truly international community studying together on a broad-based *Students who understand the fundamentals of various academic fields and also have interests in innovative, Liberal Arts curriculum. Now we invite you to join us and participate to the full in our adventure. SILS shares interdisciplinary scholarly pursuits a modern building completed in 2009 on the Waseda Campus with another school that is actually 100 years *Students with the ability to express their own views in a foreign language. older: the School of Commerce. Our location is not only convenient, but it also symbolizes the major role that SILS is determined to play in the future as a representative of Waseda on the international stage. Please make the best of our location and our role, so that SILS may be proud of you, and you may be proud of SILS! Almost all courses in SILS are taught in English. This is because we are an international community, and our policy is to use the language that all of our students from all over the world can use best. Our purpose is not simply “Studying English”, but “Studying with and through English”, with the aim of using it to read, think and express ourselves freely in the world’s international language. This experience in your first semesters will prepare you for your year of overseas study, too. For most of you, study abroad is a necessary element of your course, not a mere option. If you do not think your English level is good enough yet, seek help and it will be given; if your English is already good enough, remember that Japanese is necessary for surviving in Japan and for moving on to higher education in Japan. Learning yet another language is also very important, especially if you hope to study or work in a non-English-speaking country. Other schools at Waseda are introducing English-based courses, too; please find out about what the other schools can offer – in any language. One big difference at SILS is the Liberal-Arts-based curriculum, in which you do not concentrate on one narrow major, but gain knowledge and analytical skills in a wide range of fields. Please take advantage of these opportunities. Advice will be given on choosing a central topic or topics to study later on, if you wish. Do make full use of the University’s excellent library system, museums, computer network, sports facilities, health centre, dining rooms, meeting spaces, Student Building and so on. Do not be afraid to ask for information about any part of the University, or about any aspect of your studies or your personal life. SILS offers the most diverse cultural environment in Waseda, with overseas students of many nationalities entering in April and September, as well as students from other institutions on one-year study-abroad programs. Please get to know them, and live and work together for mutual success. IKESHIMA, Taisaku Dean School of International Liberal Studies (SILS) Waseda University The Educational Goals of SILS Foreword Modern society increasingly demands the members who have broad educational experience, are capable of communicating in English – the international common language – and aspire to realize a free and fair society. Congratulations and welcome to SILS – the School of International Liberal Studies at Waseda University. We look forward to working together with you in the next four years you are with us, and leading you towards In 2004, SILS was established with an original concept and curriculum designed to meet this demand. Specifically, SILS the goals you have set for yourselves by joining us. aims to contribute to the development of the following types of students: *Students who aspire to try to resolve the problems facing our globalizing world SILS was set up to symbolize the changes that Waseda University is undergoing as it proceeds on its “second *Students who are conscious of the distinctiveness of their own culture but also aim to live harmoniously in a multi- lifetime” after celebrating 125 years in 2007. Our growing numbers of graduates have proved us successful cultural society in what we planned from the start: a truly international community studying together on a broad-based *Students who understand the fundamentals of various academic fields and also have interests in innovative, Liberal Arts curriculum. Now we invite you to join us and participate to the full in our adventure. SILS shares interdisciplinary scholarly pursuits a modern building completed in 2009 on the Waseda Campus with another school that is actually 100 years *Students with the ability to express their own views in a foreign language. older: the School of Commerce. Our location is not only convenient, but it also symbolizes the major role that SILS is determined to play in the future as a representative of Waseda on the international stage. Please make the best of our location and our role, so that SILS may be proud of you, and you may be proud of SILS! Almost all courses in SILS are taught in English. This is because we are an international community, and our policy is to use the language that all of our students from all over the world can use best. Our purpose is not simply “Studying English”, but “Studying with and through English”, with the aim of using it to read, think and express ourselves freely in the world’s international language. This experience in your first semesters will prepare you for your year of overseas study, too. For most of you, study abroad is a necessary element of your course, not a mere option. If you do not think your English level is good enough yet, seek help and it will be given; if your English is already good enough, remember that Japanese is necessary for surviving in Japan and for moving on to higher education in Japan. Learning yet another language is also very important, especially if you hope to study or work in a non-English-speaking country. Other schools at Waseda are introducing English-based courses, too; please find out about what the other schools can offer – in any language. One big difference at SILS is the Liberal-Arts-based curriculum, in which you do not concentrate on one narrow major, but gain knowledge and analytical skills in a wide range of fields. Please take advantage of these opportunities. Advice will be given on choosing a central topic or topics to study later on, if you wish. Do make full use of the University’s excellent library system, museums, computer network, sports facilities, health centre, dining rooms, meeting spaces, Student Building and so on. Do not be afraid to ask for information about any part of the University, or about any aspect of your studies or your personal life. SILS offers the most diverse cultural environment in Waseda, with overseas students of many nationalities entering in April and September, as well as students from other institutions on one-year study-abroad programs. Please get to know them, and live and work together for mutual success. IKESHIMA, Taisaku Dean School of International Liberal Studies (SILS) Waseda University Three Fundamental Policies of SILS 3. Admission Policy Under Waseda University’s educational philosophy of Academic Independence and an Enterprising Spirit, SILS 1. Diploma Policy welcomes domestic and international students with strong basic academic skills and intellectual curiosity. Waseda University is committed to producing graduates who can use both the University’s broad scope and their own The school is committed to recruiting students- individuality to make a pivotal contribution to global society. For this, they will benefit from the University’s systematic 1. who are strongly motivated to study in English. educational framework, its university-wide academic environment, and its student-to-student relationships to develop 2. with the linguistic ability or potential to communicate effectively in at least English/Japanese. an intimate relationship with multifaceted areas of study, culture, language and values. 3. with the all-round academic ability or potential to approach problems from more than one disciplinary perspective.
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