Updated Apr. 22, 2022
“Scavenger Hunt,” one of SIED’s welcome events for new international and local students, was held in Kyotanabe campus on Friday, April 15th.
Participants were given missions, some of which includes taking a photo with horses and locating the Ryoshin stone monument. As the participants aimed to complete missions provided by SIED, they also interacted with each other and were able to get closer to each other. Through this event, the freshmen were able to get familiar with the campus, while the upper grade students pass on their knowledge to the newly-enrolled students. We hope that this event helped participants to know the campus, learn different cultures, meet new friends, and enrich their life in Doshisha University.
We, at SIED, is planning to hold more events and we are looking forward to seeing you all!
Participants were given missions, some of which includes taking a photo with horses and locating the Ryoshin stone monument. As the participants aimed to complete missions provided by SIED, they also interacted with each other and were able to get closer to each other. Through this event, the freshmen were able to get familiar with the campus, while the upper grade students pass on their knowledge to the newly-enrolled students. We hope that this event helped participants to know the campus, learn different cultures, meet new friends, and enrich their life in Doshisha University.
We, at SIED, is planning to hold more events and we are looking forward to seeing you all!
“Scavenger Hunt,” one of SIED’s welcome events for new international and local students, was held in Kyotanabe campus on Friday, April 15th.
Participants were given missions, some of which includes taking a photo with horses and locating the Ryoshin stone monument. As the participants aimed to complete missions provided by SIED, they also interacted with each other and were able to get closer to each other. Through this event, the freshmen were able to get familiar with the campus, while the upper grade students pass on their knowledge to the newly-enrolled students. We hope that this event helped participants to know the campus, learn different cultures, meet new friends, and enrich their life in Doshisha University.
We, at SIED, is planning to hold more events and we are looking forward to seeing you all!
Participants were given missions, some of which includes taking a photo with horses and locating the Ryoshin stone monument. As the participants aimed to complete missions provided by SIED, they also interacted with each other and were able to get closer to each other. Through this event, the freshmen were able to get familiar with the campus, while the upper grade students pass on their knowledge to the newly-enrolled students. We hope that this event helped participants to know the campus, learn different cultures, meet new friends, and enrich their life in Doshisha University.
We, at SIED, is planning to hold more events and we are looking forward to seeing you all!