Fall/Winter Programs

CROSS-CULTURAL COLLEGE

The Cross-Cultural College (CCC) is a collaborative education project between Japan and Canada. In this project, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan and 4 Canadian universities ― King’s University College at Western University, Mount Allison University, Queen’s University and the University of Toronto ― will work together to educate world citizens with the multicultural understanding and communication skills to enable them to be the leaders of the future.

The Global Career Seminar in Japan (GCSJ) aims to introduce students to real business challenges and provide an opportunity to analyze and develop solutions for problems assigned by industry representatives. The program includes online pre-seminar sessions and an 8-day collaborative research session at KGU.

The Global Internship in Japan (GIJ) offers students hands-on experience in a real business environment. Participants, paired with KGU and Canadian university students, will work together on professional projects for two weeks, gaining practical insights while being placed in various regions across Japan.

King's 2026 GCSJ and GIJ Recruitment Package

King's 2026 Summer GCSJ Media Consent

King's 2026 GCSJ and GCJ Application Package

If you are Interested in the GCSC or GIJ, email King's International by 10:30 am by Monday, February 23, 2026. Pending a positive academic reference from MEM (or Academic Advising for non-MEM students), your completed application package will be due back to King's International at 4:30 pm on Wednesday, February. 25, 2026.

Scholarship Opportunities:

International Experiential Learning Award (up to $1,500 CAN)

Please be noted, all students participating on an international experiential learning trip through a King's course can apply to this award, and will be awarded the funding (up to a maximum of $2000 - which really just becomes important when students are taking, for example, a 2nd experiential learning trip - you wouldn't be eligible for the full $1500 again, instead you'd get the difference between the maximum and what you have already been awarded).