Examples of using Exchange programs in English and their translations into Japanese
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Continuation of these young student exchange programs will be expected to establish a medical and dental network in Southeast Asia.
Supports world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs.
Exchange programs are quite popular in Europe and I was able to interact with students from many countries.
The two sides reached agreement on implementing large-scale youth exchange programs between the two countries.
LMU is actively participated in international exchange programs and has established cooperative links with a lot of lead institutions and universities.
Needle exchange programs have been implemented in a wide variety of circumstances throughout the world(Hurley et al., 1997).
The department promotes several exchange programs with prominent international institutions, regularly involving visits to the department by both scholars and researchers.
Our exchange programs have a typical duration of one semester and count toward your final degree.
I think that this kind of high-quality grass-roots international exchange programs are especially significant today, in the era of globalization.
We held a discussion about strengthening student exchange programs, the possibilities for collaborative research, and concepts of social ecosystems that include Helsinki and Fukuoka.
Other Exchange: Mutual homestay visits by local elementary students and other civilian exchange programs.
A morning youth session is open to high school students, including members of Rotary's Interact and Youth Exchange programs.
Companies like Deloitte, Edelman and IBM all have exchange programs that send employees to their international offices.
Denton is a part of the international program of Sister Cities and maintains cultural and economic exchange programs with other sister cities.
They also have education exchange programs with other students in the world.
The International University in Geneva has established a strong network, developing exchange programs with 17 universities worldwide.
Denton is a part of the Sister Cities International program and maintains cultural and economic exchange programs with its sister city.
The process of nurturing global human resources, however, can no longer be accomplished just through agreements and exchange programs at the country-to-country level.
There are foreign exchange programs available by the Tohoku University, which boasts around 700 universities around the world.
There is already a growing trend at the grass-roots level to organize voluntary exchange programs in many fields, including the economic and cultural.