For Current Students

Information for Current Students

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Career Seminars, Company Info Sessions, External Events, Job& Internship Opportunities & Japanese Language Programs

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Records of Career Seminars

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Registration on IUJ Career Support

  • Email Subscription for Job and Internship Information
  • IUJ Candidates Profiles Book: Platform to introduce you to prospective employers

Registration

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Job Hunting Schedule & Guide

2-year Program
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Fall-term
Winter-term
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Summer break
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Seminar
Resume Writing
Company Research
Internship Info Session, Interviews
Internship
Resume Update
Job Info Session, Interviews
Job Info Session, Interviews, Offer
1-year Program
Month
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Enroll
Fall-term
Winter-term
Spring-term
Capstone Course
(Graduation)
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Seminar
Resume Writing
Info Session
Interviews, Offer

Employment Start Date

New Graduates Fall intake in the year of graduation, or April the following year. Mid-Career Start date decided through discussion with the employer.

Job Hunting Guide for International Students

Job Hunting in Japan is very unique. To understand Japanese job hunting culture, this guidebook authored by Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) will help you.

JASSO Job Hunting Guide

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Resume Formats

How to Write English Resumes

English
Word IUJ Resume Format 2027
Japanese
Word Japanese Resume Format
Word Japanese Work History Format （only those who have a career background）

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Useful Recruitment Websites

Bookmark the following links — job openings and upcoming events are often updated.

🌐 International Organizations & Overseas Positions
International Organization / MOFA — Ministry of Foreign Affairs recruitment for international organizations
APSIA — Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs
DevNetJobs — Create an account to receive job alerts and be found by recruiters
MBA.Exchange — Create an account to receive jobs matching your criteria
🇯🇵 Jobs in Japan

With Counseling

MOL Career Voyage — Career counseling for international talent
Global Leader — Career support for global professionals
ASIA Link — Career support service

Recruitment Agencies

Jport Match — Matching platform for international students and Japanese companies
Ryukatsu — Recruitment for international students in Japan
Global Agent — Mynavi's global recruitment service
Mynavi — Major Japanese job board
Daijob — Bilingual and global jobs in Japan
Ninja — Jobs for foreigners in Japan
Michael Page — Executive and professional recruitment
Hays — International recruitment specialist
🌍 Worldwide Platforms

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Visa (Status of Residence) after Graduation

After graduation, all students are not allowed to stay in Japan with a student residence status even if the expiration date remains.
Please confirm the procedures in case of you continue to stay in Japan as a regular worker or job hunter.

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Business Card for Job Hunting

Holding a business card is not a must during job hunting, but some job hunters prefer to have it to share their personal and contact information when speaking with recruiters.
The IUJ School Shop helps to order a card with IUJ original format.

How to order:

  1. Download the application form for your school and fill out the format correctly on your PC (do not write by hand).
    Application form for IR students: English  / Japanese 
    Application form for IM students: English  / Japanese 
    *Please read the instructions in the form carefully.
  2. Print the completed form and bring it to the IUJ School Shop.
  3. A proof image will be ready about 3 business days after submission. Please visit the School Shop to check the proof.
  4. After your approval, your business cards will be printed and delivered in about 3 business days. Please visit the School Shop again and pay 3,200 yen.

Business card images for each school. English and Japanese are printed on each side.