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Essay Why I Want To Study Abroad

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The Way to Study in Tampere This is the essay what I show why I want to study abroad especially in Finland, and how I can make the experience of studying abroad after coming back to Japan and in my future.
〈Why I want to study abroad〉
The first time I came up with the idea to study abroad was when I was a third grade high school student. I had been studying English for university entrance examination. There were many articles in the entrance exam questions. Then, I found it is interesting to know my interest in English. On the contrary, it was the first time for me to realize that English is not a subject, but tools. After I noticed it, I was really curious about to learn in English, because I had never studied in foreign countries. This was also the reason I chose International Christian University (ICU) as my first choice university. However, the more I studied in ICU, the more my interest was aroused. In ICU, there are another two factors, which make me more encouraged to study abroad.
First, I took ELA, English for Liberal Arts program for freshman in ICU with my great individually section mates. One of them had lived …show more content…

Finland is called one of the highest levels of welfare countries. I believe the reason and the relationships between the social system and living in Finland make it possible to learn the effect for children. The most surprising social system for me was every pregnant woman are provided everything they need when they make their babies grown up at first from the government. It shows that how government helps children’s healthy life. A healthy life is the base of well-being life. The less concern for life, the more concentration are incurred in education. Furthermore, the system contributes women’s social advancement. “Women education” is also my interest category in Education. Therefore, the social system of Finland is deeply connected to the Education and I have interested the

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