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Voices of International Students

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PING HUAN WANG

College of Information Science, School of Informatics

From Taiwan

What do you enjoy about Tsukuba (University of Tsukuba and Tsukuba City)?

I have been here for almost a year and a half. Tsukuba seamlessly combines cutting-edge scientific innovation with the tranquility and beauty of nature. Whether you're hiking the picturesque trails of Mount Tsukuba, exploring the diverse ecosystems at the Tsukuba Botanical Garden, or enjoying a serene day at Doho Park, the city's natural attractions offer a perfect counterbalance to its technological advancements. This unique blend makes Tsukuba an exceptional place to live, study, and visit, providing a rich, multifaceted experience for everyone. Very peaceful and peaceful. Not only can you stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and focus on your own life, but you can also simply go to Tokyo when you want to have fun in the city. In addition, I like the people in Tsukuba very much. Everyone is very comfortable to get along with. You just have to be yourself and don't feel any pressure.

What do you want to accomplish as a student of the University of Tsukuba during your study period?

I am currently studying information science, which is quite challenging for me. My primary ambition during my college years is to specialize deeply in intelligence knowledge. I aim to learn each programming language well and hope to write my own programs and achieve some accomplishments in the future. Moreover, my early immersion into part-time work from my second year onwards has provided me with invaluable lessons in workplace dynamics, including the nuances of using honorifics and how to get along with colleagues. I firmly believe the knowledge I have gained will be beneficial in finding a job and succeeding in the workplace in the future.

Celebrating the 151st 50th Anniversary of the University of Tsukuba
Celebrating the 151st 50th Anniversary of the University of Tsukuba