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JAPAN

Tokyo and Tsukuba STEM Experience Tour

DURATION

  • 5 days

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Uncover the significant impact of science and technology on human life in our developing world  

  • Participate in STEM problem-solving workshops and build teamwork through project-based activities  

  • Hands-on learning with real-world applications to develop a variety of skill sets

OVERVIEW

We live in a generation of globalization and information changes in a blink of an eye. Developing student soft skills is the main focus in 21st-century education. Among all, STEM Education (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) not only enables students to acquire interdisciplinary knowledge, but also enhances their observation, problem-solving skills, creativity and teamwork.

Japan has long been a leader in technology on a global scale, and Tokyo is a metropolitan city with a sophisticated and comprehensive STEM education system compared to the rest of Asia. Our STEM experience tour brought students onto the front seats in the technology cities of Japan: Tokyo and Tsukuba. Tokyo is the most populous metropolitan city in Japan while Tsukuba is known as a well-planned science city. During this educational tour, there will be student exchange, hands-on workshops, innovative company and science and space technology visit, and meet with space experts.

Sunrise over Sydney

DAY 1

  • Flight to Tokyo, Japan 

  • Technology-related visit 

  • Welcome dinner

Sunrise over Sydney

DAY 2

  • Tokyo Laurus International School STEM workshop (1) 

  • Nature study (Biomimicry)

Sunrise over Sydney

DAY 3

  • TOKYO Laurus School STEM Workshop (2) *Certificate of achievement issued by the school 

  • Technology-related visit

Sunrise over Sydney

DAY 4

  • Cyberdyne and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Robotics and technology company) visit 

  • Sharing by EX-Director of JAXA Testing center

Sunrise over Sydney

DAY 5

  • Biomimicry visit in Tsukuba (NARO & NIED) OR: Taiko Drum workshop / decorated sushi-making workshop 

  • Discussion & reflection 

  • Departure from Tokyo, Japan

Sunrise over Sydney

Sunrise over Sydney

Sunrise over Sydney

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