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June 8, 2015/in Sector News/by Sophie Han

More than two thirds of undergraduate students in Japan have some interest in studying abroad, new research has suggested. However, the study also showed that a far lower number want to work abroad after graduation, indicating a domestic orientation in terms of long-term career goals.

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Source: The PIE News

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