Study, Work, and Build Your Future in Japan

Event Date: 5th May 2026

Event brief description

A session on “Study, Work, and Build Your Future in Japan” was conducted on 5th May 2026 at Galgotias University by Eriko Noda. The session began with an insightful discussion on the growing career opportunities available in Japan for international students and professionals.

Ms. Noda highlighted the increasing demand for skilled professionals in the fields of Nursing and Hotel Management, along with the attractive salary packages offered in these sectors. She also explained the essential requirements for pursuing careers in Japan, including relevant academic qualifications and proficiency in the Japanese language.

The session further covered important aspects of living in Japan, such as accommodation and food expenses. She mentioned that staying slightly away from workplaces can help reduce living costs significantly. Despite the comparatively higher cost of living, Japan offers strong savings potential, stable career growth, and excellent professional opportunities, making it a promising destination for students aspiring to build their future abroad.

Event Detailed Description

Report on Session: “Study, Work, and Build Your Future in Japan”

A highly informative session on “Study, Work, and Build Your Future in Japan” was conducted on 5th May 2026 at C-012, New Auditorium, Swami Vivekananda Auditorium, C Block, Galgotias University, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The session was delivered by Eriko Noda.

The session focused on the increasing demand for skilled professionals in Japan, particularly in the fields of Nursing and Hotel Management. Ms. Noda explained that Japan is experiencing a workforce shortage due to its aging population and expanding service industry, creating excellent career opportunities for international candidates, especially from India.

She highlighted the attractive salary packages, professional work culture, and long-term career growth available in Japan. Students were informed that the earning potential in Japan provides significant financial benefits and better savings opportunities when compared in INR.

Ms. Noda also discussed the eligibility requirements for working in Japan. She emphasized the importance of relevant academic qualifications and Japanese language proficiency, such as JLPT certification, particularly for nursing-related roles. For Hotel Management careers, communication skills, discipline, and adaptability were identified as essential qualities. Students were encouraged to start preparing early and focus on language learning to improve employability.

The session further covered the cost of living in Japan, including accommodation and food expenses. Practical suggestions such as choosing accommodation slightly away from workplaces and opting for shared housing were discussed to help manage expenses effectively.

Overall, the session provided students with valuable insights into studying, working, and building a successful future in Japan. The interactive discussion at the end motivated students to explore international career opportunities and prepare themselves for global professional pathways.

Department Name: School of Nursing , School of Hospitality