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Message from the Successful Candidate
Connecting the achievements of four years to a desired career path
The practical skills of "researching, thinking, and collaborating on your own" honed through seminars and studying abroad. It will be a solid driving force to carve out a future you can be satisfied with. After four years at Musashi University, we deliver genuine messages from seniors (new hires) who have achieved their desired career paths.
Faculty of Economics
Job Offer from King Jim Co., Ltd.
Communication skills honed through dialogue and practice
During my university life, I served as vice president of a volunteer circle with over 100 members, working hard to coordinate with the local community and government authorities. In his seminar, he worked on the Ekoda Canvas Project as an industry-academia collaboration, actively collaborating with companies and other universities. Through interacting with diverse people, I realized the importance of understanding their intentions and building trust. I used to hesitate to speak, but in a seminar environment where we recognized each other, I was trained and developed the ability to confidently express my thoughts.
They gave me emotional support Career Development Center
The key to job hunting is whether you can feel excited about working as yourself. With a love for stationery since childhood, I aspired to become a manufacturer. We emphasize actively participating in internships and using the alumni visit list to get a firsthand feel of the company culture. One challenge I faced during the selection process was putting my feelings into words. Career Development Center I attended individual consultations almost every week and received support to organize my thoughts. The encouragement of "just expressing your true self" was a huge emotional support and allowed me to express my unpretentious self even in the selection process.
Bringing Wealth to People's Lives
The company has a culture that supports employees' challenges. After joining, I want to make use of the skills I developed at university, take on challenges without fear of failure, and continue to grow. Because I realized my dream of turning what I love into my job, I want to enjoy working myself. Through products such as stationery that brighten work and life, we aim to enrich people's lives.
Faculty of Humanities
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation Job Offer
Supporting the lives of people around the world with automobiles
Even before entering university, I had set my sights on working abroad. While deepening my understanding of foreign cultures through classroom classes, my hobby is traveling around the world with just a backpack, experiencing the local realities firsthand. During that time, I met an overseas person who told me, "Japanese products are the most trustworthy," which sparked my interest in products that support the lives of people around the world. The automotive industry has entered a "once-in-a-century transformation," and cars are more than just a means of transportation. I hope to leverage the cultural understanding I have cultivated in the department and especially contribute to the development of mobility in emerging countries.
Feeling the fulfillment of working for others as a leader
During my university life, I worked as the captain of the swimming club to boost the members' motivation. Each member had different enthusiasm for the sport, but we worked to strengthen their unity by drawing on each person's feelings. Additionally, as chairman of the Athletic Organizations, I steered the organization of the Four Universities Sports Competition, experiencing the fulfillment of working hard for others as a leader. I discovered the core of my job search: 'the joy of making people happy.'
Support from those around you for a job search that suits you
Career Development Center I was impressed by the wide range of support I received, including self-analysis, industry research, and interview practice. The guidance from knowledgeable staff was precise, providing an opportunity to expand career options. I struggled to balance club activities, Athletic Organizations, and Teacher Training Course, but I organized tasks by prioritizing them. With the support of those around me, I was able to approach my job search positively for the future.
Faculty of Sociology
Job offer from NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)
A university life devoted to supporting developing countries through NGOs
Since my first year, I have been affiliated with a student international cooperation NGO and have continued support activities in the slums of the Philippines. Under the philosophy of "eliminating reckless support from the world," this organization explores sustainable forms of support, and I served as its representative. What I observed during my activities was that various problems pile up in society, and that the sense of charity in Japan is not very strong. By pursuing and conveying the realities of social issues, I wanted to raise public interest and provide opportunities for action, which led me to become a reporter.
The Spirit of Journalism Learned in Seminars
To pursue a career as a reporter, he joined a journalism seminar from his third year. Under the guidance of a professor who was active at the forefront of the media, I produced news and developed the ability to perceive and communicate social issues. The professor is proactive in fact-checking, which is becoming increasingly important to society, and I feel it was a valuable opportunity to learn these methods practically through actual social media posts. I also had interactions with people working in the media, and the experiences I gained in the seminar were a great valuable resource for my job search.
Reporting on the current state of society to create a "warm society"
During my job search, I sometimes hit walls, but thanks to advice from seminar professors and Career Development Center people, I was able to overcome them. The job offer I received after giving my all has led to my current confidence. After joining, I want to move people's hearts through reporting and aim for a "warm society" where support is felt.
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Accenture K.K. Job Offer
Future Goals Encountered Through MCV's Activities
Driven by the desire to have experiences different from others, I started working as staff at MCV from my first year. While serving as a bridge between students and international students, I developed the ability to understand others' intentions beyond language barriers and the flexibility to accept people from diverse backgrounds. Also, a senior colleague working at MCV got a job at Accenture, and his admiration for his confident, lively demeanor became the trigger for aiming for a job offer.
Approaching the selection process with human strength as a weapon and believing in oneself
Having spent his childhood abroad, he wanted to further improve his English skills and chose to major in the GS major. I approached job hunting with the hope that in the future, I would make use of the usable English I learned in class to work. At first, I hit some walls, but through my experience with the selection process, I realized that what companies value most is the ability to engage with unexpected questions and human qualities. Therefore, trusting the adaptability I developed from part-time work at an electronics retailer and the communication skills honed through MCV, I decided to approach the selection process with strong determination. I feel that clearly organizing my goals and what I want to be in the future led to my job offer.
I want to work from around the world and test my skills
My future goal is to become a 'trendsetter' who connects Japanese and global cultures and creates new booms. We aim not only to spread outstanding overseas cultures to Japan, but also to share Japan's hidden traditions and charms with the world. Offer companies offer a wide range of possibilities and an environment where you can test your abilities. I also want to make use of the skills I developed at university, with the possibility of working from overseas bases.