SFC Spirits (Alumni Interviews)

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Transcending Academic Disciplines to Discover and Solve Problems: The SFC Philosophy Supports My Current Work | Takashi Kadomatsu (Graduated from the Faculty of Environment, 1994)

From SFC's Unique Harmony of Individuality and Diversity to Creating the Cutting Edge in Silicon Valley | Shun Ikeda (2012 Graduate, Faculty of Policy Management)

There is more than one path to your goals and dreams. Learn to find your own solutions. | Kiyoko Kojima (2002 Graduate, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies)

Learning Directly Connected to the Real World, Where I Felt My Project Proposals Could “Truly Change the World” | Ichibei Nango (Class of 2001, Faculty of Policy Management)

Experience from Group Work and Club Activities Applied to Program Production | Mina Isoda (2009 Graduate, Faculty of Environment)

The Starting Point for My Current Job Working Abroad Was My First Overseas Experience Traveling with a Student Club | Shota Yamanaka (2012 Graduate, Faculty of Policy Management)

Starting a business was the most rational way to realize my dream. | Kazuhide Sekiyama (Graduated from the Faculty of Environment and Information Studies in 2005)

The Profoundly Impactful Words from an SFC Lecture That Became the Driving Force in My Life | Minami Tsubouchi (Graduated in 2000, Faculty of Policy Management)