A Tobitate Scholar’s Study Abroad Story: Miono Kimura with SAF Japan
Discover Miono Kiruma's experience securing the Tobiate scholarship with SAF; and researching, volunteering, and studying abroad in New Zealand.
Discover Miono Kiruma's experience securing the Tobiate scholarship with SAF; and researching, volunteering, and studying abroad in New Zealand.
Data runs the world we live in. When we stream a movie, shop online, use social media, go to the doctor, or use GPS to get somewhere, data is generated, processed, and used to inform decisions. Data science is a powerful, rapidly growing field that is available for study abroad participants to take part in various programs, like the Global Computing and Data Science Academic Program at University of California, Berkeley.
In January 2025, a wildfire swept through parts of Los Angeles. SAF had students in the area during the time. Learn how our team responded and kept them safe.
Read about how Xu Shengbo, an SAF China student from UESTC, found his confidence and voice during his 3 weeks at UC Berkeley during a summer program.
Victoria Lai is our Program Development Specialist based in Southern California, USA. Learn about the great work she does on many of our student-facing efforts.
Amsterdam’s rich history provides students with a wealth of academic and cultural opportunities. From renowned museums and canals to its vibrant, open-minded atmosphere, the city offers continual discovery.
Italy is a popular destination for students from other countries, thanks its beauty and endless options for learning inside and outside of the classroom. One of its liveliest metropolises, Milan is recognized for its business, fashion, design, and long history—just a few reasons why the city draws thousands of visitors each year.
Milan is a terrific destination for students studying abroad to discover how the old and new blend within Italy.
Zach Simon, SAF's Executive Director, recognizes the shifts of global education. Read how SAF is diversifying its portfolio and meeting current student demand.