The OSIP program includes a "Pre-Departure Online Training" and a "Project Ideathon."

OSIP (Osaka Social Impact Project) is a collaborative initiative between Kansai University and Osaka Metropolitan University, implemented under the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s program to promote social impact through university internationalization.
Its goal is to foster individuals who can thrive in a global society.

The OSIP program includes the following components:

• Short-term study abroad programs
• Career education programs for incoming students
• Extracurricular multicultural collaborative activities
• Social impact ideathon project
• Pre-departure online training

[About the OSIP Program]
Through multicultural collaboration, participants enhance their language skills and gain cross-cultural experiences while developing the ability to address social issues from a global perspective.
They also design project proposals to tackle real-world challenges in cooperation with local companies.
In addition, Japanese students support international students who are preparing for employment in Japan by serving as "buddies," assisting them with Japanese language learning, cultural understanding, and business practices.