MAI MIYAUCHI

“I would recommend Sekolah Ciputra; Sekolah Ciputra is a place where students are encouraged to grow and explore their interests.”

MAI MIYAUCHI
GRADUATED: 2023

1. How long were you in Sekolah Ciputra? Starting from what grade until what grade?
I studied at Sekolah Ciputra from Grade 10 to Grade 12 (2020–2023).

2. After graduating from Sekolah Ciputra, where do you study? What is your major?
I am currently studying at Waseda University (Tokyo, Japan), majoring in International Liberal Studies, with the concentration of International Relations.

3. What is your current activity?
I recently completed my study abroad at University College London (UCL) for 1 academic year, where I studied topics including migration, human rights, and global inequality. I am currently continuing my studies at Waseda University, and alongside my studies, I actively participate in Model United Nations (MUN). Through both academic and extracurricular activities, I continue to develop my interest in international affairs.

4. What do you expect to do after graduating from university?
After graduation, I hope to build a career that addresses global social issues, particularly in the areas of human rights, migration, and education. I want to work in an international environment where I can connect people from different backgrounds and contribute to creating positive social impact. In the long term, I hope to work with international organizations or global institutions.

5. In what way did Sekolah Ciputra contribute to who you are right now?
Sekolah Ciputra played a significant role in shaping who I am today by giving me opportunities to actively pursue the causes I cared about. Through experiences such as the Eco-School Committee and organizing my CAS project to raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), I discovered my passion for creating meaningful social impact. Those experiences inspired me to continue studying international affairs and ultimately pursue a career dedicated to addressing global challenges.

6. What was the best thing about Sekolah Ciputra? Tell us something memorable from your time at Sekolah Ciputra.
One of the most memorable experiences I had at Sekolah Ciputra was the IB Visual Arts Exhibition, where I received the Director’s Choice Award. Through my artwork, I was able to represent my identity and express my personal experiences and perspectives in a meaningful way. Looking back, the supportive teachers and the opportunities to explore both academics and extracurricular activities made my high school experience truly meaningful.

7. What advice would you give to a graduating student?
Don’t be afraid to challenge yourself and take opportunities, even if they seem outside your comfort zone. The experiences you gain beyond the classroom often become the most valuable lessons. Be curious about everything.

8. Would you recommend Sekolah Ciputra to others? If yes, what would you say about it?
Yes, I would recommend Sekolah Ciputra to others. Sekolah Ciputra provides not only a strong academic foundation through the IB Programme but also many opportunities to develop leadership, creativity, and global awareness. Sekolah Ciputra is a place where students are encouraged to grow, explore their interests, and prepare themselves for opportunities around the world.

9. What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy traveling and experiencing different cultures. During my study abroad in the UK, I had the opportunity to visit 23 countries, and each experience broadened my perspective and deepened my appreciation for the diversity of the world.

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MAI MIYAUCHI

“I would recommend Sekolah Ciputra; Sekolah Ciputra is a place where students are encouraged to grow and explore their interests.”

MAI MIYAUCHI
GRADUATED: 2023

1. How long were you in Sekolah Ciputra? Starting from what grade until what grade?
I studied at Sekolah Ciputra from Grade 10 to Grade 12 (2020–2023).

2. After graduating from Sekolah Ciputra, where do you study? What is your major?
I am currently studying at Waseda University (Tokyo, Japan), majoring in International Liberal Studies, with the concentration of International Relations.

3. What is your current activity?
I recently completed my study abroad at University College London (UCL) for 1 academic year, where I studied topics including migration, human rights, and global inequality. I am currently continuing my studies at Waseda University, and alongside my studies, I actively participate in Model United Nations (MUN). Through both academic and extracurricular activities, I continue to develop my interest in international affairs.

4. What do you expect to do after graduating from university?
After graduation, I hope to build a career that addresses global social issues, particularly in the areas of human rights, migration, and education. I want to work in an international environment where I can connect people from different backgrounds and contribute to creating positive social impact. In the long term, I hope to work with international organizations or global institutions.

5. In what way did Sekolah Ciputra contribute to who you are right now?
Sekolah Ciputra played a significant role in shaping who I am today by giving me opportunities to actively pursue the causes I cared about. Through experiences such as the Eco-School Committee and organizing my CAS project to raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), I discovered my passion for creating meaningful social impact. Those experiences inspired me to continue studying international affairs and ultimately pursue a career dedicated to addressing global challenges.

6. What was the best thing about Sekolah Ciputra? Tell us something memorable from your time at Sekolah Ciputra.
One of the most memorable experiences I had at Sekolah Ciputra was the IB Visual Arts Exhibition, where I received the Director’s Choice Award. Through my artwork, I was able to represent my identity and express my personal experiences and perspectives in a meaningful way. Looking back, the supportive teachers and the opportunities to explore both academics and extracurricular activities made my high school experience truly meaningful.

7. What advice would you give to a graduating student?
Don’t be afraid to challenge yourself and take opportunities, even if they seem outside your comfort zone. The experiences you gain beyond the classroom often become the most valuable lessons. Be curious about everything.

8. Would you recommend Sekolah Ciputra to others? If yes, what would you say about it?
Yes, I would recommend Sekolah Ciputra to others. Sekolah Ciputra provides not only a strong academic foundation through the IB Programme but also many opportunities to develop leadership, creativity, and global awareness. Sekolah Ciputra is a place where students are encouraged to grow, explore their interests, and prepare themselves for opportunities around the world.

9. What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy traveling and experiencing different cultures. During my study abroad in the UK, I had the opportunity to visit 23 countries, and each experience broadened my perspective and deepened my appreciation for the diversity of the world.