
Tea in Kyoto with the Michigan State MBA Director of Admissions
Join the Managing Director of MBA Admissions from Michigan State University for an informal coffee chat to learn about graduate business programs, the admissions process and opportunities available to international students. Ask questions, explore your options and discover how an MSU graduate degree can support your academic and career goals.
Both traditional Japanese tea and coffee will be served while you connect with the faculty from Michigan State University in a welcoming and relaxed setting. They look forward to meeting you and sharing more about the Broad College of Business.
Where
SIGHTS KYOTO Coworking Space
2-255 Miyagawasuji, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
When
September 2, 2026
9:30am–10:30am
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