Neunkirchner Lena Bilonoha: From Kenya to Japan for sustainable solutions

Neunkirchner Lena Bilonoha: From Kenya to Japan for sustainable solutions

24-year-old Lena Bilonoha from Neunkirchen has taken an exciting life path that leads her far beyond the borders. After successfully completing her political scientific studies, the Neunkirchner Green Councilor is currently in Japan, where she is studying at the renowned University of Tokyo. Your new studies focus on international public politics and international management, especially in the field of science, technology and innovative government.

Bilonoha’s trip began with an internship at the Austrian embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. There she was able to immerse yourself in the world of international diplomacy, take part in important UN and EU coordination meetings and visit various international conferences. The experiences she gained there form a valuable basis for her field of study in Japan. "It was an exciting time in which I was allowed to deal with international topics," she reports full of enthusiasm.

studies in Japan

currently Lena takes the opportunity to exchange ideas with leading experts and fellow students from all over the world. Her everyday life in Japan is characterized by informative discussions and the development of specific policy suggestions. She appreciates access to innovative ideas that she developed together with students and professors, especially in the areas of international law, business, security policy and transformative environmental policy.

In addition, she takes part in lectures by United Nations University in Tokyo, where she deals with topics of sustainable development. Their research focus includes governance for sustainable development, biodiversity and social issues as well as water and resource management. The possibility of working with leading heads in this area feels it as extremely inspiring.

language and culture

In order to get along better in her new environment, Lena has recognized how important the Japanese language is. Her private life is strongly interwoven with the country's culture because it is in a relationship with a Japanese. "I attend a language course three times a week and hope to be able to conduct simple everyday talks in the next few years," she says. This ability to speak the national language will play an important role in its future, especially with regard to your career in the field of international cooperation.

Your experiences in Tokyo have not only expanded their academic horizon, but also opened new perspectives for their professional career. Lena Bilonoha is determined to put the knowledge you have learned and the contacts that she builds here into practice in order to make a contribution as an innovative politician. Tokyo is more than just a place of study for her; It is an enrichment of her life that she enjoys with great enthusiasm. For more information about your impressive journey, interested readers can www.meinbezirk.at Read.