Study in Japan
Japan is a top destination for international students seeking quality education, a unique cultural experience, and cutting-edge technology. With a population of over 126 million, its capital, Tokyo, is one of the most dynamic cities in the world. Japan's currency is the Yen (JPY), and its major industries include automotive manufacturing, electronics, robotics, and biotechnology. With a blend of tradition and innovation, Japan offers students an immersive academic and cultural journey.
Quick Facts about Japan
Capital: Tokyo
Currency: Japanese Yen (JPY)
Population: 126 million
Popular programs to study in Japan:
- Business
- Finance
- Technology
- Management
Language: Japanese
Key Industries:
- Automotive manufacturing
- Electronics
- Robotics
- Biotechnology
- Tourism
Why study in Japan
There are numerous reasons to study in Japan. Below are some notable highlights!
WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION
Japan has some of the top-ranked universities globally, known for their research excellence, particularly in science, engineering, and technology.
CULTURAL EXPERIENCE
From ancient temples to modern cities, Japan provides an enriching cultural experience. Students can explore its rich traditions, festivals, and historical landmarks.
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
Japan is at the forefront of technological advancements. Studying in Japan offers students the opportunity to engage with innovative industries.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
The Japanese government and various institutions offer numerous scholarships, making education more affordable for international students.
Application Process to Study in Japan
Basic Requirements:
- Photocopies of certificates or diploma
- Recommendation letter
Steps
- Choose a Japanese university and an educational program that fits your goal.
- lSubmit your application and the requirements to your preferred university online.
- lAfter receiving the admission, you may apply for a student visa.
- lOnce you receive your student visa, find housing in Japan. You may also book a flight and prepare for a life-changing study in Japan!
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Quick Facts about Japan
Easy application process
Just fill out an online application form and submit it with a few attachments.
Acceptance even in one day
Your study placement can be confirmed as quickly as in day.
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Student visa for international students
International students planning to stay in Japan for over 90 days must obtain a Student Visa.
After Arrival in Japan:
Upon arrival, students must register at the local city office to receive a Resident Card. This card allows students to stay in Japan legally for the duration of their studies and is necessary for various activities like opening a bank account or renting accommodation.
Popular Study Destinations in Japan:
- Tokyo
- Kyoto
- Osaka
- Fukuoka
Top Universities in Japan:
- University of Tokyo
- Kyoto University
- Osaka University
- Tokyo Institute of Technology
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
DO I NEED TO SPEAK JAPANESE TO STUDY IN JAPAN?
While many programs are offered in English, knowing Japanese can significantly enhance your experience and opportunities.
CAN I WORK PART-TIME WHILE STUDYING IN JAPAN?
Yes, international students are allowed to work up to 28 hours per week with a work permit obtained through the immigration office.
WHAT IS THE COST OF LIVING IN JAPAN?
Living expenses vary by city, but Tokyo tends to be the most expensive. On average, students should budget between 80,000 to 120,000 JPY per month for housing, food, and transportation.
WHAT SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS?
The Japanese government offers the MEXT scholarship, and many universities provide their own scholarships for outstanding international students.