Frequently Asked Questions Abut Study In Japan
- Universities (undergraduate & graduate programs)
- Junior colleges
- Technical colleges
- Japanese language schools
- Professional training colleges (Senmon Gakkō)
- For undergraduate: 12 years of school education (or equivalent).
- For graduate: A relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree.
- Some programs require entrance exams or interviews.
It depends on the course:
- Japanese-taught programs: Basic Japanese is required.
- English-taught programs: Japanese is optional but helpful for daily life.
Yes, international students can work up to 28 hours per week during the semester. During long breaks, you may work more hours with permission.
Tuition varies:
- Language schools: ¥600,000–¥1,000,000/year
- Universities: ¥500,000–¥1,200,000/year (undergraduate)
- Living expenses: ¥50,000–¥80,000/month (housing, food, Transport)
Yes, scholarships are offered by:
- Japanese government (MEXT)
- Universities
- Private organizations.
They can cover tuition, living costs, or both
Yes, students can apply for a work visa if they find employment related to their field of study. Some may eventually apply for long-term residency.