How can I go to the University of Tokyo in Japan for graduate school, I majored in physical educatio

Hello. Tokyo University is the highest university in Japan, and the requirements for students are still very high, so first of all, you need to understand the Japanese graduate school system.

1. Graduate students in Japanese public universities are different from domestic graduate students in terms of concept, in Japan the master's degree is called a monk, and the graduate student is equivalent to the preparatory department of the monk, and foreign students generally pass the graduate study for half a year and a year, and enter the master's course after passing the master's entrance examination, and graduate after two years to obtain a master's degree.

2. Graduate students in Japan are subject to the tutor decision system, which means that the school will only allow admission after the tutor agrees to accept you. To apply, you need to provide a degree certificate, a research plan, grades of major courses in school, graduation**, foreign language proficiency certificate, etc., but the key to the application is your research plan, which directly reflects your research direction and research ability. Because of the difference in academic thinking between China and Japan, many people fail to apply because the research proposal does not meet the requirements of the supervisor.

3. If you are applying to the University of Tokyo, you should be able to reach N1 in Japanese, and if you are applying to other national universities, you must also reach N2, and the Japanese language requirements can be met in China, so there is no need to go to a language school, and the graduate program includes intensive Japanese courses for international students. In addition to Japanese, it is best to provide a TOEFL score in English.

4. The cost of graduate school in Japan's national and public universities is very low, the tuition fee is about 340,000 yen a year, and the payment is about 10,000 RMB for a semester.

The tuition waiver is divided into 30% free, semi-free and full free, and there are few cases of full exemption, and you can apply for it if your studies are not too bad.

There are many types of scholarships, and the amount and requirements are different, so you need to pay more attention to the application time and conditions when you arrive in Japan.

5. It is best to introduce your details, such as your school, your grades, your foreign language level (Japanese and English), and your research direction and topics after you come to Japan.

It depends on what kind of major you are in China now. It's best to apply in the same major.

If you don't have a basic knowledge of Japanese in your home country, you can learn a little Japanese first, or you can go to a language school in Japan. The best national and public universities will require a level 1 in Japanese, but I don't think you can do it with a level 2 or higher in this major.

You finish the language school and then take the exams at the graduate school over there.

Come to Japan to take the exam at the University of Tokyo.

Postgraduate study conditions of Japan Sports University: It is necessary to study abroad in the Japanese language subject with a score of 260 or above, and graduate school (equivalent to the graduate level of a domestic university): It is recommended to reach N1 in Japanese.

Studying Japanese in Japan is one of the most important items, and generally speaking, the sports majors of Japanese universities are the Faculty (equivalent to the undergraduate level of domestic universities).

Under normal circumstances, domestic sports students who want to study in Japan usually need to complete 12 years of education (full-time high school students and third-school students are acceptable), and then apply to a Japanese language school.

Other requirements: Faculty: Books (EJU scores) Small** (Nazhiqiao University internal examination) Interview.

Graduate School: Research Proposal, Written Examination (Theory), Interview.

Physical education majors are basically the same as other majors, and the form of "magnetism" in the early stage and interview in Japan in the later stage. For details, please refer to the requirements of the official website of the target school. Exam time:

The application period varies from university to university, but it is generally divided into two periods, one for international students from October to November, and the second from January to February.

The academic requirements are bachelor's degree or master's degree graduation and pre-graduation. First of all, the linguistic requirements are the same. Japanese N2 or above is recommended, as well as an English score, which is a plus but not a requirement in the graduate school application.

Nippon Sports University, formerly known as the Gymnastics Training Institute, was established in 1778. Later, it was renamed the gymnastics school and the sports college, and in 1891 it was named now. Nippon Sports University trains sports professionals who specialize in physical education, sports research, and sports training.

Nippon Sports University consists of the Faculty of Physical Education, the Graduate School of Physical Education, and the Graduate School of Physical Education. The Faculty of Physical Education is a four-year program divided into four departments: Physical Education, Health, Martial Arts, and Social Sports. The Department of Physical Education is a one-year program that focuses on specialized research in sports and health care.

The Graduate School of Physical Education is a two-year program that focuses on the theories and applications of physical education, physical strength, sports methodology, sports sociology, and health science.

In addition to prestigious schools, there are other advantages to choosing to study abroad in Japan that attract students who want to apply.

1) Low tuition fees, low expenses, and less financial pressure;

2) The living environment is easier to adapt;

3) The approval rate of the visa is high.

So, what are the advantages of going to Japan to study physical education? Physical education in Japan not only cultivates and trains students' thinking skills, inquiring minds, and physical fitness, but also improves their analytical and cognitive skills, which will help them embark on the path of comprehensive management of sports-related institutions.

It is generally recommended that students start applying one year in advance. Because it is a professor system, there is a limit to the number of places that professors can accept graduate students. You can't just take one when you come to one.

Each semester or every year has its own quota plan, so you should enter the application stage in advance, and if you want to apply, the same is true. We also recommend starting early.

LZ can refer to the reference system for studying abroad, enter personal basic information, such as major, school, GPA, language scores, intended country, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to yours to see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, see which backgrounds students have applied for your target universities and majors, and then compare your own situation and choose suitable colleges and majors.

If you have just entered university and are not majoring in your favorite, you can choose to drop out and study in Japan, so it is better to leave as soon as possible than to spend another four years in Japan. If you drop out of school, then in general, you first have to read the language. When you go to a language school, you generally need to prepare 100,000 yuan initially, including about 50,000 yuan for one year's tuition, 20,000 yuan for half-year accommodation, and 30,000 yuan for half-year living expenses.

After half a year, you can find a job, and the part-time job is about 900 to 1,000 yen per hour, and basically 10 to 120,000 yen per month. When applying for admission, you must have a high Chinese certificate and a minimum Japanese score (college entrance examination score is not required, the minimum Japanese level N5 or JTEST EF level is sufficient), and you can generally pass it in half a year. Choosing a good language school is very important, you can choose a language school according to your purpose, financial conditions, location, part-time job, size, etc.

Mr. Liu in Tokyo.

Graduates of a bachelor's degree in Japan do not necessarily lead to a graduate school (graduate school) with a similar major in JapanGenerally, students should first study for a year of preparatory course (trainees).

There are 3 options.

1'Give up your current major, spend two years at a Japanese language school, take an N2 or N1 exam, and study your favorite Japanese university major.

2'Continue to study for a bachelor's degree in Japan, learn Japanese on your own (there are also many tutorial classes to attend), and before graduating from the bachelor's degree, you can get an N1 certificate (required for graduate school in Japan), skip the language school, and apply directly to study abroad.

3'Same as Article 2, except that when you apply to study abroad, you still study undergraduate. You can choose a subject that is a combination of your hobby and your current major. This path is comparatively the easiest.

First of all, it is easier to apply to a Japanese university, and after graduating from a Japanese university, if you return to your home country, you will have a double bachelor's degree, which is also very goodSecondly, if you stay in Japan and go on to higher education, the success rate will be greater than that of the first two. (If you don't succeed in the first two items, you'll waste a year, but if you're in Japan, you have two chances to go on to higher education every year, because you already have an undergraduate major, you can apply for graduate school from the second year of university, and if you don't succeed, you won't waste time.) )

If you don't like your major, you can consider applying directly to study in Japan, and the results will be different in the same four years. If you go back after graduating in China, and you don't want to study this major, it will still be equivalent to starting from scratch at that time.

You can go to Japan for undergraduate studies and then go on to graduate school.

It is recommended to graduate and go to graduate school in China.