Which majors are easy to find a job in Japan?

Summary:. Majors that are good for employment in Japan include animation majors, mass media majors, design majors, IT majors, economics majors, etc., but they still need to be selected based on personal interests and abilities. ?

How to choose a major is also a headache for students, and when choosing a major, it mainly depends on personal interests. Take a look at what you like, and if you really don't know, analyze what you don't like. Within your own interests, you can refer to the opinions of parents when choosing a major, but in the end, it is better to decide on your own.

There are many students who say that when they first chose a major, they were the opinion of their parents, and now they are about to graduate and want to study in Japan but want to change their major. For such students, they learn the language first and then get admitted to the local university. However, if you are an undergraduate student and do not change your major, you can enter graduate school, the language requirements will be reduced accordingly, the tuition fee is relatively low, and it will save a lot of time.

1. Animation major: I don't need to say more about this, the Japanese go down to the newly literate kindergarten children to the 60-year-old Ojisan like to read comic books, and many office workers are reading comics when they take the Shinkansen, so the animation major is also quite popular in Japan. The shortage of animation professionals in China is also growing.

It is understood that Kyoto Seika University in Japan was the first to open a manga major, and some universities have successively opened animation majors. For example, the manga class offered by Nagoya University of Art and Art hired the famous manga artist Naoki Urasawa as a visiting professor; Tokyo University of the Arts also offers a research course related to anime and recruits graduate students. Currently, there are 15 universities in Japan that offer anime courses.

In addition, many well-known "vocational schools" (equivalent to Chinese tertiary institutions) also have related majors. 2. Mass media major has an annual increase of 20% of the demand for talents and a 30% increase in salary, making the media major a popular application for domestic universities. Japan is the information center of the Asia-Pacific region, and the mass media majors of colleges and universities are strong, and the professional direction involves emerging media fields such as digital television, multi-technology, and advertising.

3. Design majors include advertising design, multi-class design, fashion design, industrial design, interior design, etc. Although Japan may not be able to keep up with the European zeitgeist in terms of design. But in Asia as a whole, Japan is still leading the way in terms of design.

Kenzo Takada, Chien Tsumori, and Yohji Yamamoto are all fashion designers that I admire. 4. IT major includes software, hardware development, information processing, game software development, etc. The number of software development engineers sent from China to Japan every year shows how short the industry is in short supply.

5. Economic Majors The economic ties between China and Japan are getting closer and closer, especially the people-to-people exchanges and contacts, which are represented by the Yangtze River Delta region. Many Japanese companies are concentrated in this area, which provides a large number of related employment opportunities. With the increasing number of economic exchanges between China and Japan, the employment prospects of economic majors have become very broad.

It is recommended that you choose a job related to Japan's Specified Skilled Worker Visa, Japan's Specified Skilled Worker Visa policy is aimed at attracting foreigners to work in industries that are relatively short of people in Japan, and the Specified Skilled Worker Visa includes 14 industries, namely:

Nursing, Building Cleaning, Material Processing Industry, Industrial Machinery Manufacturing, Electrical and Electronic Information Related Industries, Construction, Shipbuilding and Shipbuilding Industry, Automobile Repair and Maintenance, Aviation, Accommodation Services, Agriculture, Fishery, Food & Beverage Manufacturing, Food & Beverage Industry.

You can choose from these 14 industries to find jobs that are easy to find.

Automotive majors, nursing majors, animation and art majors. Study in Japan and go to the University of Tokyo to find a job.

Electronic Information This major cultivates advanced engineering and technical talents who have the basic knowledge of electronic technology and information systems, and can engage in the research, design, manufacturing, application and development of various electronic equipment and information systems.