I want to go to Japan to study at a university, but who knows the procedure?

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Here's how to apply:

The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) is conducted nationwide

Candidates take a separate test at the university they wish to do. Two exams, combined scores, and then decide whether to admit or not.

The Japanese language course consists of four parts: Description, Listening Comprehension, Listening and Reading Comprehension, and Reading Comprehension.

In terms of science, candidates can choose 2 subjects from Physics, Chemistry and Biology according to the requirements of the university they are applying for.

In Mathematics, candidates choose one of two levels of programme according to the requirements of the university they are applying for. Liberal arts departments and science departments with a relatively low level of applied mathematics can take item 1, while science subjects with more advanced mathematics can choose item 2.

The fastest and most direct way is to find an institution, ask how you can apply, how you can apply for the exam, as long as you haven't paid the money, they will answer whatever you ask, but after you ask clearly, what you want to know, you can consider how to apply for the exam.

Japan is also a popular study abroad country in Asia, so how can students apply to study in Japanese universities? I have summarized the following options for you.

1. Apply for a language school

Among all educational institutions in Japan, the proportion of language schools is the largest, and the variety is the largest. Moreover, for Chinese students, it will be easier to adapt to it because of the natural medium of Chinese characters. The application season for language schools is monthly, so you can apply 3-4 months in advance, prepare your application materials, and after graduating from university, you can seamlessly connect and fly directly to Japan to learn language and culture.

The disadvantage of a language school is that for seniors who do not have an exchange experience and want to experience Japanese culture and plan for the future, the disadvantage is that for seniors, it is only a delaying measure, and language schools can only be studied for a maximum of 2 years, so it is best to have a clear purpose before studying.

2. Prepare for the application of graduate students

First of all, Japan is a country that attaches great importance to academic qualifications, undergraduate education has been popularized to a large extent, graduate education has received more and more attention from the Japanese society, and the expansion and strengthening of graduate education has been listed as one of the most important topics in Japanese higher education. Therefore, Japan ** welcomes foreign students to go to Japan for further study, and students who apply for graduate students in the department and graduate school are also one of the main forces to study in Japan.

Applying for graduate school is not an easy task, there are many materials that need to be prepared, and language preparation is also essential. The master's degree is usually two years, and if you count the graduate level, it is about three years, which is about the same as the number of years of education in Japan, so why not receive a high-quality seminary education in the same amount of time.

3. Apply for G30 for graduate school

Maybe you're still learning Japanese, but English is great, so you don't have to worry about the language at all, English can also allow you to travel all over Japan. Since the G30 program is taught entirely in English, it is obvious that the advantage of this program is that it is suitable for students who are good at English.

4. Apply for the special course for international students at private universities

Generally speaking, there are no special requirements for applying for the special subject, and it is suitable for the following students: The first type is those who have a clear goal and are aimed at further education. Since private universities generally do not have a graduate program, and you really want to go to a private university to study, you can apply for the special course for international students; The second type is that they don't have any specific plans, they just want to experience the Japanese language and culture, and their Japanese level is beyond the scope of a language school, and they prefer to experience university-style teaching activities and meet different friends.

The advantages of this option are similar to those of language schools, but the special feature is that it is the most suitable for students who are aiming for a private university. Compared with language schools, the examination of students' language ability is more rigorous.

I hope that after reading it, you will have a better understanding of the situation of applying to study in Japan. Be sure to plan ahead and prepare early. Tailor your study abroad plan and plan for the future. I wish you all the best in your study abroad life in Japan.

There are three ways to go to university in Japan, and the prerequisite is to have 12 years of education in China, that is, a high school degree or above, a certain financial situation at home, and a certain Japanese language ability.

1. Go to a language school in Japan first, and then apply for a Japanese university.

2. Apply to a Japanese university that is directly enrolled in Japan, or enter the Japanese language preparatory department of the university. However, most of these universities are poor private universities, so this method is not recommended.

3. Use a short-term visa such as a tourist visa to go directly to Japan to take the university entrance examination. Japanese universities recruit students independently, and applying for a university may require multiple trips to Japan, so this method is not recommended.

To sum up, the vast majority of people choose the first option, which is to enter a Japanese language school with a student visa of up to two years, and prepare for university while strengthening their Japanese. If you have more questions about studying in Japan, please feel free to ask me.