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Scope of Institutions: Osaka University, Nagoya University, Kyushu University, Hokkaido University, University of Tsukuba, Tohoku University, Yokohama National University, Kobe University, Hiroshima University, Chiba University, Okayama University, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Kyushu Institute of Technology.

It belongs to the Graduate School of Engineering, and each research topic is very specific. To apply for a first-class school, the specific direction of the application must be close to the tutor's topic.

Mechanical design, in Japan, there are universities with the Faculty of Engineering's Mechanical Engineering Department, and basically all of them have mechanical design. Famous national universities such as Tohoku University, Nagoya University, etc.

If you want to study mechanical design, you are generally required to have a Japanese language of N2 or higher, and you must submit a design work.

If you have any specific questions, you can communicate with me.

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 the language requirements are for science and engineering majors, the general science and engineering majors require N3 or above, and the Japanese language requirements can be met in China, so there is no need to go to a language school, and the graduate courses include intensive Japanese courses for international students. If you want to apply to a better national or public university, it is best to provide an English TOEFL score.

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. For schools, you can apply for public universities in Japan, and you need to understand your situation before you can give the range of choices, and it is best to introduce your details, such as your school, major, usual professional course results, foreign language proficiency (English and Japanese), graduation ** summary, research direction and topics after going abroad, etc.

Good preparation from the beginning of the freshman year.

English, TOEFL, good Japanese, N1, no, no.

The key is that you have to search for your future mentor on the Internet, study his research direction, see his **, and then finally write your own research plan, that is, what you want to study with him in the future, and then hand it to him.

Most of these are done in the senior year.

During your freshman and junior years, you should prepare for the N1 score in Japanese and the TOEFL in English, the better, and it is best to practice speaking Japanese together.

Key to the key:

Someone can introduce you to the professor, and usually you will contact the professor yourself, and the professor will ignore you.

Universities in Japan pay attention to the selection of professors, and they are generally admitted only after receiving a professor's Neno.

But the University of Tokyo is a world-renowned university, and there must be a large number of students rushing in, so why should the professor look at you? Why should I trust you to take you?

Someone will introduce you to a teacher, a department head, a principal, or a foreign teacher in the Japanese language department, provided that you have some qualifications in Japan.

For example, if the head of your school is a graduate of Waseda, then you'd better rush to Waseda instead of Tokyo, because Waseda is much more likely than Tokyo!

The most important thing is your proposal, and then there is the intermediary (not the agency).

1. To take the entrance examination at the University of Tokyo, you need a TOEFL or TOEIC score, and you should also prepare for TOEFL or TOEIC while learning Japanese to level 1 during your undergraduate years.

2. Study carefully the webpages of each laboratory of precision mechanics in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Tokyo: After you go to Japan, when you contact your professor, in addition to applying for admission, what impresses you is to write a simple research plan. Generally speaking, you should carefully study the ** of your supervisor's research room, find out the content of his research field, find out a certain topic that you are willing to study, and then go to the Internet and the library to check the relevant **, understand its current development status, sort out the problems you are going to solve, find two or three topics, and carefully study the ideas, plans, programs, and expected goals and effects of the solution.

Outline: Introduction, the current state of solution of the topic, the elicitation of the problem, the method of solution, the plan, the implementation plan and method, the analysis of the data results, the conclusion, and the further topics in the future.

3. You may have heard of the fierce competition when you are admitted to the school, and it is recommended that you do not "stare at" the school, and other state-public and good private universities should also try.

The netizen in front of me is so professional.

Let's prepare for the language score first

You can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system, enter GPA, major, language scores and other information, and the system will match the cases of classmates who are similar to yours, learn about people who are similar to your own situation, which colleges and universities they have gone to, and you can evaluate the colleges and universities for your current situation.

Mechanical engineering in Japan has always been one of the most popular majors for studying in Japan. So, why should you study mechanical engineering in Japan? Let's take a look at it with Mr. Bian.

Mechanical engineering is an engineering discipline that involves the analysis, design, manufacture and maintenance of mechanical systems using the laws of physics. Mechanical engineering is an applied discipline that studies and solves all theoretical and practical problems in the development, design, manufacture, installation, operation and maintenance of various machinery based on the relevant natural and technical sciences and combines the technical experience in production practice. Mechanical engineering is a first-level discipline of engineering graduate education, and a field of engineering graduate education.

So, why should we go to Japan to study mechanical engineering?

First of all: Japan has a strong mechanical engineering major, advanced laboratory facilities, and a high level of projects.

Globally, Japan, the United States and Germany are the countries with strong mechanical engineering majors. Japan has a small land area and few resources, but Japan is very reluctant to invest in education. Among the top 20 universities in Japan, the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Osaka University, Nagoya University, and Tohoku University all offer mechanical engineering majors and have a large number of laboratories.

The professors are of a high level and the laboratory facilities are state-of-the-art. The program scholarship is generous, which is a great benefit for students.

Secondly, the threshold for applying for mechanical engineering majors in Japanese universities is relatively low.

Compared with the application requirements of prestigious universities around the world, the threshold for applying to Japanese universities is relatively low. Basically, some of the big colleges and universities that offer mechanical engineering have a graduate program. With the graduate program, it is much easier to apply.

In general, you only need to get a level 2 in Japanese. For some students who do not have a good Japanese score and have a weak foundation, if they do not have a Japanese language score, they can also get a TOEFL score of 80 or above. Or a TOEIC score.

For science and engineering majors such as mechanical engineering, even if you don't have a Japanese language score, you can apply for an English major. Students who have already gone to Japan told us that there are many foreigners in their laboratories who do not know Japanese, but they do not delay their studies in Japanese universities, because most of the professors teach in English. The school also offers a number of English programs.

Thirdly, the cost of Japanese universities is democratized.

No matter what major you study, including mechanical engineering, applying to a national or public university in Japan is expensive. The one-year course is 535,800 yen, and the entrance fee is 282,000 yen, and the entrance fee only needs to be paid once.

For most international students, more than half of the tuition fee is waived. Students who are currently studying mechanical engineering in China and want to study mechanical engineering in Japan, then hurry up and work hard

Yes, it's time to change majors, so you need to work harder. Cross-professional application for studying in Japan, we have professional teachers who can help you in this regard, there are information about the teachers on the official website, and the teachers will formulate a study abroad plan suitable for you according to your specific situation, and I hope to have further exchanges with you!

The School of Mechanical Engineering of Xinjiang University has the following majors: Mechanical Engineering and Automation, Mechanical Engineering and Automation (Mine Electromechanical Direction), Traffic Engineering, Traffic Engineering, Industrial Design, and Industrial Engineering. Among them, automobiles are related:

Mechanical Engineering and Automation, Traffic Engineering, Industrial Design (Automotive Body). However, the industrial design of NSU does not necessarily have this direction, so it is recommended that you call ** to the school recruitment office to ask.

It's too complicated to say, so I suggest you go to Japan to study in ** and check it out. However, the best mechanical engineering disciplines in Japan are: the University of Tokyo, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tohoku University, Yamanashi University, Nagoya University, etc.

Find a teacher by yourself, write materials by yourself, apply for a visa by yourself, buy a plane ticket by yourself, and you can DIY it. The specific required materials are written in detail with the application for each school in Japan, so you can see it yourself.