I. Scholarships
Scholarships that can be applied for before entering the school include Japanese government (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) scholarships recruited by Japanese embassies in various countries and government-funded scholarships recruited by various governments, among which there is no private scholarship system that can be applied directly through our school before studying abroad. Most of the scholarship systems recruited by various private scholarship consortia are scholarships applied by individuals. Most of the above scholarships are for ordinary students.
After entering the school, there are two kinds of scholarships that can be applied for and received in the academic year: the hitotsubashi university Fund "Scholarship for Foreign Students with corporate bodies such as Shuihui" donated by corporate bodies organized by the Alumni Association of our school, and the "Self-funded Scholarship Award for Foreign Students" recruited by the Bo Ban Student Support Agency, an independent administrative entity (48,000 yen for undergraduates and 65,000 yen for postgraduates). In addition, the self-funded scholarships for international students are usually for the next year, and the number of students enrolled is limited, and the competition rate is increasing year by year. Therefore, please be sure to make economic preparations and enrich your study in Japan.
Tuition fee remission
For ordinary students with excellent grades and financial difficulties, full or half tuition fees are reduced for elective courses. However, the number of people who can pass the tuition fee waiver is limited. Please note.
Scholarships for foreign students from water associations and other societies (hitotsubashi university Fund)
A corporate body centered on the graduates of our school is donated by Shuihui to self-funded international students who have excellent academic performance but have difficulty paying tuition fees after selection (except for international students sent by the government, audited units and irregular graduate students). The available amount is 45,000 yen per month for undergraduate students in university departments and 65,000 yen per month for students in master's and doctoral colleges.
Second, introduce institutions.
Hitotsubashi University (English name: Hitotsu Bashi University, Japanese name: ひとつばしだぃがく), referred to as "Joey", is located in the national city of Tokyo, Japan, and is a world-renowned top research-oriented national university. Hitotsubashi university offers only four majors (Economics, Law, Business and Sociology), and it is the only small-scale elite university specializing in humanities and social sciences. It is a member of Japan's top national university group, similar in nature to the London School of Economics and Political Science. Today, hitotsubashi university is recognized as an excellent Japanese business school. Its strength in the fields of humanities and social sciences such as law, international relations, sociology and linguistics is also recognized as the top three in Japan.
Hitotsubashi university was formerly a commercial law workshop founded by Mori Youli and Fukuzawa Yukichi in 1875. 1920 was changed to the old Tokyo University of Commerce, which is one of the three old universities in Japan. On 1949, it was renamed as the new university and "Joey". In 2004, it was changed to a national university legal person. Today, hitotsubashi university has become the cradle of top Japanese business talents and has an overwhelming advantage in employment. At the same time, hitotsubashi university is famous for its small number of elite education. If calculated by proportion rather than number of people, both the employment rate and the pass rate of the national examination are among the best. In terms of employment, it has been the champion of the weekly Diamond Club's "University Ranking of Employment Strength" for many years in a row, ranking 43rd among the global CEOs with relatively few graduates. Well-known alumni include former Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira, former Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, and founder Hiroshi Mikitani of Lotte Corporation.