1, matching professors

Matching professors is very important for us to apply for Japanese graduate students! Japanese graduate students apply for the "Neno Professor System". In a school, how many professors match their application direction, and the research projects brought by these professors are exactly the research fields involved in their research topics, which applicants need to pay attention to, because these directly affect the success rate of magnetism.

2. Admission requirements

If you want to study in Japan, you must thoroughly understand the requirements of colleges and universities. For example, is there a word limit on the requirements of language scores, professional background, the deadline for Japanese graduate students to apply for studying abroad, and the research plan? Whether the school requires an interview, etc. Be sure to understand it carefully.

3. Academic and curriculum characteristics

The purpose of studying in Japan is to study, so what we learned in the past can not be underestimated. Whether the courses and research focuses offered by various research institutes in the school meet our needs and interests requires us to measure.

The academic level of the school is the key consideration of many schoolmasters. Scholars can learn more about the depth of courses offered by the school, the popularity of professors, the teacher-student ratio, the proportion of professors with doctoral degrees, the number of books in the library, laboratory equipment, campus equipment, school teaching purposes and other information in school profile or on the website to measure the academic level of the target institution.

4. expenses

The cost of studying abroad is also a concern of students who want to study in Japan. Whether it is tuition or living expenses, it directly affects the budget of our family. Tuition fees in China's public colleges and universities are not adjusted much, and there is little difference. However, there are obvious differences between private colleges and universities in Japan. For students who are more concerned about private schools, they can focus on the cost of studying abroad. On the cost of studying abroad, different schools, different majors and different research topics are different!

5. Academic system

Most graduate students in Japan study for six months to one year, and most schools enroll students in two seasons, April and 10 respectively. But what needs our attention is that it is of little practical significance to simply look at the research period of graduate students. The study period must be combined with the examination time of monks in this institution. Finally, calculate the time needed to complete the monk course in this school.

6. School ranking

Although ranking is not recommended as the only reference, ranking must not be ignored. Because after all, on a large scale, ranking can help us control the level of colleges and universities! The average student tends to apply for 20 universities in Japan. However, it is suggested that among the top 20 schools, you can choose 2-3 high schools, 2-3 secondary schools and 2-3 guaranteed schools. High-level colleges sprint, secondary colleges apply steadily, and guaranteed colleges ensure the success rate. Colleges and universities at different levels escort your application.

2. Introduction of bonus points for applying for graduate students studying in Japan

1. Choose a good major direction.

The first and most important point is to clearly choose the major direction. Only by studying hard and mastering solid basic knowledge during college can we stand out among many postgraduate entrance examination players. If you want to change your major, you must also dabble in the major, whether through the second major or the elective course of the school. Japanese professors attach great importance to students' professional foundation, and some schools will have corresponding credit requirements.

2. Grade point

The second point is grades, which is GPA. Although the results can't fully reflect whether the students are excellent or not, they are the basic data for the evaluation of professors when applying. In particular, there is no clear requirement for the old emperor, but they all need soft grades. Therefore, students who have the idea of studying abroad must work harder on their professional achievements.

3. Language achievement

The third point is language achievement. It is the basis of recruitment requirements for research departments of many universities in Japan. Studying in different countries, it is very important to communicate with teachers and students smoothly and understand the teachers' courses.

Going to Japan for postgraduate study is not only good in Japanese, but also important in English.

Usually, requirements such as 10 require arts students to pass N 1, science students to pass N2, and English TOEFL or TOEFL scores are also required.

4. Practical experience

The fourth point is practical experience. In addition to these hard indicators, practical experience can also be used as a plus item. The practical experience here includes, but is not limited to, professional-related practical projects and professional competitions. Others, such as exchange of experience in studying abroad, can also be used as extra points.

5. Papers and other research results.

The fifth point is the research results. The research results of professional-related scientific research projects, such as papers and models, which I participated in during my college years, are very convincing points from the professional point of view. Especially if you have published papers in world-renowned academic journals, it is very advantageous. Students who are eligible to participate must seize the opportunity in peacetime and actively participate in similar scientific research projects.

6. Certificate of Honor

The sixth honor. Honorary certificates, rankings, etc. Those who participated in competitions and activities during school can also be used as extra points.

Actively organizing and participating in various activities can greatly enhance an individual's comprehensive ability. Here, I suggest you make good use of the community resources of the school. In addition, the scholarship obtained at school is also a condition to show personal Excellence.

7. Yan value

The seventh point is the face value. Yes, there is no doubt that you are not mistaken. This is very important in the interview. This does not mean that you must be beautiful and handsome, but that you must have a good mental state. Positive sunshine always leaves a better impression on people. Remember to smile.

You should bring good things to study in Japan.

1, passport

As long as you go abroad, whether you are on business, traveling or studying abroad, a passport is essential. You can't leave or enter the country without a passport.

When you study in Japan, you must bring your passport. Your passport is not only a proof of your legal residence in Japan, you need it on many occasions when you do business in Japan, so you must prepare it.

Passport is an indispensable document when picking up luggage, filling in immigration cards and going through immigration formalities. I suggest you take your passport with you for easy access.

2. Cash

Cash must be ready. There are many places where you need cash to get off the plane in Japan. I just came to Japan, and it's more troublesome to withdraw money. I'll exchange it for Japanese yen at home first.

The exchange of foreign exchange is carried out in the bank. You can pay close attention to the changes of the bank's exchange rate and exchange it for yen when the exchange rate is reasonable, so you can make a profit. Although there are many private exchange agencies, we must be careful not to be cheated.

3.seals

Before studying in Japan, you need to prepare one thing, and that is the seal. Seals are often used in daily life in Japan, so you should prepare them before going abroad.

It is expensive to carve a seal in Japan. Even the most common wooden seal needs at least 500 RMB, while other more expensive materials will be more expensive.

It is worth noting that the credibility of soft seals such as rubber barriers is not recognized in all parts of Japan, and everyone must prepare hard seals when preparing.

4. ID photo

When you arrive in Japan, you need to use your ID card for admission, bank card and other matters. There are several specifications of your ID card to meet different requirements.

Just like a seal, it is more expensive to take a photo of a certificate in Japan, so it takes no space and saves money to take it in China and take it there.

5, ballpoint pen

As we all know, on the plane to Japan, everyone needs to fill out the entry card, and the entry card needs a pen. At this time, it is very important to prepare a ballpoint pen.

Because the pen tube may leak due to air pressure, it is convenient and safe to prepare a ballpoint pen.

4. Work-study program for Japanese students

First, the way to find a job

If you have acquaintances or classmates to introduce you, you will save more time and energy, because some people guarantee that the job you find will be more reliable and the chances of successful employment will be higher, but such a situation is unpredictable and random.

Therefore, the safer way is to obtain safe information through professional organizations. The professional websites of intermediary departments are suitable for everyone to choose, but you need to pay a handling fee first, which can provide information for a long time and protect rights and interests.

Second, part-time wages.

The government has issued a policy to guarantee students to take part-time jobs. The most important thing is the minimum hourly wage, and the average wage is around 800 yen. However, the specific amount will vary from city to city, because the economic development is fast and slow, so everyone can understand.

The average wage in Tokyo is 985 yen, followed by Kanagawa 957 yen, Osaka 90 1 yen, Saitama 8765438 yen, Chiba 868 yen, Kyoto 856 yen, Hokkaido 8 10 yen, and the lowest is Nara, with only 786 yen.

Third, time requirements.

There are official restrictions on the working hours of students during their normal study abroad. Working hours can't exceed 28 hours per week. If you have school certification during holidays, you can work full-time and work eight hours a day.

Spring break (February-April) and summer vacation (July-September) in Japan are free time for students to work all day. Of course, this kind of work is also called internship, and ordinary schools will have corresponding requirements. If their income is high, they can earn tuition.

Fourth, the type of work.

Jobs that can be engaged, including the service industry that consumes a little more physical strength, although the basic salary is not high, there will be opportunities to get tips; You can still find some professional positions that will help improve your skills, and your salary will be high.

Of course, some jobs can't be done, including bars, pinball, mahjong halls, etc. , which belongs to the gray industry, requires corresponding permission to enter the industry, and these workplaces are not open to students.