I. Waseda University Application Requirements
Undergraduate course:
Minimum age 18 years old, educational background requires graduation from high school, and requires taking early entrance exams, basically writing and interviewing in English or Japanese;
If you are a graduate student, you must have graduated from high school in Japan or received education equivalent to 12 years in other countries, and then passed the entrance examination of Waseda University to reach the admission score. First of all, Japanese in the entrance examination of political and economic schools is a test paper with Japanese college entrance examination students, so it is quite difficult to say. It has been rumored before that the great god who is qualified in politics and economics often stays at 700+ and TOEFL 90+. But this is not the case. We found that Waseda paid more attention to students' in-school test scores than to students' test scores. In other words, even if your Japanese score is only a little over 300, as long as you do well in the college entrance examination, you can turn the tide.
Graduate students:
College students need to obtain a university diploma and degree certificate recognized by Japan and pass the entrance examination of Waseda University. Individual majors will have special requirements. Waseda Tokyo Campus is somewhat different from saitama.
In addition to the above requirements, we must also meet other conditions for studying in Japan. The tuition fees of some majors in Waseda are quite high, and even the tuition fees of engineering courses are more than twice that of Japanese national universities, so the requirements for income certificates and deposit certificates are relatively high.
Second, the professional setting
Economics, business, management, marketing
International relations, law, politics, non-profit organizations, peace, war, human rights.
Linguistics, interpersonal relationship, language education, news and media, sociology, negotiation skills, anthropology.
Urban studies, regional studies, regional studies, globalization studies, comparative culture, human rights theory, cultural theory, psychology, philosophy, body theory, health care, sports.
Information science, mathematical statistics, materials science, life science, bioethics, environmental science, environmental policy, earth science.
Thought, philosophy, religion, ethics, modern thought, Japanese studies, history, archaeology.
Art, images, performing arts, music, art, literature
Third, the school profile
Waseda University (Japanese: Waseda University, Hiragana: わせだだぃがく, English: Waseda University) is a private university headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Also known as "Japanese private school duo" with Keio University. Its predecessor was 1882, a Tokyo specialized school founded by Liben Chongxin. 190 1 changed its name to waseda university. At that time, a college department and an undergraduate department were established. With the educational system reform from 65438 to 0949, the school has become a new university. In 2004, a new international correctional institution was established.
Waseda University is a prestigious top private university in Japan and even in the world.
The founder of the school, the National People's Congress, is loyal to the principles of "independence of learning", "practicality of learning" and "training model citizens", advocates free academic discussion, advocates the spirit of original research, and trains talents with practical knowledge and extensive international affairs activities.
The ultimate goal of running a school is "the way of the world, leading to early rice fields". Waseda University first absorbed European and American academic culture, opened its doors to Asian countries, and attracted international students to always be at the forefront of Japanese universities.
Waseda University respects tradition, inspires pride, and is flexible and advanced, which gives birth to the educational methods and spirit leading the Japanese education circle, and has trained many talents active on the world stage, including former Japanese Prime Minister Noda Yoshihiko, seven of whom are graduates of Waseda University. Besides politics, Waseda University graduates are also talented in finance, business and literature.