As well-known universities in Japan rarely recruit students directly from overseas, it is relatively difficult to apply for prestigious schools directly when studying in Japan. The vast majority of international students studying in Japan choose to study in language schools before applying for universities. In this way, when you come to Japan, you will have a wider choice. It is convenient to apply for a university in Japan, whether it is collecting university materials, visiting professors and tutors, or taking university exams. At the same time, when applying for Japanese universities, there will be no places for international students. Over the years, the college entrance rate of Shanghai students studying in Japan has been very high. For example, among the latest Japanese language school graduates who graduated in April this year, 82.5% were admitted to universities, and many of them were admitted to the most famous universities in Japan, such as Tokyo University and Waseda University. The cost of studying in Japan, the annual tuition of language schools is about 600,000-700,000 yen, equivalent to 40,000-50,000 yuan. Prices in Japan are relatively high, and the living expenses are about 80,000 yen (5,000-6,000 RMB) per month. However, Japanese regulations stipulate that international students can work, and the legal working hours are 4 hours a day. In Japan, the minimum hourly wage is 800 yen, and the average working wage of China students is around 1000 yen per hour. In this way, the monthly work income can be 6.5438 million yen, which can basically solve the living expenses problem of international students. Application Procedures Japanese students studying in China generally go through three steps: Step one: apply for admission to a Japanese school; Step 2: Apply for residence qualification certificate from Japan Immigration Bureau; Step 3: Apply for an entry visa to the local Japanese embassy or consulate abroad. Various schools in Japan have great autonomy in enrolling students, and their requirements are different. There are also subtle differences in the regulations of the local branches of the Japan Immigration Bureau. The materials to be submitted generally include: graduation certificate of final education, transcripts of the school where the final education is held, and proof of Japanese learning experience; A copy of the household registration book, and proof of work for those who have a job. Photos taken within 3 months, proof of deposit, proof of employment and income of guarantor, and proof of relationship between applicant and guarantor. There are three minimum requirements for foreign students to apply for a language school: education: completed or scheduled to be completed 12 years of formal education in China, including senior high schools, technical secondary schools, vocational schools and technical schools. Economic requirements: the annual income is more than 80,000 yuan, economic guarantee is provided, and there are 3 million yen or equivalent RMB in the bank. Japanese requirements: equivalent to CET-4, minimum requirement 150 hours of Japanese learning experience. According to the statistics provided by the Shanghai Entry-Exit Service Center "Study Abroad Port", the success rate of student visas in the past few periods has remained at a high level. Job Prospects In recent years, large Japanese companies have actively recruited talented China students who have just graduated from Japanese universities for the sake of long-term talent reserve, even if they have no business dealings with China for the time being. The demand for overseas students studying in Japan in the domestic job market is in short supply. According to the news of the New Overseas Chinese News in Japan, the criteria for choosing universities for studying in Japan are different and the results are different. There are ten main points about how to choose Japanese universities. Factors of choosing a school for studying in Japan 1: What department (department) do you want to enter and what major do you want to study? After defining your goals, you should look for university departments and disciplines where you can study your favorite major. For example, the same economics department and different universities will have different courses. It is very important to fully investigate the specific educational content, not just by the name of the school. The second factor of choosing a school to study in Japan: what is the tuition fee and tuition fee? You must judge what kind of university you can enter according to your economic ability. For example, some private universities of science and engineering have to pay more than 2 million yen in the first year alone, while some private liberal arts universities can pay less than 500 thousand yen a year by reducing or exempting outstanding students. Each university has different tuition fee remission rates and the number of scholarships required. The third factor of choosing a school for studying in Japan: what is the geographical location and traffic situation of the university? Is the university in Tokyo and the metropolitan area, or in Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka and other local cities? The metropolitan area is the center of Japan, with a complex living environment and a large amount of information. Local cities are quieter and more comfortable than the capital circle, and they can have more contact with regional society. Convenient transportation is very important, so investigate: where is the nearest station and how long it will take from where you want to live to school. The fourth factor of choosing a school to study in Japan: How is the school prepared to accept international students? Judging criteria include whether there is a dormitory for international students, whether there is a residence introduction, whether there is an exchange activity with Japanese college students, whether there is an interviewer (counselor) system, whether the school is fully equipped, and whether the university has an international exchange center or an international student department (international student center). Five factors in choosing a school to study in Japan: How many international students are studying in Japan? Where there are many international students, most universities have a complete working system for receiving international students, and there are many fellow villagers. On the other hand, universities with fewer international students can take care of every international student and have more opportunities to contact teachers and staff directly, which is the best environment to improve their Japanese level. Choosing your favorite environment is entirely a personal matter. Factor 6: How to arrange the entrance examination and admission time? Universities and colleges in Japan are basically enrolled in April, and some disciplines are also enrolled in autumn. The entrance examination time of each university is different, so you should ask about the enrollment program of the university you want to apply for, and confirm the registration schedule and examination time. Regarding the entrance examination, some universities only implement it once a year, and some universities only implement it several times until the beginning of the year. The sooner the university finishes all the entrance exams in summer. Factors of choosing a school for studying in Japan 7: How easy is it to get into this university? At present, the competition rate of international students in most universities in Japan is more than twice. What is the level of the university you want to apply for, the results of last year's senior high school entrance examination, the number of applicants and the number of qualified people can all be used as reference. Factor 8: Is it necessary to take the Japanese study abroad test and the Japanese proficiency test in advance? Some universities take the "Japanese study abroad experiment" and "Japanese proficiency test" implemented by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan as their registration conditions. The prescribed examination subjects and examination time vary from university to university. Some people who didn't take the exam can only choose universities that are not bound by the "exam" (entrance exam). Factors of choosing a school for studying in Japan 9: How to arrange the class time? Due to different universities, colleges, arts and sciences and different class hours, some big colleges require students to spend almost all their time on research. If you combine part-time work with your studies, you must consider the financial burden in advance. For whatever reason, if the attendance rate is too low, you will be fired. Factors of choosing a school for studying in Japan 10: Can you choose an ideal job after graduation? Before entering the university, you must seriously consider whether you can play a role in the future after studying in the university you choose. If there is a senior student who graduated from that university, what direction will he go after graduation? It is very beneficial to have the opportunity to listen to their opinions. Which of the above points is important varies from person to person. In a word, it is important to collect information as soon as possible and choose a university after careful consideration. Rank school name position Rank school name position 1 Tokyo University College Tokyo 46 Oita University Oita 2 Kyoto University College Kyoto 47 Kitajima University Hokkaido 3 Osaka University College Osaka 48 Daguangku University 4 Tohoku University College Sendai 49 Hokkaido Education University Hokkaido 5 Nagoya University College Nagoya 50 Saga University Saga 6 tokyo institute of technology College Tokyo 5 1 Muroran University of Technology Hokkaido 7 Hokkaido University Hokkaido 52 Hirosaki University Aomori 8 Kyushu University Fukuda University 9 Kobe University Kobe 54 Wakayama University Wakayama 10 Tokyo, hitotsubashi university 55 Shimane University Shimane 65438+ 0 1 Ibaraki College of Tsukuba University 56 Kagawa University 12 Hiroshima University College Hiroshima 57 Kochi University College Tokyo 58 Nagasaki University Nagasaki/ Kloc-0/4 Yokohama National University College Yokohama 59 Ryukyu University 15 Chiba University College Chiba 60 Fukuoka Fukuoka University of Education 16 School of Electrical Communication Tokyo 6 1 Aomori Public University Aomori 17 Tokyo Foreign Studies Institute Tokyo 62 Aichi Education University Aichi 18 Kyoto University of Arts and Crafts Kyoto 63 International Education University. 20 Xinzhou University Nagano 65 Miyagi University of Education 2 1 Nagoya University of Technology Nagoya 66 Maebashi University of Technology 22 Saitama University Saitama 67 Liu Du University of the Arts 23 Okayama University Okayama 68 Shizuoka Prefectural University Shizuoka 24 Osaka osaka city university 69 Nagaoka University of Technology Nagaoka 25 Osaka, osaka prefecture university 70 Toyohashi University of Technology 26 Niigata University Niigata 7 1 Osaka, Osaka kyoiku university 27 Shizuoka University Shizuoka 72 Hiroshima Prefecture University Hiroshima 28 Kumamoto University Kumamoto 73 Hiroshima City University Hiroshima 29 Shiga University Shiga 74 Okayama Prefecture University Okayama 30 Yamagata University Yamagata 75 Miyazaki Public University Miyazaki 3 1 Ibaraki University Ibaraki University 76 Kagoshima Sports University 32 Otaru Business University Hokkaido 77 Okinawa Prefectural University of the Arts Okinawa 33 Takasaki University of Economics 78 Kumamoto Prefectural University Kumamoto 34 Miyazaki 35 Kagoshima University Xuekagoshima 80 Fukuoka Prefectural University Fukuoka 36 Iwate University Iwate 8 1 Fukuoka Women's University Fukuoka 37 Fukui University Fukui 82 Kitakyushu University 38 Utsunomiya University Utsunomiya 83 Kochi Women's University 39 Toyama University Toyama 84 Mingmen Education University 40 Gifu University 85 Shimane Prefecture University Shimane 4 1 Yamaguchi University Yamaguchi 86 Yamaguchi Prefecture University Yamaguchi 42 Deke University Kobe The economic ties between China and Japan are getting closer and closer, especially the non-governmental exchanges and contacts, represented by the Yangtze River Delta region. The marketing concept of Japanese enterprises is gradually produced by the continuous integration of traditional ideology and culture with western ideology and culture. With the increasingly frequent economic exchanges between China and Japan, the employment prospects of economic majors have become very broad. Recommended by institutions: University of Tokyo

The University of Tokyo is the first national university founded in Japan and one of the earliest universities in Asia. It is recognized as the highest institution in Japan and the highest institution in Asia. Its economics department only includes two departments, namely economics and management, and belongs to Japan Industrial Economics Research Office.

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Undergraduate application Like other Japanese universities, China students generally need to study in a language school first, and then take the EJU Japanese study abroad exam to apply for the University of Tokyo. The language foundation requires J.TEST score F and excellent IBT score. Japan's economic development determines the popular major-market operation-information processing-fashion economy.

Develop commercial means, fully promote the market, let fashion enter the end customers, and let products lead the fashion trend. As the second largest economy in the world for many years, Japan has a very solid economic foundation. Japanese enterprises have expanded to all parts of the world, and their advanced management models have been studied and imitated at home and abroad. Institutional recommendation: Kyoto University Business School

Kyoto University is a national university, founded in 1897, with professors, associate professors 1379, undergraduates 13056 and graduate students 4096. There are four Nobel Prize winners in Kyoto University, so there are many scholars in many fields. 2 1 century, in addition to cultivating outstanding scholars, we will continue to promote cutting-edge research and high-level research and make contributions to the international community. Undergraduate majors: mathematics, physics, cosmology, geophysics, chemistry, geology and mineralogy, biophysics, medicinal chemistry, civil engineering, mechanics, etc.

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J. To take the F-level exam, you need to take the EJU Japanese study abroad exam to apply for this school. A master's degree requires that you have received school education abroad 16 years or more, have reached the age of 22, have a bachelor's degree or be recognized as having the same academic ability.