1, apply for Japanese school-take an examination of monks;

2. Apply for a Japanese graduate student-Kao Ge;

3. directly test the monks;

4. directly apply for English project monks;

The following are introduced respectively:

Path 1: apply for Japanese language school-Kao Friar;

Suitable for students with zero or low level of Japanese.

Japanese Language School is established for foreigners to learn Japanese in Japan. In order to cope with the purpose of many foreign students' further studies, excellent language schools pay more attention to the guidance of students' further studies, and the enrollment rate of students is strong, which has laid the reputation and strength of the school.

Advantages:

1, the threshold of language schools is low, and there is no big requirement for students' Japanese level. Most schools can apply if they have money.

2. Receiving systematic Japanese education is a phased and systematic study, and planned study is the most effective study. Generally speaking, students at the primary level can reach the first level of Japanese in 1 year, and students from zero starting point can reach the second level in at least one year. During studying in a language school, students can have the basic living conditions, that is, fluent language communication skills.

3. Provide a transition path for students who want to change their major. Many students want to change their major when they are studying for a master's degree, but they don't have enough professional knowledge, so it is certainly unlikely that they will be admitted to the university. This requires entering a language school first, contacting professors during study, attending professors' seminars, publishing predecessors' papers, reading more professors' books and so on. In fact, there are many tips that can be approved by professors to help students master the necessary professional knowledge as soon as possible.

4. accept the guidance course for further studies. Guidance courses for further studies usually include: how to write research plans and project reports, how to choose majors and tutors, and so on. Japan's research plan has its own unique format, and there will be some impromptu expression time in Japanese university interviews, which is not available in our domestic postgraduate exams. If you want to adapt to the life of master students in Japan smoothly, you must make enough preparations.

Disadvantages:

1. Most language schools are very expensive, and language schools that study in Japan for half a year or one year need certain funds.

Language schools are set up for international students, so almost all of them are foreign students, mostly from China. If you want to get in touch with pure Japanese, you can only learn it through social practice besides attending classes.

3. Usually it is a half-day teaching system, which requires students to have certain self-management ability and arrange work and study time reasonably.

4. The study time in a language school is at most two years. If you don't apply for a university within two years, you can only return to China.

Path 2: Apply for Japanese graduate student-Brother Kao;

Suitable target: students with a certain Japanese foundation.

In view of the particularity and limitations of the above methods, it is the most common way to enter the professor's research room as a graduate student before taking the monk exam. Because you can study directly under the guidance of the professor, you can get the information of the monk exam more timely and conveniently. Even if some students are deeply loved by the professor, they can get some guidance from the professor when preparing for the monk exam. In addition, studying under the guidance of a professor can help you know more directly whether you are suitable for this professor and this major, so as to choose the most suitable college and major.

Advantages:

1. Graduate students can study and live with Japanese students and have a deeper understanding of Japanese culture.

2. At the same time, you can enjoy the perfect educational facilities in the university campus, such as libraries, gymnasiums, canteens, dormitories and so on.

3. Graduate students are familiar with the campus environment, and at the same time have more opportunities to contact teachers from other departments and research departments of our school. With the permission of the teacher, you can also attend the courses of some departments or colleges during the preparatory period, which is conducive to students' priority to enter the departments or colleges of our school after graduation.

You can have a buffer time of half a year or a year, and you can have more time to improve your Japanese ability, which is conducive to finding a job in Japan in the future.

5. The tuition fees of graduate students are relatively low compared with language schools.

Disadvantages:

1, you need to prepare as early as possible, and generally you need to apply half a year or one year in advance.

2. The wishes of most schools put forward certain requirements for students' language achievement. To apply for a prestigious school, students need to plan their language scores reasonably and improve their personal competitiveness.

Path 3: directly test the monks;

Suitable target: scholars with good professional ability and strong Japanese.

After graduation, students can obtain a degree certificate and diploma, and the general students can take the Japanese monk exam by submitting the materials for the monk exam according to the requirements of the school. In most schools, the time for taking a monk's exam is twice a year, and a student can apply for multiple schools, which is more free than the domestic postgraduate entrance examination. Therefore, it is also a way to skip graduate students or language schools and directly apply for a tourist visa to test monks.

Advantages: it saves half a year or a year, and also saves money to some extent.

Disadvantages:

1. Without living in Japan, it is difficult to really reach the practical level of Japanese, and even if monks enter school, it is difficult to keep up with the pace of professors.

2. Chinese and Japanese courses are different. Even in the same major, the contents of Chinese and Japanese students are definitely different, and it is difficult to grasp the tendency and type of questions.

3. Many places for monks are given priority to the graduate students of the school. Rather than rushing to recruit students who have never met before, professors prefer to recruit graduate students who know their roots in the research room.

It usually takes two years for Japanese monks, but it takes one year to find a job in Japan. Time will be tight, and it will be difficult to find a job in a hurry before Japanese is fully improved.

To sum up, it is risky and difficult to test monks directly. Suitable for people with good professional ability and strong Japanese ability.

Path 4: directly apply for English project monks;

Suitable target: students with good TOEFL or IELTS scores will be required to provide GRE or GMAT scores when necessary;

In order to encourage universities to further accelerate the internationalization process, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan launched the G30 project "グロバ1252330 プジェクト" (global 30

Project) has also been changed to create support for スーパーグローバル university (super global

University) referred to as SGU. The original 13 G30 university will be expanded to 37 universities. It consists of "13 top universities" and "24 international traction universities".

SGU (Super Global University). The original 13 G30 university will be expanded to 37 universities. By "former 13 universities"+

"24 international traction agencies".

There are mainly the following universities:

National universities in Japan are:

University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Nagoya University, Osaka University, Tsukuba University, Kyushu University, Tohoku University, Hokkaido University, Tokyo Medical University, tokyo institute of technology, Hiroshima University, Chiba University, tokyo university of foreign studies, Tokyo University of the Arts, Nagaoka University of Technology, Kanazawa University, Toyohashi University of Technology, Kyoto University of Technology, Fiber University, Nara University of Science and Technology, Okayama University, Kumamoto University, International Education.

Japanese private universities are:

Waseda University, Keio University, sophia university, Meiji University, Ritsumeikan University, Tongshe University (g30 only), Rikkyo University, International Christian University, Qibo University of Technology, Toyo University, Hosei University, Soka University, International University, Kansai College University, Ritsumeikan Asia-Pacific University.

Advantages of this project:

1, suitable for students who have no corresponding Japanese foundation and suddenly decide to study in Japan.

2. Going directly to school to become a monk saves time for graduate students and language schools, and there is no complicated process of applying for Japanese graduate students.

3. Although it is an English project, the actual course can be Japanese, which is equivalent to English-Japanese bilingual teaching.

Disadvantages of this project:

1, because there is no requirement for Japanese proficiency in admission, it will bring adverse effects on life after going to Japan, especially employment activities.

2, choosing a major is preferred, which has great limitations. You need to leave the hospital according to the specific requirements of the university, so you can't choose your major comprehensively.

3, the communication circle is small, because it is taught in English, and it sounds tall to be with international students. In fact, communication is difficult, learning efficiency is not high, and communication circle is narrow.

More importantly, it recruits students from all over the world, and the number of students enrolled in each project is very limited. You can imagine how competitive the pressure is. Most universities have clear requirements for applicants' TOEFL, GRE scores and even grade points.