(1) Basic qualifications for studying in Japan
1. Only undergraduate graduates with more than four years are eligible to apply for graduate students.
2. Japanese level 2 or above
3. Before formally applying for a postgraduate degree, you can study for a postgraduate degree of 1 year.
4. Mentors play an important role.
5. Qualified average score
(2) You must pass the entrance examination of Tokyo University in Japan.
To get a master's degree, you must:
1. I have studied in this school for more than 2 years.
2. Complete the credits specified by the institute.
After necessary academic guidance, I passed the thesis defense and graduation exam.
To get a doctorate, you must:
1. I have studied in this school for more than 3 years.
2. Complete the credits specified by the institute.
After necessary academic guidance, I passed the thesis defense and graduation exam.
In addition, medical schools (excluding health science, nursing and global health courses), veterinary colleges and agricultural science colleges offer doctoral programs. Must have more than 4 years of relevant study, and the normal admission time is April each year.
(3) Application qualification for the friar course at the University of Tokyo, Japan.
Applicants for monk courses must meet the following conditions:
(1) Graduated from university or about to graduate from university.
② 16 years of school education has been completed or will be completed.
③ He has completed 15 years of school education, obtained the required credits with excellent academic performance, and was recognized by the Graduate School of Tokyo University.
(4) Have a master's degree or above recognized by the Graduate School of the University of Tokyo.
(4) Applicants for doctoral programs at the University of Tokyo in Japan must meet the following conditions:
Master or associate master.
(2) Have a master's degree or above recognized by the Graduate School of the University of Tokyo.
(3) Applicants who have obtained or will soon obtain a master's degree.
Second, the University of Tokyo graduate application conditions:
(A) the University of Tokyo graduate students to apply for basic qualifications
1. Master's program: 16 Those who have received formal education in their own countries, graduated from universities and obtained a bachelor's degree, or are recognized as having an equivalent education or above.
2. Doctoral course: Master degree or above only.
3. Postgraduates (preparatory courses for master students and doctoral students before formal courses in colleges and universities): Admission qualifications vary according to university requirements. For example, graduation from university (completion of 16 course), completion of master's course, completion of doctoral course and so on. Some universities also have requirements for English, and some graduate schools only recruit English majors.
(2) Other factors for applying for graduate students at the University of Tokyo:
1, school of origin: students need to have a good school of origin (of course, this is not necessary. If their school of origin is not very good, they can make up for it through other channels), such as 2 1 1 or 985 colleges;
You need to have excellent academic performance, because you can't judge the academic performance of other students who usually apply during college, so you can only try to improve your academic performance. It is best to score more than 80 points;
3, language ability: Japanese level, the school certainly has no fixed standard, but also according to the highest score;
TOEFL score: If you want your tutor to pay more attention to you, you'd better get a high score, but there is no hard and fast rule in this respect because students apply for different majors.
4. Scholarship: Tutors should generally consider students' financial ability. They don't want students to consider taking part-time jobs during their studies. If they can get a national scholarship, that is the best.
(3) Matters needing attention in applying for graduate students at the University of Tokyo
1, Tokyo University, the most important thing for a tutor is research ability. Language ability is only a tool for interpersonal communication at most, and does not represent your research ability.
Students should not only have language skills, but also have their own research results, such as their own works or papers published by themselves. When applying, they should show their advantages and complete excellent research plans.
2. Japan's graduate application belongs to the tutor decision system, and the key is whether the tutor can approve it in the end.