1. Education requirements: First, applicants are required to have a high school education or above (12) and a Japanese proficiency test equivalent to Grade 2 or above;
2. Economic requirements: Applicants need to pay for studying in Japan. If you choose to apply for studying in a Japanese university majoring in English, you don't need to ask about your Japanese ability, but there are few such courses.
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Conditions for going to Japan for postgraduate study:
1, academic requirements: First, applicants are required to have a bachelor's degree (16 years of education) and hold a bachelor's degree certificate (some Japanese universities do not require this);
2. Age requirement: the applicant is required to be under 35 years old;
3. Economic requirements: Applicants are required to be able to pay tuition and living expenses for studying in Japan; Can bear the cost of about 654.38 million RMB and the deposit of 200,000 RMB or 3 million yen and 30,000 US dollars.
4. Language proficiency requirements: Applicants' Japanese proficiency needs to reach the level of 1, but the requirements are not exactly the same according to different universities and majors;
Going to Japan for postgraduate study, the research cycle is 1 year, and the longest can be extended to 2 years. During this period, students have the opportunity to take the friar exam twice a year. If you are admitted to the monk course, you can go through the formalities of dropping out of the postgraduate course and then transfer to the monk admission procedure.
People's Daily Online-The application conditions for studying in four types of universities in Japan have long been known.