The conditions for applying for studying at the University of Tokyo are shared as follows: To apply for the University of Tokyo, students are required to have been educated at foreign universities for 65,438+06 years. For students who want to apply for liberal arts students at the University of Tokyo, they must pass the TOEFL score of 90 or above. For many science and engineering students, it is best to pass the second level of Japanese with a TOEFL score of 95 or above.

Finally, the application materials. The Japanese attach great importance to letters of recommendation, so students must be careful in the process of preparing letters of recommendation, and it is best to find someone who is familiar with them and has a high position to write letters of recommendation.

The University of Tokyo, referred to as Dongda for short, is a comprehensive national university headquartered in bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. It is a top A university in the Super International University Program of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan, and is a member of the Japan Association of East Asian Research Universities, Asian University Alliance, Global University Presidents Forum, Academic Research Forum, Outstanding Graduate School Program, Leading Graduate School Program and Mirai Program.

University of Tokyo 1877 was born. It was formed by the merger and reorganization of "Tokyo Kaicheng School" and "Tokyo Medical College" during the Meiji Restoration. At first, he managed four departments of science, science, literature and medicine and a pre-university school. It is the first national comprehensive university in Japan.

Some of its departments can be traced back to the period of Emperor Lingyuan. The school was renamed "Imperial University" on 1886, which is the first imperial university established in Japan. 1897 was renamed "Imperial University of Tokyo"; 1September 1947 after World War II was officially named "Tokyo University".