I. Learning conditions of Waseda University
Waseda university graduate student:
1. Students who must have a degree of 12 or above, have graduated or are expected to graduate before entering school, or are going to study in Japan within 5 years after graduation.
2, ordinary high school graduates-college entrance examination score of 400 points or more, to participate in the Japanese student support organization "Japan study abroad exam", or to participate in the Japanese proficiency test to obtain a certificate of four or more.
3. Pass the entrance examination of Waseda University and reach the admission score.
4. Submit materials (TOEFL, ambition statement, etc.). ) designated by each department during the wish period.
Waseda university graduate student:
1, a bachelor's degree winner or a student with the same learning ability who has received at least 16 years of formal education.
2. Pass the entrance examination for graduate school of Waseda University.
3. Individual majors will have special requirements. Waseda Tokyo Campus is somewhat different from saitama.
Other auxiliary conditions for studying abroad:
1, English scores: Some famous universities in Japan, such as Tokyo University, Kyoto University and Osaka University, have certain requirements for English, and students with excellent English scores have great advantages.
2. Reasonable professional requirements: What major to study in Japan is also a big problem. Of course, it is best to continue studying domestic majors after going to Japan.
3. Writing of excellent documents: submit application materials for studying in Japan, mainly including resume, recommendation letter and research plan. Japan's application adopts the tutorial system, and the tutor completely decides the admission result, so how the information can impress the tutor is the greatest learning.
Generally speaking, English is better if you apply early, and it is best to get a TOEFL score of 80 or above. Applicants need to take the Japanese study abroad exam. Generally, they will study Japanese in a Japanese language school for one year, and then take the Japanese study abroad exam. If graduate students want to study in Waseda University in Japan, they can apply for an exam visa to take the exam in Japan, or contact Professor Zaoda in advance, and then take the college entrance exam. It should be noted that the examination time of each major is different, so we should pay attention to Waseda official website.
Second, Waseda University study abroad expenses
1. Fees to be paid when entering school.
Admission fee: 200,000 yen
Teaching expenses: 485,500 yen
Experimental internship fee: 594 yen
Book fee for student reading room: 400 yen
College membership fee: 1 0,000 yen
Membership fee: 500 yen.
Student health promotion mutual aid membership fee: 1, 500 yen.
Total: 689,494 yen
2. Fees to be paid in the fall semester
Teaching expenses: 485,500 yen
Experimental internship fee: 594 yen
Book fee for student reading room: 400 yen
Membership fee: 500 yen.
Student health promotion mutual aid membership fee: 1, 500 yen.
Total: 488,494 yen
3. Fees to be paid in the first year: 1, 177988 yen.
Third, Waseda University's dominant major
1. Department of Political Economy: From the international perspective of "the integration of eastern and western cultures", cultivate students' ability to investigate various problems at home and abroad. Most graduates are active in journalism, politics, finance, state organs, international institutions and other industries.
2. Department of Law: to cultivate a legal mind that can actively show its high legal thinking and judgment ability in society. At present, about 1/7 judicial personnel have graduated from Waseda.
3. Ministry of Education: In order to train educators and teachers, a new "Primary Education Major" was added in 2008. Graduates not only have a high pass rate in the teacher recruitment examination, but also are widely praised after employment.
4. Business Department: Provide many excellent business frontier opportunities and cultivate talents who can shoulder the heavy responsibility of international business.
5. International exchange study: This is a very attractive major for liberal arts students. If your N 1 is between 130 and 140, you can consider trying this major. This research course enrolls fewer students every year because it is a subject aimed at cultivating elite students. It is conceivable that his requirements are relatively high.
6. Asia-Pacific Studies: If you don't think your grades are very advantageous, but you still aim at early, you can try Asia-Pacific Studies. The enrollment of Asia-Pacific Studies is about twice that of international exchange students.