Basic situation of grade

One refers to the top schools in Japan's national, public and private universities, such as Tokyo University and Kyoto University. These schools have excellent teachers and teaching facilities, and it is difficult to recruit students.

Second, it refers to the top schools in Japan, but they are well-known and influential locally, such as osaka city university and Waseda University.

Three books refer to some well-known local schools, or schools with strong professionalism in certain fields, such as Kyoto University in Tokyo and Tokyo University of the Arts.

differentiate

Subject setting: A university usually has a relatively comprehensive subject setting, including arts, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine and other fields, while the second and third universities have relatively few subject settings, focusing on a certain professional field.

Faculty: The faculty of a university is relatively strong, and professors generally have doctoral degrees or higher academic level, while the faculty of two or three universities is relatively weak, and the academic level of professors is relatively low.

Tuition and living expenses: The tuition and living expenses of a university are relatively low, so more economic resources can be used in other areas, while the tuition and living expenses of two or three universities are relatively high, so they need to bear more expenses themselves.

Main conditions for studying in Japanese universities:

First, in terms of age, you must be under 23 years old to study in Japan after graduating from high school, and you must not be over 28 years old to study in Japan during or after college. Second, you must have 12 years of education in China, and you must be recognized by the relevant state departments.

Third, to go to a university in Japan, you must also study Japanese, take relevant courses, or have a Japanese proficiency of Grade 2. Fourth, more importantly, to study in Japan, you need corresponding economic security, and you need150,000-200,000 RMB.

Therefore, when choosing a Japanese university, we should comprehensively consider factors such as our hobbies, career planning and economic strength.