Geographical location, as one of the factors in choosing Japanese study abroad schools, is very important. What good universities are there to study in Tokyo, Japan? I introduced these universities to you. You can have a look.

I. Recommended by the University of Tokyo, Japan

Sophia University

Sophia university is a famous top private university in Japan, headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Sophia university, Waseda University and Keio University are also called "the three most difficult private schools". Today, based on the Christian educational tradition and ideas, sophia university strives to cultivate leading talents who can correctly grasp and have the corresponding understanding ability and knowledge of what is happening in today's society and are determined to serve the society.

meiji university

Meiji University is a famous private university in Japan, headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Mingda ranks among the top 5 private universities in Japan all the year round, and together with Tokyo University, Keio University, Waseda University, Rikkyo University and Hosei University, it forms the "Six Universities of Tokyo". As a first-class liberal arts university, Meiji University's law department, political economy department and business department are its kanban departments, and the deviation value is in the forefront in the ranking of Japanese universities.

Qingshan college university

Castle Peak University is a comprehensive university with ten departments, including literature, education, economy, management, law, international political economy, comprehensive policy, science and engineering, cultural information and global society. Among them, the International School of Political Economy is the most prestigious school and the most difficult to enter. British and American literature is a traditional dominant discipline since its establishment, and it has the reputation of "the castle peak of English".

Li Jiao University

Rikkyo University is a famous first-class private university in Japan, located in Ikebukuro, Toyoda, Tokyo, Japan. It was selected as one of 37 super-international universities by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. Rikkyo University has 14 graduate schools, including ten departments of literature, law, economy, business, science and society, among which the department of cross-cultural communication and tourism is particularly famous.

Tokyo University of Science

Tokyo University of Science is one of the famous universities in the field of science and technology in Japan. Since its establishment, universities have taken "strength doctrine"-only those students with real strength graduate as the educational policy, so the repetition rate of schools is higher than that of ordinary universities.

Second, the conditions for studying in Japan

Undergraduate course:

The basic threshold for studying in Japan is not high. Students are eligible to apply as long as they can ensure that their basic education meets the standards.

The basic requirements are: high school students can apply, and the GPA score must be above 3.0. Among them, language and literature majors need to have the level of Japanese N 1, while other majors can basically meet the needs of professional learning with N2 ability, with basic qualifications, including the age of 18-30 years old.

Supporting documents should be prepared, and you will attach great importance to letters of recommendation when you enter a prestigious school. The recommendation of industry leaders will play a positive role.

Master:

Japanese

1, liberal arts major, Japanese major: it is better to have a score of N 1 Students majoring in law, management and economics should also provide N2 or above.

2. Science and technology agricultural doctor: It is best to have N2 level in Japanese, and can provide scores above N3;

3. Art students: Require N2 or above in Japanese.

English

Although I am studying in Japan, it is not enough to learn Japanese well. Many tutors in Japanese universities still attach great importance to the use of English. Not only will English materials be used in class, but some tutors will even use English materials for professional research, which requires international students to have corresponding English ability. Generally speaking, TOEFL scores are above 80, especially in science and engineering.

degree

Complete domestic education experience 16, full-time undergraduate graduation for 4 years or more, degree certificate and diploma, degree certificate is also acceptable. However, if it is a junior college, it is more restricted to apply directly to Japanese universities, because junior colleges only have 15 educational experience, while universities generally require 16 formal educational experience.

Third, the advantages of studying in Japan

Cost-effective study abroad

In the QS World University Ranking, six world-class universities in Japan have been in the top 100. The cost of studying in Japan is less than half that of studying in popular countries in Europe and America.

Environment and safety

Japan can also be called one of the cleanest countries in the world. Everyone has a sense of environmental protection. Even if there are few trash cans on the street, it is difficult to see the scattered garbage. At the same time, Japan is known as one of the countries with the best public security in the world, with a low crime rate. Walking on the streets of Japan, it is difficult to find police patrolling, and if you leave your wallet and belongings on the tram or in public, you can get them back smoothly.

Generous scholarship

In addition to scholarships from Japanese student support organizations, there are also many scholarships from non-governmental organizations. Students can apply for tuition fee remission according to their family situation and academic performance when they enter school in the second year. Adequate scholarships not only give students the opportunity to avoid worrying about tuition fees, but also enable them to finish their studies smoothly without working.

Wide range of employment

Many students want to stay in that country when they study abroad, but Japan has a developed economy and a good environment, and students living there are likely to want to stay there for a long time. However, Japan has relaxed its policy on international students because of the aging of its young children, and there are great opportunities to work in Japan.