1, Kyoto University is a Japanese national university established by 1897. The college was originally named Kyoto Imperial University, and was named "Kyoto Imperial University" in 1947. Last year, about 23,000 students studied in this university. Kyoto University has three campuses-Yoshida main campus, Yuzhi campus and Kwai campus-as well as facilities located in other parts of Japan, such as field venues for research. International students and domestic students have the same tuition fees, and some college students have housing.

2. This university has 10 departments that offer undergraduate degrees: comprehensive humanities, literature, teaching, law, economics, science, medicine, medicine, engineering and agriculture. College graduates study liberal arts and science courses, as well as more specialized courses. Kyoto University also has a 18 graduate school, including a school of Asian and African studies and a school of management. Graduate schools offer master's, doctoral and professional degree courses.

The academic calendar of this university is in terms of semesters, and the main teaching language is Japanese. However, there are also some English courses, mostly postgraduate courses, including an international environmental management program and an mba program. The Japanese Language and Culture Education Center of the university provides 15 weeks of supplementary Japanese courses for international students and researchers. Some research institutions of the university are the Institute of Frontier Medicine, the Institute of Disaster Prevention and the Institute of Primates.