Chiba University is equivalent to Beihang University, Beijing Institute of Technology and Tianjin University in China.
Chiba University was founded on 1949. Chiba University is equivalent to the 985/2 1 1 college in China. It is a well-known research-oriented comprehensive national university, and its headquarters is located in Ho Vivi District, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture. Chiba University in Japan ranks 16 among Japanese universities and 488th among 202 1QS world universities.
Chiba University has a full range of majors, and the College of Arts and Sciences is divided into behavioral science department, history department, Japanese culture research department and language and culture department. The College of Education includes Japanese education, mathematics education and educational psychology.
15 preschool education and other majors. The School of Economics and Law includes international law, economics, business management, international political situation, etc. The School of Science includes five departments: Mathematics Department, Physics Department, Chemistry Department, Biology Department and Earth Science Department 14 related majors.
The medical college has also established a school hospital to provide medical services for students and do research and study for the medical college. The School of Engineering includes five departments: Urban Environmental Systems Department, Design Department, Electronic Engineering Department, Materials Department and Computer Department 19 related majors. There are also specialized nursing colleges and astronomy colleges.
Conditions for studying in Chiba University, Japan: graduated from or about to graduate from university, completed or may complete 16 school education courses abroad, and was recognized by our school as having the same degree or above as a university graduate. Japanese for science and engineering majors needs to reach N3 or above, and N2 is the best;
It is best to provide TOEFL English scores, above 80 points. The higher the score, the better. Most public universities in Japan recognize TOEFL, and in recent years, they have begun to recognize TOEFL, but not many.