In Japan, the so-called national universities are universities directly established by the state and universities established by national universities as legal persons. The total number of national universities in Japan is less than 100, which are basically first-class universities and the most popular institutions for international students. So how do you apply for graduate students in Japanese national universities? Let's take a look together.

1, application conditions

Academic performance requirements:

First of all, if you want to apply for a national university in Japan, you need an undergraduate diploma and a degree certificate. Some junior college students, junior college students or self-taught undergraduate students have fewer opportunities to apply for domestic national universities, and they can't even pass the exam of teaching without taking the exam. A junior college student who wants to go to Japan for postgraduate study needs a lot of preparation.

Secondly, in terms of scores, the Japanese are not strict in reviewing scores, but they must pass them. Otherwise, many schools will screen out many students because of their scores.

Language proficiency requirements:

For arts and sciences, their Japanese ability is different. Although there are no specific requirements, in order for international students to understand the content of the class without any difficulty, international students are required to have the ability of N2 or above.

Moreover, top students in national universities need TOEFL scores to apply.

In addition to the general application materials, the most important thing is the research plan, which is an important item for you to contact university professors.

The university professor will judge whether you are in line with his research and whether it is meaningful to study according to your research plan. And according to different universities, the research plan will have some requirements.

2. School and professional recommendation

In terms of majors, Japanese national universities are also relatively complete. Among them are Tokyo University, Kyoto University, Tohoku University, Osaka University, Otaru University of Commerce, Kyoto University of Technology, Aichi University of Education and other well-known comprehensive universities. Moreover, there are universities with low comprehensive rankings such as Hokuriku University of Science and Technology, Policy Research University and Nara University of Science and Technology, but some specific majors represent the highest education level.

3. Advantages of Japanese national universities

National universities have a high level of education;

The cost is low, and the tuition is about 530,000 yen per year.

(about 40,000 RMB);

There are many kinds of scholarships and the application is simple;

Can work legally;

Good employment prospects after graduation;

Some universities offer English teaching programs.