Other subjects refer to special study subjects set up in universities, which can be understood as Japanese study subjects specially aimed at foreigners in universities. Students who enter other disciplines can learn more about Japanese culture by studying and living with Japanese students on campus.

At present, there are 40 universities in Japan with foreign students majors, but only two universities have more than 100 students, namely Kansai International Studies University (150 students) and takushoku university (130 students). These universities have experience in recruiting and educating China students. For example, after accepting foreign students from other disciplines to enter universities, takushoku university takes it as its responsibility to further improve their ability to use Japanese and their comprehensive quality in all aspects, and provides higher education with quality comparable to that of the Japanese. During the 0/00 years since the school was founded, a large number of overseas students from China have been trained, and a large number of teaching methods suitable for overseas students from China have been accumulated.

Japanese private universities with other disciplines also include:

Aichi University Sōka Gakkai University

Aichi Shude University Dadong Culture University

Takushoku university, Aichi University Short-term Undergraduate Department

Asian Central University

Osaka International University Tsukuba International Short-term University

Okinawa university teikyo university

Kansai International Studies University Donghai University

Kyushu Women's University Tokyo International University

Second, the advantages of other disciplines.

1. study visa

Foreign students in private universities are legally formal education courses implemented as part of university education, which are compiled by universities, led by university boards and hold study visas. The advantage of studying abroad visa is that tickets are half price, and students can enjoy the preferential policies of museums, cinemas and other public facilities like college students.

2.*** Enjoy university facilities

Foreign students' subjects are set up on the university campus, so that foreign students can study and live with Japanese students and learn more about Japanese culture. At the same time, you can enjoy the perfect educational facilities in the university campus, such as library, gymnasium, canteen, dormitory and so on.

3. Give priority to undergraduate departments after graduation.

Students from other disciplines are familiar with the campus environment, and at the same time have more opportunities to contact teachers from other departments and research departments of our school. With the permission of the teacher, you can also attend the courses of some departments during other subjects, which provides good conditions for students to enter the departments of our school after graduation from other subjects. Even some schools reduce or exempt students' registration fees and admission fees when students from other disciplines enter their departments or colleges.

Third, the disadvantages of other disciplines.

1. one-year visa

Although the other subject is a visa for studying abroad, it only has a one-year course (language schools usually have two years). In other words, if students don't have a basic knowledge of Japanese and can't reach the level of Level 2 or above within one year, it will be difficult for them to go to school and they will face the embarrassing problem of returning to China. Therefore, if you want to go to school, you need to have a basic level of Japanese. Usually, the department needs a second level of Japanese proficiency, and the college needs a first level, instead of entering another subject and then entering the safe.

2. Other subjects are only offered by private universities.

Other subjects are offered only in private universities, but not in public universities. Although the academic qualifications of private universities are recognized internationally and domestically, the tuition fees are expensive, and the academic qualifications and international rankings are often inferior to those of China and public universities. Therefore, students with excellent academic performance are generally not recommended to enter private universities.

3. There is no systematic guidance course for further studies.

Most of them have no systematic guidance courses for further studies. At present, as far as we know, only Sakura Merrill Lynch University is the only other subject that is divided into classes according to the examination purpose of teachers and teachers. Other subjects are pure Japanese learning courses, and there is no systematic curriculum arrangement for further education guidance.