Imperial University (Imperial)
University) refers to nine national comprehensive universities established after the Meiji Restoration in Japan, which are the top universities in China to implement higher education and engage in scientific research.
University of Tokyo.
Born in 1877, it is a world-famous research-oriented comprehensive university with its headquarters in bunkyo-ku, Tokyo. As the highest academic hall in Japan and the first of the seven old imperial universities, it enjoys a high reputation in the world. At present, the University of Tokyo has 10 departments (law, medicine, engineering, literature, science, agriculture, economics, education and pharmacy), 14 graduate schools,1affiliated research institutes,1. By the end of 20 14, Dongda has trained a large number of academic masters, business tycoons and political elites, including 9 Nobel Prize winners, 6 Wolff Prize winners, 1 Fields Prize winners, 16 Japanese Prime Ministers and 2 1 (Imperial) National Assembly Speaker, which has unparalleled influence in Japan.
The comprehensive strength of the University of Tokyo ranks first in Japan, and together with the second-ranked Kyoto University, it forms the most advanced pyramid of science and education in Japan. The University of Tokyo has no obvious shortcomings in all disciplines, and has world-class academic influence in the fields of science, medicine, literature, engineering and politics. , at the forefront in the fields of civil engineering and architecture.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 junior college, Japanese level 1 140 or above, TOEFL score above 90, GPA above 3.5.
Kyoto University
Founded in 1897, it is the top research university in Japan, and its headquarters is located in Jingzuo District, Kyoto, Japan. It is a national comprehensive university with complete disciplines and large scale in Japan, and the second established imperial university in Japan after Tokyo University. At present, Kyoto University has 17 graduate schools (Department of Comprehensive Anthropology, Department of Literature, Department of Science, Department of Engineering, Department of Agriculture, Department of Law, Department of Education, Department of Economics, Department of Pharmacy and Department of Medicine) and 17 graduate schools. Kyoto University has a fine tradition of running schools independently since ancient times, aiming at cultivating people with independent thinking and judgment. By 20 17, Kyoto University has produced 9 Nobel Prize winners, 2 Fields Prize winners, 6 Wolff Prize winners, 4 Lasker Prize winners, 4 Akutagawa Prize winners, 6 Kyoto Prize winners, 2 Japanese international prize winners, the only Darwin-Wallace medal winner in Japan and 2 Japanese prime ministers. The number of CEO alumni of Fortune 500 companies ranks first in the world/kloc-0.
It can be said that giants come forth in large numbers, and their graduates generally occupy a decisive position in scientific research, academia and even political and business circles.
. As one of the highest institutions of learning in Japan, Kyoto University enjoys a high reputation in the world and is known as the "cradle of scientists". Since the founding of Peking University, rationality has always been more important than literature, and science is obviously dominant in all departments, research institutes and teaching and research centers.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 junior college, Japanese level 1 140 or above, TOEFL score above 90, GPA above 3.5.
osaka university
Founded in 193 1, it is Japan's top and world-class research-oriented national comprehensive university, and its comprehensive strength ranks third in Japan. There are 65,438+00 departments (Faculty of Science, Medical College, Engineering College, Faculty of Arts, Law School, Economics College, Pharmacy College, Dental College, Anthropology College and Basic Engineering College) and 65,438+04 graduate schools. Alumni of Osaka University include the first Nobel Prize winner in Japan, as well as the winners of Wolf Award, Lasker Award, Crawford Award, Gerdana Foundation International Award and Japan International Award.
Wait a minute. In addition, 13 alumni won the Japanese Cultural Medal, 15 won the Japanese Cultural Meritorious Medal, 10 won the Japanese Academy Award, and 29 people won the Japanese Academy Award. 20 15/ 16
Osaka University ranked 58th in the QS World University Ranking in 2008. Chemical world 19, biological world 30, dental world 38, material science world 44. It enjoys a high academic reputation internationally.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 junior college, Japanese level 130 or above, TOEFL score of 85 or above, and GPA of 3.5 or above.
Northeastern University
Founded in 1907, it is located in Sendai, northeast Japan, and is the third imperial university established in Japan after Imperial University in Tokyo and Imperial University in Kyoto. Northeastern University has 10 departments (departments of literature, education, law, economics, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, pharmacy and dentistry), 16 research departments and 5 affiliated research institutes. At the beginning of the school, it was named Northeast Imperial University Hall. After World War II, it was renamed as the eradication of imperialism. Kenichi Tanaka, winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Lu Xun, a master of Chinese studies, and Su, a mathematician, all came from this school. In particular, metal materials science ranks first in the world, and metallic glass is the most influential research frontier topic at present.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 college, Japanese level 130 or above, TOEFL score above 90 or English toeic score above 800, with an average GPA of 3.5 or above.
nagoya university
Founded in 187 1, located in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is Japan's Top and world-class research-oriented national comprehensive university, the highest institution of higher learning in central Japan, and Japan's "Super Internationalized University Plan" (TOP
Global universities
Project) "A top school. Nagoya University now has 9 departments (Department of Literature, Department of Education, Department of Law, Department of Economics, Department of Science, Department of Medicine, Department of Engineering, Department of Information Culture and Department of Agriculture), 15 research departments, 3 research institutes, 2 national research bases and 29 campus * * * * education and research facilities. By the end of 20 14, Nagoya University had produced 6 Nobel Prize winners and/kloc-0 Wolf Prize winners, including 4 Nobel Prize winners in physics and 2 Nobel Prize winners in chemistry, which made great achievements in Japanese academic circles. Among them, physics, science and chemistry rank first in the world.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 college, Japanese level 120 or above, TOEFL score of 85 or above, or TOEFL score of 730 or above, with an average GPA of 3.5 or above.
Kyushu University (Kyushu University)
Founded in 1903, it is a top research-oriented national comprehensive university headquartered in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. It occupies an important academic position in Japan and even the world, and is one of the top A universities in the "Super International University Program" designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. At present, 9 universities have 1 1 departments (literature, education, law, economics, science, medicine, engineering, art and engineering, information and culture, agronomy and dentistry) and 1 1 research. . In order to facilitate the study of foreign students, Kyushu University has also set up an English teaching system. By 2006, 98 subjects had been taught in English.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 college, Japanese level 130 or above, TOEFL score of 85 or above, or TOEFL score of 700 or above, with an average GPA of 3.0 or above.
Hokkaido University (Hokkaido University)
Founded in 1876, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, is a well-known research-oriented national comprehensive university, which is one of the top national universities representing the highest academic level in Japan. There are five campuses (Sapporo School, Hakodate School, Xuchuan School, Kushiro School and Iwasawa School), 65,438+02 departments, 65,438+05 graduate schools, 3 affiliated research institutes and 3 national education and research facilities. The Agricultural Department of Hokkaido University has the best agricultural education in Japan and is known as the most beautiful campus in Japan.
Suggestions on application conditions: 2 1 1/985 college, Japanese level 130 or above or TOEFL score of 80, with an average grade point of 3.0 or above.