Ongoing

Studying at Japanese Universities

Are you interested in studying at Japanese universities? Do you want to learn about Japan’s university application and enrollment processes, as well as the types of programs on offer? This course will help you to both discover great programs offered by different Japanese universities and prepare a study plan through project-based learning. We introduce a number of options to match a variety of goals, from full degree to non-degree programs, programs taught in English, as well as short-term programs in Japan. During the course, international students at UTokyo will provide you with useful information and advice to start you on the path to studying in Japan. At the end of this course, you will produce a draft of your action plan for applying to Japanese universities. The overall goal of the course is to start you off on the right foot to a happy, productive and fulfilling student life in Japan!

Supported Language(s): English, Chinese, Spanish, etc.

Personal Development

Instructor(s)

YAGUCHI Yujin

Position
Professor
Division
Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo

ITATSU Yuko

Position
Professor
Division
Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo

The title and affliation listed are profile when the course was created.

Instructors' Voices

In this course, you will learn about:

  • Japanese university application, enrollment processes, and the different types of programs offered
  • Useful information and advice to start you on the path to studying in Japan

Learners' Statistics

Learners' Voices

  • Student A

    This course helped me greatly in understanding the studying in Japanese universities and deciding whether to and how to study in Japan. Sincere thanks to you excellent teachers and other staff. In addition, this course will be perfect if there were contents about specific studying scenarios such classes, labs. Hope this course be better and help more people.

  • Student B

    Thank you so much for this course! It broaden my view on how to get a scholarship and to focus a little better my objetive to study at a Japanese university. Since I am in my final years of my student's career (PhD.) I hope I can get a MEXT scholarship, or maybe some specific scholarship after. All the videos were very instructive and serene. It was delightful to listen the conversations and all the tips to get what the title says: Study in Japan!

  • Student C

    Currently I am studing for my JLPT N5 and I have finished my A Levels this year. With the pandemic we are all at home so I thought of finding online courses and I got know about cousera which gave us a lot of opportunities. First of all thank you for introducing such a course. I have learned alot of new things about Japan, its culture and many more. A big thank you to the two instructors who went through the course with us. And also to all the studenta learning their who gave the voice cuts and shared their experiences about the life in Japan and how they faced the challenges. I got to know about the visa process and the problems of foods and their solutions which helped me a lot. Moreover thanks to my classmates who reviewed my assignments and gave me marks. All in all thank you so much for the service you rendered.

  • Student D

    I am really grateful to our instructors. I am a graduate student from Bangladesh who is interested to do his master degree in Japan. I thought this would help me to know about thre overall study process in Japan and hopefully it helped me a lot specially the experiences of the international students in The University of Tokyo. The instructors made it very easy to us.

  • Student E

    I am really grateful to our instructors. I am a graduate student from Bangladesh who is interested to do his master degree in Japan. I thought this would help me to know about thre overall study process in Japan and hopefully it helped me a lot specially the experiences of the international students in The University of Tokyo. The instructors made it very easy to us.

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