Nagoya University offers a range of programs tailored for international students, with specific application processes, course offerings, fees, and language requirements. Below is an overview pertinent to prospective international students aiming for the 2026 academic year.
· Undergraduate: The Global 30 International Programs offer undergraduate courses in disciplines such as:
o Automotive Engineering
o Physics
o Chemistry
o Biological Science
o Social Sciences
o Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies
These programs are designed to provide a comprehensive education with a global perspective.
· Graduate: A diverse range of master's and doctoral programs is available across multiple fields. Some programs offer courses in English, catering to international students. Specific course details and language requirements can be found on the respective graduate school's website.
· Application Fee: The application fee for graduate programs is approximately ¥30,000.
· Admission Fee: A one-time payment upon enrollment, typically around ¥282,000.
· Tuition Fee: Approximately ¥535,800 per year for both undergraduate and graduate programs.
· Undergraduate Programs: For English-taught programs, applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. Accepted tests include TOEFL, IELTS, and Duolingo English Test. Specific score requirements are detailed in the application guidelines.
· Graduate Programs: English-taught programs require proof of English proficiency, while Japanese-taught programs necessitate a high level of Japanese language proficiency. Specific requirements vary by program and should be verified with the respective graduate school.
Application Process
Specific application periods and deadlines are outlined in the application guidelines. Applicants are encouraged to review these guidelines thoroughly to understand the specific requirements and timelines.
Important Considerations
For comprehensive and up-to-date information, prospective students are encouraged to consult Nagoya University's official admissions pages and directly contact the relevant departments.