Study in Japan
Cutting-edge technology, rich culture, and world-class education
Why Study in Japan?
Unique advantages of Japanese education
Technological Excellence
Learn from global leaders in robotics, engineering, and innovation.
Work Opportunities
Part-time work allowed (28 hrs/week) and post-study work visas available.
Cultural Experience
Immerse yourself in unique traditions blending ancient and modern.
Top Japanese Institutions
Partner universities with English-taught programs
University of Tokyo
Ranked #1 in Japan, #23 globally (QS 2024)
Kyoto University
Ranked #2 in Japan, #36 globally (QS 2024)
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Top STEM university, #55 globally (QS 2024)
Japanese Education System
Understanding academic pathways in Japan
1-2 year intensive Japanese language programs
- Prepare for JLPT exams
- Pathway to vocational/degree programs
2-3 year career-focused training
- Technology, design, business programs
- Strong industry connections
Bachelor's (4 years) and Graduate programs
- Growing number of English-taught programs
- Research opportunities
Popular Programs
High-demand fields with excellent career prospects
Engineering & Robotics
Mechanical, Electrical, Automotive, AI
Computer Science
Software Engineering, Data Science, Cybersecurity
Business & Economics
International Business, Finance, MBA
Japanese Language & Culture
Intensive language, Traditional Arts
Student Visa Process
Requirements for studying in Japan
Key Requirements
Certificate of Eligibility
Issued by your Japanese school
Financial Proof
¥1.5-2 million/year available funds
Academic Records
High school/university transcripts
Japanese Proficiency
JLPT N2/N5 depending on program
Application Timeline
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1. Apply to school (6-12 months before start)
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2. Receive COE (3-6 months processing)
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3. Apply for visa at Japanese embassy
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4. Enter Japan within 3 months of visa issuance
Living Costs in Japan
Estimated monthly expenses for students
Tokyo/Osaka
- Shared accommodation
- Public transport
- Basic meals
Kyoto/Fukuoka
- Private dormitory
- Bicycle transport
- Occasional dining out
Smaller Cities
- Shared house
- Walking distance
- Home cooking
Work Opportunities in Japan
Working during and after your studies
Part-time Work
- Up to 28 hours/week during school terms
- Full-time during school breaks
- Common jobs: Convenience stores, restaurants, tutoring
Post-Study Work
- Change visa status to work visa after graduation
- Job offer required from Japanese company
- Pathway to permanent residency after 5-10 years
Ready to Begin Your Japanese Journey?
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