Study Abroad in Japan

18/07/2018

The University of Tokyo has a total of 10 Faculties. A key feature of the undergraduate education at the University of Tokyo is that the first two years (referred to as the Junior Division) are devoted to the acquisition of fundamental skills necessary for further study. In the final two years of undergraduate education (referred to as the Senior Division), students pursue their fields of specialization.

18/07/2018

About UTokyo
The University of Tokyo was established in 1877 as the first national university in Japan. As a leading research university, UTokyo offers courses in essentially all academic disciplines at both undergraduate and graduate levels and conducts research across the full spectrum of academic activity. The University aims to provide its students with a rich and varied academic environment that ensures opportunities for both intellectual development and the acquisition of professional knowledge and skills.

02/02/2018

Waseda University, Japan
Please note that the Fall semester at Waseda University runs September to February. The Fall option is open to students who will not return to UConn for the following spring semester because of the overlap.

The Program

Waseda University was founded in 1882 by Shigenobu Okuma with the aim of fostering contemporary Japanese Leaders. It has since developed into a comprehensive university with now more than 50,000 students, 13 undergraduate schools, 21 graduate schools, and other research and affiliated institutes. Almost 4,500 international students attend Waseda from around 90 different countries. There are over 7,000 faculty and staff. The pedagogy and spirit embraced through Waseda’s tradition and pride with a flexible and innovative mindset have ensured that Waseda stands firm at the forefront of Japanese education. Waseda University is at the forefront of many Japanese universities in its aim to promote the internationalization of education and research, and it is actively involved in international exchange.

21/11/2017

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20/10/2017

Study Abroad in Japan
If you're reading this page because you already want to go to Japan, you more than likely already have answered this question. But if you're still thinking about it, let us give you some answers that other people have come up with.

For many students who study overseas for a year or a semester, the experience is one of the highlights of their college years. They learn a lot about the language and culture of the country they go to, of course; but more than that, they learn a lot about themselves and about their own culture by looking at it from the outside. They make new friends--some of them lifelong--and they learn new "street smarts" and social skills. Often the skills they learn and develop during their time overseas become major assets on the job market.

For students of Japanese language, and of the literature, history, society, economy and business, or arts and culture of Japan, a period of study abroad can pay tremendous dividends. It goes almost without saying that language skills can be improved immeasurably by a stay of almost any length in a place where the language you are learning is being spoken all around you. In Japan, you are challenged every day to perform practical tasks using the language, in addition to being challenged in the classroom and, often, in home and neighborhood situations.

It's safe to say that a study-abroad experience will broaden your horizons and give you a whole new perspective on yourself and your surroundings--as well, of course, as giving your language skills a tremendous boost.

05/10/2017

ASU Study Abroad Program

Complete the Pre-Decision application requirements. Each program application includes the following requirements, all of which must be marked as “Received” by the application deadline listed for the program:
• My Tasks. Specific items you must submit to SAO, fees you must pay through your ASU student account, or other tasks that you must complete outside of the online Program application. These items can only be marked as “Received” by SAO staff. You can click on each of the Tasks in my online Program application to view specific instructions and/or documents that you must print, complete and submit to SAO.
• My Signature Documents. Items that you must read carefully and sign. You can click on each Signature Document in your online Program application to view and digitally sign, indicating your agreement and understanding. Once you have signed each Signature Document, it will automatically be marked as “Received.” If you are younger than 18 years of age, you will not be able to sign these documents electronically. Instead, you will be required to print these documents and secure a parent or guardian signature, sign and deliver the form to SAO.
• My Online Forms & Submissions. Online forms that you must complete or items that you must submit electronically by uploading to your online Program application. You can click on each of the items in this section of your online Program application to provide the required information. You may begin one of these items and save it for later completion, but you must click "Submit" in order for the item to be marked as “Received.”
• Resources. Important information that you must carefully review. You can click on each of the links in the Resources section of your online Program application to review the information and mark these pages as “Read.”
• Mandatory Quizzes. SAO often needs to determine how well participants understand specific Resources provided in the online Program application. You can click on each link in this section of your online Program application to view and complete the required quizzes. You must successfully complete these online quizzes in order to remain eligible to participate in the Program.
3. Wait for the status of your application to change. Your application will have a status of “Pending” until the Study Abroad Office has processed your application, and has reached a decision on the status of your application. The status of your “Pending” application will be updated to one of the following, once the Decision Date for the Program has been reached:
• Accepted. If the status of your “Pending” application changes to “Accepted,” you have completed the Program application, you meet all program eligibility requirements, and SAO is willing to endorse your participation in the program. However, you are not yet considered a participant in the program until you have confirmed your participation by “committing” to the program. Terms of confirming participation in the Program are in the Once Accepted section.
• Waitlist. If the status of your “Pending” application changes to “Waitlist,” you have completed the Program application and you meet all program eligibility requirements, but SAO is not able to consider your participation in the program unless and until another place in the Program becomes available.
• Denied. If the status of your “Pending” application changes to “Denied,” you have completed the Program application, but were not selected for participation in the Program.
• Withdrawn. If the status of your “Pending” application changes to “Withdrawn,” SAO has withdrawn your application for the Program because you did not complete the application requirements or because you clicked the “Withdraw” button next to your Program application on your Applicant Home Page.
Once Accepted
As soon as the status of your “Pending” application changes to “Accepted,” you have moved into the Post-Decision phase of the application process. The next time you login to access your application, there will be a number of additional steps for you to complete, in order to remain eligible to participate in the program.
1. Confirm your participation in the Program. It is extremely important to note that you are not yet considered a participant in the program until you have confirmed your participation by “committing” to the program.
• To confirm your participation in the Program, you must click the “Commit” button in the “Confirmation of Participation” panel on the top right side of the online Program application. This panel will not appear in your application until your status changes to “Accepted.” It is important to make the decision to confirm your participation carefully.
2. Complete all Post-Decision application requirements. After the status of your application changes to “Accepted,” you will be required to complete new application items (Tasks, Signature Documents, Online Forms & Submissions, Resources and Mandatory Quizzes) that are only made available to “Accepted” students

04/09/2017

at private universities, tuition fees in Japan are usually around US$12,000-18,000 per year – much lower than the international fees typically charged in countries such as the US and UK. Waseda University estimates annual living expenses for students in Tokyo at around US$15,000, including accommodation, food, utilities, books, mobile phone and other costs. And more than half of international students at Waseda currently receive scholarships.

Studying abroad in Japan is also an investment that’s likely to pay off. The strong selection of universities, good employment prospects and high quality of life mean Tokyo is ranked the world’s third best city for international students in the QS Best Student Cities 2016. The combined metropolitan area of Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe (Keihanshin) also features, in 21st place.

04/09/2017

19/08/2017

Hurry Up!!!
opportunity to study in Japan is awaiting you.
The classes for April 2018 intake has started.
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08/08/2017

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