STUDY IN JAPAN

Japan is well-known country to experience the beauty of Japanese traditional shrines, temples, houses, artful objects such as potteries, porcelains, Japanese papers (Washi), fabrics, fans and Kimono all which have been nurtured by the nature and four seasons. Japan is the first industrialized country in Asia and popular for world-class technology on bio-medical research, robot and computer science, space development, etc. Japan is also the home of 18 Nobel Laureates, and well known corporations such as Toyota and Sony.  Japan is often called the "Land of the Rising Sun". Japan is 3 hour and 15 minute ahead of Nepal Time.

Japan offers world class environment on advanced study and research.Japan offers experiences and lessons from industrialization, and also provides with opportunity to work together to solve new issues. Learning Japanese language and its culture will have better advantage to build up career in Japan.

Why study in Japan?

High Standard of Life: Japan is the country having one of the world’s best health care systems with a very high life-expectancy which is safest and most peaceful places to visit. Their exclusive transport systems help travel around the country conveniently and it is known that public transport is more punctual than in any other country. You can experience the four seasons with breathtaking nature on the temples and shrines.

High-quality education: Japan is known for its high-quality education system, consistently ranking highly in international comparisons. The country's emphasis on education starts at a young age, with children attending compulsory education from ages 6 to 15. Education in Japan is highly competitive, with a strong focus on academic achievement and preparing students for university entrance exams. 

Modern infrastructure: Japan is a modern country with a well-developed infrastructure, making it an easy and convenient place for international students to live and study. The government has a well-developed transportation system, including an extensive network of trains, buses, and airports, making it easy to get around. In addition, Japan has modern facilities and amenities, such as high-quality hospitals, shopping centr.es, and recreational facilities, that make it comfortable for students to live and study.

High-Paying Jobs: Japan is known for its strong economy and high-paying jobs, making it an attractive destination for students seeking career opportunities after graduation. The country is home to many multinational corporations and is a technology, automotive, and finance leader. These industries often offer high salaries and benefits, making them attractive to job seekers. In addition, Japan has a high demand for engineering, computer science, and business professionals, often offering high salaries and good career advancement opportunities. 

Discover Japanese culture, history, and nature: Many people around the world are fascinated by Japan's culture and history. Japan is a country that works hard to preserve its historical sites and cultural heritage, which often results in extraordinary compositions of the metropolitan and the historical. In recognition of this, twenty-three Japanese locations have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Job and Career Opportunities: Japanese are famous for their innovative thinking and dedication to work, which has enabled them to affect the global market. As a result, Japanese employers invite and seek to hire foreign candidates. Because of immense opportunities, the government is attempting to attract young talents worldwide. So, having the proper degree and experience can help you land employment across Japan. Most of the giant corporations and Fortune 1000 firms conduct business in Japan. Many established their Asia-Pacific headquarters in the bustling Japanese cities of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Sapporo, Nagoya, and more. 

Japan education system: 

In Japan, higher education starts upon the completion of 12 years of education There are 5 types of higher education institutions that international students can be admitted to, which are 1) colleges of technology, 2) specialized training colleges(post-secondary courses), 3) junior colleges, 4) universities (undergraduate) and 5) graduate schools.

• 6 years Elementary School (6-12 years old)
• 3 years Junior high School (12-15 years old) 
• 3 years High School (15-18 years old)
• 4 years Uniersity ( 18-22 years old)
• 2 yers Masters (22-24 years old)
• PHD

Secondary education:

Secondary education in Japan consists of two stages: junior high school (grades 7-9), which is compulsory, and senior high school (grades 10-12), which, while not mandatory, has a high enrollment rate. Junior high provides a broad curriculum, including Japanese, mathematics, science, and social studies, while senior high offers specialized tracks, such as general, vocational, or technical education, preparing students for university or careers. The system emphasizes academic rigor, discipline, and extracurricular activities like sports, music, and cultural clubs. Graduates typically pursue higher education at universities, junior colleges, or vocational schools, with entrance exams playing a crucial role in their future opportunities.                      

Study Intakes in Japan

Spring Intake October/ November
Summer Intake Feb/ Apri
Fall Intake    April/ July

University Programs in Japan

• Undergraduate Programs
• Graduate Programs (Master’s and Doctoral)
• Short-Term and Exchange Programs
• Japanese Language Programs

Study Intakes in Japan

Spring Intakes October/November
Summer Intakes Feb-April
Fall Intake April-July

Vocational Education Institutes

Technical fields, including electronics, mechanical engineering, business management, marketing, accounting, and job placement.

Scholarship

MEXT (Monbukagakusho) Scholarships
JASSO Scholarships
Nitori International Scholarship Foundation
ADB-Japan Scholarship Program
Rotary Yoneyama Scholarships
Otsuka Toshimi Scholarship Foundation
KMMF Scholarships at the Asian Institute of Technology
Honjo International Scholarships

Universities in Japan

Top ten universities in Japan and their tuition fees for international students (prices are for undergraduate programs and are in US dollars):

University of Tokyo: Approximately $6,000 per year
Kyoto University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Tohoku University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Tokyo Institute of Technology: Approximately $6,000 per year
Osaka University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Nagoya University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Hokkaido University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Kyushu University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Yokohama National University: Approximately $5,000 per year
Waseda University: Approximately $6,000 per year

Documents Required (for visa apply)

• Japan Visa Application Form
• Your passport
• Passport-size picture
• Flight itinerary
• Daily itinerary
• Proof of accommodation
• Proof of financial solvency
• Letter of invitation
• Proof of travel purpose
• Certificate of Eligibility (COE), if applicable