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Study in Japan
Japan offers a mature university system, with English-taught programs and a research tradition in engineering, robotics and applied sciences.
World-class research and academic precision.
Studying in Japan, in detail
Japan combines national research universities with undergraduate and graduate programs taught in English, especially in engineering, robotics and applied sciences. Admission generally values academic record, English certification and, for some programs, an interview. The Japanese student visa process requires an acceptance letter from the institution and proof of funds; we review this with you case by case. Conditions for working while studying depend on the visa type and hour limits we confirm before your arrival, while several universities offer employment pathways for international graduates in engineering and technology industries.
Why study in Japan
- English-taught undergraduate and graduate programs at national universities.
- High-level research in engineering and sciences.
- Employment pathways for international graduates.
Academic strengths
Featured universities
- The University of Tokyo
- Kyoto University
- Tokyo Institute of Science and Technology
- Waseda University
The University of Tokyo
Tokyo · Inglés / local
Engineering · Materials Science · Research
Waseda University
Tokyo · Inglés / local
Business · International Politics · Digital Media
Popular programs
- International undergraduate programs in English
- Research master's degrees
- PhDs with an assigned laboratory
Scholarships and financing
- Japanese government scholarships
- Private foundation scholarships
- Partial tuition waivers
We don't guarantee scholarships or admission outcomes. We verify current calls with each institution before applying.
Estimated costs
National universities with regulated tuition and a cost of living that varies by city. We prepare updated details per program.
Admission requirements
- Translated academic transcript
- Exam or interview depending on the faculty
- Prior contact with a supervising professor for research graduate programs
Student life
Student housing, high safety and a unique cultural experience for international students.
Career opportunities
Global manufacturing, technology and design companies with hiring pathways for international talent.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to speak English to study in Japan?
- Many programs are taught in English and require certification (IELTS or TOEFL). Others offer a preparatory language year. We confirm the exact requirements of each program before you apply.
- Can I work while studying in Japan?
- Conditions depend on the visa type and the institution. We review the applicable regulations with you at the time of your application.
- How long does the process take?
- As a general reference, we recommend starting the process 9 to 12 months before your desired admission date.
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