HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY · JAPAN
English Engineering Education Program (e3)
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- One of Japan's leading universitiesPrestige
- Covers nearly all engineering fieldsProgram Scope
- Multicultural learning environmentDiversity
- English as the main languageLanguage of Instruction
- Master's and Doctoral degrees offeredDegree Levels
Hokkaido University's English Engineering Education Program (e3) offers a comprehensive range of engineering disciplines, making it one of the few programs in Japan to cover almost all fields. The School of Engineering, the university's largest, provides a stimulating and multicultural environment where students can engage in advanced learning and research. This program is ideal for international students seeking to gain expertise in Japan's renowned engineering fields, with English as the primary language of instruction and communication.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the English Engineering Education Program (e3)?
- Applicants need to demonstrate high academic performance, typically an average of 80% or higher (or 3.0 GPA on a 4-point scale). Proof of English language proficiency through official test scores or a Medium of Instruction certificate is also required.
- What is the tuition fee for the e3 program?
- Tuition fees for the English Engineering Education Program (e3) are not specified in the provided data. The Modern Japanese Studies Program has specific fee information for its Bachelor's degree, but this does not apply to the e3 Master's or Doctoral programs.
- How long does the Master's program take to complete?
- Master's students in the e3 program typically complete their degree in 2 years, requiring a minimum of 30 credits and a thesis defense.
- What is the language of instruction for the e3 program?
- English is the primary language of instruction and communication for the English Engineering Education Program (e3).
- How do I apply for the e3 program?
- The application process begins with a 'Matching Check' where you upload documents online to find a potential supervisor. After passing this stage, you will submit hard copy documents and pay an examination fee before a final admission screening.
- When can I start the e3 program?
- The English Engineering Education Program (e3) offers two intake periods: April or October.
Entry requirements
Previous Academic PerformanceHigh academic performance (e.g., average of 80% or higher / 3.0 or higher on a 4-point GPA scale)
English Language ProficiencyOfficial English test scores or certificate of Medium of Instruction
Applicants must meet nationality and educational qualification requirements. If English or grade scores are below the minimum, a general entrance exam on campus may be required.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified for this program. Bachelor's in Modern Japanese Studies is ¥535,800 per year.
Tuition (home)Not specified for this program. Bachelor's in Modern Japanese Studies is ¥535,800 per year.
LivingNot specified.
Enrollment and tuition fees for the Bachelor's in Modern Japanese Studies are subject to change. For the 2027 academic year, enrollment and first-year tuition fees are waived for students enrolling in the Modern Japanese Studies Program in April 2027, except for MEXT scholarship students.
How to apply
1. 1. Matching CheckUpload application documents to the e3 online system. This is followed by document screening and potentially an online interview with a potential supervisor.
2. 2. Notification of Matching Check ResultsApplicants will be informed of the outcome of the matching check.
3. 3. Submission of Hard Copy Application and Examination Fee PaymentOnly applicants who pass the Matching Check need to pay the examination fee and submit original application documents.
4. 4. Admission ScreeningThis stage involves document screening and an online interview with professors from the prospective division or laboratory.
5. 5. Notification of Examination ResultsFinal admission results will be announced.
Scholarships
Modern Japanese Studies Program Scholarship ProgramFull waiver of enrollment and tuition fees (2027 academic year) for April 2027 intake; potential partial waivers thereafter based on academic performance.
Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT)Details not specified, typically covers tuition, living expenses, and travel.
Fast Retailing Foundation (FRF) Scholarship for Studying in JapanDetails not specified.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the English Engineering Education Program (e3)?
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Applicants need to demonstrate high academic performance, typically an average of 80% or higher (or 3.0 GPA on a 4-point scale). Proof of English language proficiency through official test scores or a Medium of Instruction certificate is also required.
What is the tuition fee for the e3 program?
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Tuition fees for the English Engineering Education Program (e3) are not specified in the provided data. The Modern Japanese Studies Program has specific fee information for its Bachelor's degree, but this does not apply to the e3 Master's or Doctoral programs.
How long does the Master's program take to complete?
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Master's students in the e3 program typically complete their degree in 2 years, requiring a minimum of 30 credits and a thesis defense.
What is the language of instruction for the e3 program?
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English is the primary language of instruction and communication for the English Engineering Education Program (e3).
How do I apply for the e3 program?
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The application process begins with a 'Matching Check' where you upload documents online to find a potential supervisor. After passing this stage, you will submit hard copy documents and pay an examination fee before a final admission screening.
When can I start the e3 program?
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The English Engineering Education Program (e3) offers two intake periods: April or October.