UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO · JAPAN
Graduate Degree Programs Offered in English
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
The University of Tokyo offers a variety of graduate degree programs taught entirely in English, catering to international students seeking advanced studies. These programs span diverse fields including engineering, science, medicine, economics, and public policy, providing specialized knowledge and research opportunities. The university aims to foster global leaders and researchers equipped to address complex global challenges. Many programs offer both Master's and Doctoral degrees, with flexible intake periods to accommodate international applicants.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for English-taught Master's programs at the University of Tokyo?
- Entry requirements vary significantly by program. Generally, you need a superior academic record and a Bachelor's Degree. You must also demonstrate English proficiency through official TOEFL iBT or IELTS scores.
- How can I find out the specific tuition fees for my program?
- The University of Tokyo does not publicly list a standard tuition fee for all graduate programs. Detailed fee structures are available on the respective graduate school websites for each specific program.
- How long do Master's programs typically take to complete?
- The provided information does not specify the duration of Master's programs. Program structures generally involve coursework, seminars, and a thesis or dissertation.
- How do I apply to an English-taught Master's program?
- You need to identify your specific program and its requirements on the graduate school's website, prepare documents like transcripts and English proficiency proof, and submit your application by the program's deadline. Some programs may require an entrance exam or interview.
- Are there scholarships available for international Master's students?
- Yes, the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) is available for Master's degrees and covers various expenses. Other scholarships like the ITO Foundation and MEXT scholarship may also be available, but details vary.
- What is the application deadline for Master's programs?
- Application periods vary by program. For the ADB-Japan Scholarship Program, the deadline is June 30. You must consult the specific graduate school website for the deadline of your chosen program.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeSuperior academic record is required. For some programs, a Master's degree completed within 16 years of schooling may be considered equivalent to a Japanese Bachelor's degree.
TOEFL iBTOfficial Score Report required
IELTSRequired through Result Verification System
Specific admission requirements, including academic prerequisites and English language proficiency, can vary significantly between graduate schools and programs. Applicants are strongly advised to check the individual program websites for detailed information. Some programs may also require professional working experience.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by program and are not specified in the provided documentation. Please refer to individual graduate school websites.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by program and are not specified in the provided documentation. Please refer to individual graduate school websites.
LivingAn estimated living cost is provided for scholarship recipients, including a subsistence allowance of 147,000 JPY per month for the ADB-Japan Scholarship Program.
Detailed fee structures are available on the respective graduate school websites. The University of Tokyo does not publicly list a standard tuition fee for all its graduate programs.
How to apply
1. Identify Program and RequirementsVisit the website of the specific graduate school and program you are interested in. Review the degree offered (Master's or Doctoral), intake dates, fields of study, and specific admission criteria.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all required documents. This typically includes academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS scores), a statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and a CV. Specific program requirements may also include a research proposal or a portfolio.
3. Submit ApplicationApplications are usually submitted online or directly to the relevant graduate school's admissions office. Pay close attention to the application deadlines for your chosen intake period.
4. Entrance Examination/InterviewSome programs require applicants to pass an entrance examination or undergo an interview, which may be conducted online. For specific programs like the Graduate School of Medicine, information on exam coverage and application procedures can be found on their respective websites.
5. Receive Admission DecisionSuccessful candidates will be notified of their admission status. For scholarship applications, such as the ADB-Japan Scholarship Program, a separate selection process by the scholarship provider will occur after initial screening by the university.
Scholarships
Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP)Covers round-trip travel, tuition fees, subsistence allowance (147,000 JPY/month), and other allowances.
ITO Foundation for International Education Exchange ScholarshipDetails not specified.
Government of Japan (MEXT) ScholarshipDetails not specified.
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for English-taught Master's programs at the University of Tokyo?
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Entry requirements vary significantly by program. Generally, you need a superior academic record and a Bachelor's Degree. You must also demonstrate English proficiency through official TOEFL iBT or IELTS scores.
How can I find out the specific tuition fees for my program?
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The University of Tokyo does not publicly list a standard tuition fee for all graduate programs. Detailed fee structures are available on the respective graduate school websites for each specific program.
How long do Master's programs typically take to complete?
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The provided information does not specify the duration of Master's programs. Program structures generally involve coursework, seminars, and a thesis or dissertation.
How do I apply to an English-taught Master's program?
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You need to identify your specific program and its requirements on the graduate school's website, prepare documents like transcripts and English proficiency proof, and submit your application by the program's deadline. Some programs may require an entrance exam or interview.
Are there scholarships available for international Master's students?
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Yes, the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) is available for Master's degrees and covers various expenses. Other scholarships like the ITO Foundation and MEXT scholarship may also be available, but details vary.
What is the application deadline for Master's programs?
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Application periods vary by program. For the ADB-Japan Scholarship Program, the deadline is June 30. You must consult the specific graduate school website for the deadline of your chosen program.