At a glance
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Waseda University offers programs focused on Japanese Sinitic literature, translation studies, comparative intellectual history, and the history of early Japanology. These programs delve into classical Chinese poetry from Japan, the development of Japan Studies, and how foreign perceptions of Japan in the late 19th and early 20th centuries influenced both external views and internal Japanese self-perceptions. Students will explore critical questions about engagement with Japan, both historically and in the present day.
Careers
The 'Community Engagement and Contribution' admission pathway is designed for students who wish to actively contribute to local community development. Graduates from this pathway pursue diverse careers in IT, infrastructure, entertainment, education services, government, banking, advertising, trading companies, machinery and automotive manufacturing, telecommunications, real estate, insurance, travel agencies, and non-profit organizations. Many also proceed to graduate studies.
- IT
- Infrastructure
- Entertainment
- Education Services
- Government Agencies
- Banking
- Advertising Agencies
- Trading Companies
- Human Resources
- Machinery Manufacturers
- Automotive Manufacturers
- News Agencies
- Real Estate
- Insurance Agencies
- Travel Agencies
- Non-profit Organizations
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- Tuition fees vary by academic year, with the first year generally being lower due to the absence of an entrance fee. Specific amounts are adjusted annually and are detailed in the 'Student Handbook' or on the Waseda University website.
- When are tuition fees due?
- Tuition fees are typically debited around May 5th for the fall semester and October 5th for the spring semester. A second attempt for payment is made on July 5th and December 5th if the initial debit fails.
- What are the career prospects after graduation?
- Graduates pursue diverse careers in fields such as IT, infrastructure, entertainment, education, government, banking, and manufacturing. Many also choose to continue their studies at the graduate level.
- How can I apply for this program?
- Information on specific program application processes is limited, but Waseda University offers pathways like the 'Community Engagement and Contribution' exam, which focuses on proactive learning and societal contribution. You should review specific entrance examination details and consult the Admissions Center website.
- What scholarships are available for international students?
- Waseda University offers internal scholarships, and students can also apply for external scholarships from organizations like JASSO, private foundations, and local governments. Application and selection are typically managed through MyWaseda and depend on financial need and academic performance.
- What is the language of instruction?
- The provided information does not specify the language of instruction for this particular program.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by year, with the first year typically being lower due to the absence of an entrance fee. Subsequent years have higher tuition. Specific amounts are adjusted to balance the financial burden across academic years. Extended students and those who have not advanced to the next year may have different fee structures based on remaining credits. Fees during leave of absence or study abroad vary depending on the type and approval timing.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by year, with the first year typically being lower due to the absence of an entrance fee. Subsequent years have higher tuition. Specific amounts are adjusted to balance the financial burden across academic years. Extended students and those who have not advanced to the next year may have different fee structures based on remaining credits. Fees during leave of absence or study abroad vary depending on the type and approval timing.
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Exact tuition figures are available in the 'Student Handbook' or on the 'Entrance Fees, Tuition, etc.' page of the Waseda University website. A notification of direct debit for tuition fees is sent approximately 10 days before the payment date. Students who miss the initial direct debit date (May 5th/October 5th) will have a second attempt on July 5th/December 5th. Those with deferred fall semester tuition will have spring and fall fees combined for the May 5th debit; if missed, fall tuition is due by June 30th. The payer of tuition fees must reside in Japan.
How to apply
1. Understand Admission RequirementsReview the specific entrance examination details for your intended program. For the 'Community Engagement and Contribution' pathway, this involves understanding the focus on proactive learning and community contribution. Consult the Admissions Center website for detailed information.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary documents as specified by the Admissions Center for the chosen entrance examination. This may include academic transcripts, personal statements, and proof of language proficiency.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application by the specified deadline through the designated online portal or submission method. For the 'Community Engagement and Contribution' pathway, ensure you articulate your motivation for community engagement and your academic aspirations.
4. Participate in Selection ProcessUndergo the selection process, which may include examinations, interviews, and portfolio reviews, depending on the program and admission type.
5. Receive Admission DecisionAwait notification of the admission decision from the university.
Scholarships
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Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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Tuition fees vary by academic year, with the first year generally being lower due to the absence of an entrance fee. Specific amounts are adjusted annually and are detailed in the 'Student Handbook' or on the Waseda University website.
When are tuition fees due?
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Tuition fees are typically debited around May 5th for the fall semester and October 5th for the spring semester. A second attempt for payment is made on July 5th and December 5th if the initial debit fails.
What are the career prospects after graduation?
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Graduates pursue diverse careers in fields such as IT, infrastructure, entertainment, education, government, banking, and manufacturing. Many also choose to continue their studies at the graduate level.
How can I apply for this program?
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Information on specific program application processes is limited, but Waseda University offers pathways like the 'Community Engagement and Contribution' exam, which focuses on proactive learning and societal contribution. You should review specific entrance examination details and consult the Admissions Center website.
What scholarships are available for international students?
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Waseda University offers internal scholarships, and students can also apply for external scholarships from organizations like JASSO, private foundations, and local governments. Application and selection are typically managed through MyWaseda and depend on financial need and academic performance.
What is the language of instruction?
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The provided information does not specify the language of instruction for this particular program.