WASEDA UNIVERSITY · JAPAN
Undergraduate Admissions Program
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Bachelor's
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This admissions program seeks students with a global perspective who are motivated to actively learn about and contribute to regional development and problem-solving. The program aims to connect high school learning with university studies and beyond, fostering a lifelong commitment to community engagement. Successful applicants will engage in interdisciplinary studies focused on regional contribution, alongside their primary faculty studies, and participate in university-backed extracurricular activities such as workshops and volunteer work.
Curriculum
Students will participate in interdisciplinary learning focused on regional contribution, in addition to their core faculty studies. The university provides comprehensive support for regional engagement activities.
- Year 1
- Regional Partnership Seminar: Basic Seminar 1
- Leadership Development: Theory and Skills
- Regional Partnership Seminar: Case Study 1
Careers
Graduates from this program pursue diverse paths, including returning to their home regions (UI turn), working in the Tokyo metropolitan area, or continuing to graduate school or studying abroad. They are equipped to contribute to regional development through their professional careers or as active community members.
- IT
- Infrastructure
- Entertainment
- Education Services
- Government Agencies
- Banking
- Advertising Agencies
- Trading Companies
- Human Resources
- Machinery Manufacturers
- Automobile Manufacturers
- News Agencies
- Real Estate
- Insurance Agencies
- Travel Agencies
- Organizational Staff
- Graduate School
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Undergraduate Admissions Program at Waseda University?
- This program seeks students with a global perspective who are motivated to learn about and contribute to regional development and problem-solving, connecting high school learning with university studies and lifelong community engagement.
- What are the career prospects for graduates of this program?
- Graduates pursue diverse paths including returning to their home regions, working in the Tokyo metropolitan area, or continuing to graduate school, and are equipped for roles in IT, government, banking, and various manufacturing and service industries.
- How does tuition work for this program?
- Tuition fees vary annually and are adjusted to avoid concentrating the burden in specific years; the first year's tuition is slightly lower due to an included entrance fee, with subsequent years having relatively higher tuition.
- What kind of support does the university offer for this program?
- The university provides comprehensive support from enrollment to graduation, including interdisciplinary learning, dedicated seminars, extracurricular programs focused on regional engagement, and career support.
- Are there scholarships available for international students in this program?
- Yes, Waseda University offers internal scholarships requiring registration through MyWaseda, and students can also apply for external scholarships from JASSO, private organizations, and local governments.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by year and are adjusted to avoid concentrating the burden in specific years. The first year includes an entrance fee, making tuition slightly lower. Subsequent years, without the entrance fee, have relatively higher tuition.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by year and are adjusted to avoid concentrating the burden in specific years. The first year includes an entrance fee, making tuition slightly lower. Subsequent years, without the entrance fee, have relatively higher tuition.
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Information on tuition fees can be found in the 'Undergraduate Program Handbook' distributed upon enrollment or on the Waseda University website page 'Fees, Tuition, etc.'. Detailed fee amounts are also sent via post approximately 10 days before the withdrawal date. Specific fee structures apply to extended study, students who have not advanced to the next year, and those on leave or studying abroad.
Scholarships
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Undergraduate Admissions Program at Waseda University?
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This program seeks students with a global perspective who are motivated to learn about and contribute to regional development and problem-solving, connecting high school learning with university studies and lifelong community engagement.
What are the career prospects for graduates of this program?
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Graduates pursue diverse paths including returning to their home regions, working in the Tokyo metropolitan area, or continuing to graduate school, and are equipped for roles in IT, government, banking, and various manufacturing and service industries.
How does tuition work for this program?
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Tuition fees vary annually and are adjusted to avoid concentrating the burden in specific years; the first year's tuition is slightly lower due to an included entrance fee, with subsequent years having relatively higher tuition.
What kind of support does the university offer for this program?
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The university provides comprehensive support from enrollment to graduation, including interdisciplinary learning, dedicated seminars, extracurricular programs focused on regional engagement, and career support.
Are there scholarships available for international students in this program?
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Yes, Waseda University offers internal scholarships requiring registration through MyWaseda, and students can also apply for external scholarships from JASSO, private organizations, and local governments.