In recent years, more and more domestic college students have chosen to study in Japan for postgraduate studies after graduation. How much does it cost to study as a graduate student in Japan for one year? In order to help you understand the cost of studying in Japan, we have compiled the content for you, let’s learn about it together.
1. Japanese public universities
The verification data is 30,000 yen, the registration fee is 282,000 yen, and the teaching materials are calculated based on the previous year's 535,800 yen, so the tuition fees monks usually pay in the first year of registration is about 50,000 yuan. Of course, the admission fee and verification materials for the second year are relatively small, only 535,800 yen for textbooks. There are also special circumstances regarding monk fees. At some schools, the cost of legal studies is 840,000 yen per year, for a total of 111,600 yen.
2. Japanese private universities
The cost of admission to private universities generally ranges from 800,000 to 1.5 million yen, and there is no uniform standard.
3. Living expenses for studying in Japan
The national average monthly living expenses for foreign students: 138,000 yen (8280 yuan). (Tuition not included)
Accommodation fee: between 30,000 yen and 60,000 yen (1,200-1,800 yuan)
Food expenses: about 30,000 yen (1,800 yuan)
Average transportation fee: 7,000 yen (420 yuan)
Insurance and medical care: 3,000 yen (180 yuan)
Other water, electricity, coal and groceries are about 20,000+ (1200+ RMB)
Books, activities: 9,000 yen (540 yuan)
From the above data, it can be seen that the cost for students to study in Tokyo, Japan is the highest. In addition, in recent years, the total number of Chinese students studying in Japan has generally been on the rise, and international students are more likely to choose schools in big cities. For example, cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, and Kyoto are popular cities for studying abroad. These cities not only provide a diverse international cultural environment, but also provide more possibilities for foreign students to find jobs in the future. The cost of studying abroad in these metropolitan areas is relatively high, so a variety of factors should be considered when making your choice.
Japan’s scholarship system is relatively complete and has a high success rate. You should actively apply for scholarships to reduce your financial burden. According to statistics from the Japan Students Association in recent years, about 5 foreign students who study in Japan at their own expense can receive scholarships. The average monthly scholarship amount is between 50,000 and 60,000 yen, which is about one-third of the monthly living expenses. The scholarships provided by the Japanese government for research-oriented international students will be higher, with each student receiving a monthly bonus of up to 150,000 yen.
It can be seen from the above information that different schools, different regions, and whether to work and apply for scholarships will affect the cost of students studying abroad. It is recommended that you apply for a Japanese scholarship and work in Japan, which can greatly reduce the cost of studying abroad.
However, when choosing a school, we must not only pay attention to the cost, but also consider all aspects of the school, especially what major to choose. In addition, after studying and living in Japan for a period of time, you will gradually master some skills to save money, so that you need to spend less money! (This article is reproduced from the Internet, if there is any infringement, please contact us to delete it)
