At around 14:17 on February 28, Beijing time, the explosion in Tehran tore apart the superficial calm in the Middle East. The United States and Israel have joined forces to launch a large-scale military strike against Iran. The United States called it "Epic Fury" and Israel named it "Roaring Lion."
Admission scores for Guangdong University’s International Economics and Trade major in 2015
School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Guangdong International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Liberal Arts 563 Guangdong University of Finance Guangdong International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Science 573 School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Guangdong International Economics and Trade 2016 Second Batch Liberal Arts 508 Guangdong University of Finance Guangdong International Economics and Trade 2016 Second Batch Science 506 Guangdong University of Finance Guangdong International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Ningxia in 2015
School Region Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Ningxia International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Liberal Arts 507 School Region Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Ningxia International Economics and Trade 2016 Second Batch Liberal Arts 521 Guangdong University of Finance Ningxia International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Liberal Arts 507
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Jiangxi in 2015
School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Jiangxi International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Science 552 School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Jiangxi International Economics and Trade 2016 Second Batch Science 541 Guangdong University of Finance Jiangxi International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Science 552 Guangdong University of Finance Jiangxi International Economics and Trade 2014 Second Batch Science 535 Guangdong University of Finance Jiangxi International Economics and Trade 2013 Second Batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Hubei in 2015
School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Hubei International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 527 School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Hubei International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch liberal arts 529 Guangdong Finance University Hubei International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 527 Guangdong University of Finance Hubei International Economics and Trade 2014 second batch liberal arts 544 Guangdong Finance University Hubei International Economics and Trade 2013 second batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Shandong in 2015
School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Shandong International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 573 School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Shandong International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch science 550 Guangdong University of Finance Shandong International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 573
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Sichuan in 2015
School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Sichuan International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 557 School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Sichuan International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch liberal arts 540 Guangdong Finance University Sichuan International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch liberal arts 557 Guangdong University of Finance Sichuan International Economics and Trade 2012 second batch liberal arts 518 Guangdong University of Finance Sichuan International Economics and Trade 2011 second batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Guangxi in 2015
School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Guangxi International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Science 505 School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Guangxi International Economics and Trade 2016 Second Batch Science 530 Guangdong University of Finance Guangxi International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Science 505 Guangdong University of Finance Guangxi International Economics and Trade 2014 Second Batch Liberal Arts 581 Guangdong University of Finance Guangxi International Economics and Trade 2013 Second Batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Henan in 2015
School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Henan International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Liberal Arts 521 School Area Major Year Batch Type Score Guangdong University of Finance Henan International Economics and Trade 2015 Second Batch Liberal Arts 521 Guangdong University of Finance Henan International Economics and Trade 2014 Second Batch Liberal Arts 539 Guangdong University of Finance Henan International Economics and Trade 2014 Second Batch Science 551 Guangdong University of Finance Henan International Economics and Trade 2013 Second Batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Yunnan in 2016
School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch science 526 School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch science 526 Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch science 487 Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2014 second batch science 530 Guangdong Finance University Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2013 second batch
Admission scores for Guangdong University of Finance’s International Economics and Trade major in Yunnan in 2015
School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch science 487 School area major year batch type score Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2016 second batch science 526 Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2015 second batch science 487 Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2014 second batch science 530 Guangdong University of Finance Yunnan International Economics and Trade 2013 second batch
Today, the editor of Weilan Study Abroad will introduce to you how much is the tuition and living expenses for one year of postgraduate study in Japan? I hope it can provide some reference for students and their parents who are interested in studying in Japan for graduate school!
1. How much is the tuition fee for one year of postgraduate study in Japan?
Tuition fees for graduate students in Japan generally consist of three parts: examination materials, admission fees and coursework materials.
Test materials: 9800 yen
Admission fee: only needs to be paid once, 84,600 yen
Tuition materials: Tuition fees during the postgraduate period are calculated on a monthly basis, 29,700 yen/month, as introduced by Weilan Study Abroad. However, it is usually paid together with the fee for half a year. This is only 350,000 yen per year, which is equivalent to half of the language school tuition. Therefore, postgraduate study at a Japanese university is the cheapest among all stages of studying in Japan.
Private universities have their own completely different charging standards and items. Some charge by credit, some by academic year, some only have two fees, and some have countless fees. They are not very uniform.
Tuition fees for postgraduate studies in Japan during master’s degree:
(1) National public university
Test materials: 30,000 yen,
Admission fee: 282,000 yen,
Tuition materials: 535,800 yen, calculated in years
Usually, when the first-year monks enroll, the tuition fee to be paid is about 50,000 yuan. Of course, there is no admission fee and test materials in the second year, and you only need to pay 535,800 yen in tuition materials.
Another special situation in terms of monk fees is that the tuition fee for law graduate courses in some schools is 804,000 yen per year, totaling: 1,116,000 yen.
(2) Private universities
The tuition fees for master's degrees at private universities are generally between 800,000 and 1,500,000 yen, and there is no uniform standard.
2. How much is the living expenses for one year of postgraduate study in Japan?
There is a large gap in the cost of living in different regions in Japan. Japanese universities have also compiled statistics on the cost of living in relevant regions.
1. How much does it cost to live in Tokyo for one year of studying abroad in Japan?
According to statistics from the University of Tokyo, the average monthly living expenses of graduate students (students studying master's/doctoral programs) at the school is 137,061 yen, which is about 7,000 yuan.
In addition, the University of Tokyo also stated that due to Japan’s unique eating habits, international students’ food expenses in Japan are generally higher, no less than 40,000 yen (approximately 2,000 yuan).
2. How much is the living expenses in Nagoya area for one year of studying abroad in Japan?
According to statistics from Nagoya University, including food, accommodation and other expenses, monthly living expenses range from 77,000 to 11,700 yen (approximately 4,000 to 6,000 yuan).
3. How much does it cost to live in Osaka for one year of postgraduate study in Japan?
Osaka University has given living expenses suggestions for exchange students for reference. The school recommends that you prepare 100,000-120,000 yen per month for living expenses (approximately 5,000-6,000 RMB).
The above is for reference
(1) Accommodation fee
The dormitories provided by the school are very limited and generally cannot be applied for. However, you can choose an apartment that is slightly more expensive but has good conditions. It usually has a separate bathroom and kitchen, which can meet everyone's needs. It costs 3,000-5,000 yuan per month. Students with relatively small budgets can choose various forms of shared accommodation. In this case, everyone needs to share public spaces, but various expenses can be shared, which can greatly reduce the financial pressure of studying abroad, which is 2,000-3,000 yuan per month.
(2) Meal expenses
If you cook and eat by yourself, your monthly expenses will be around 1,500 yuan. If you go to a restaurant or cafeteria to eat, a meal usually costs about 30 yuan, so the monthly expense will be about 3,000 yuan, which is relatively expensive.
(3) Transportation expenses
Weilan Study Abroad recommends that you live close to the school so that you can walk every day. If you usually go out to play, the transportation fee is about 300-600 yuan.
To sum up, the one-year tuition fee for a graduate school in Japan is about 50,000-90,000 yuan, and the living expenses are about 50,000-70,000 yuan. The total annual cost is about 100,000-150,000 yuan.
The above is the tuition and living expenses for one year of postgraduate study in Japan introduced by Weilan Study Abroad to students. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
At around 14:17 on February 28, Beijing time, the explosion in Tehran tore apart the superficial calm in the Middle East. The United States and Israel have joined forces to launch a large-scale military strike against Iran. The United States called it "Epic Fury" and Israel named it "Roaring Lion." A joint military operation, two names, the hegemonic alliance has different calculations, and the goal is directly to subvert the Iranian regime. The "progressive raid" - the first raid by Israel, followed by the full-scale intervention of the US military, and the escalation of the war from "small fight" to "big fight" not only allowed us to see the military muscle show of major powers, but also exposed the naked challenge of hegemonism and power politics to international law, international order and the "United Nations Charter".
Why did you choose to take action at this time? The answer lies in the negotiation table and aircraft carrier dynamics. On the 26th, the United States and Iran just completed the third round of indirect negotiations in Geneva and "made significant progress." The Foreign Minister of Oman even said that "a peace agreement is within reach." However, at the same moment, Trump was receiving a briefing on the military strike plan. The USS Ford arrived in Israeli waters on the 27th. The dual-carrier strike group was in place, and 11 F-22 fighters and 20 aerial tankers (KC-46, KC-135) were deployed. The so-called negotiations are nothing but smoke and mirrors before the war machine starts. The United States and Israel assess that "there is no way out for negotiations," but a more accurate interpretation is that military preparations are ready and "regime change" operations can begin. On the 28th, Trump shouted, "When the operation is over, take over your government." Netanyahu even bluntly stated in the underground military fortress that the goal was to "overthrow the Iranian regime." The aggressive nature of this military operation was fully exposed. The so-called "daylight attack" and "pre-emptive strike" are obviously lies carefully packaged. According to Article 2, paragraph 4, of the Charter of the United Nations, member states shall not use threats or force to violate the territorial integrity or political independence of any country. The United States and Israel launched an attack without the authorization of the United Nations and without encountering an armed attack, which is a typical illegal use of force. Before February 28, the United States planned and executed the largest military buildup in the region since 2003 in the Middle East.
Why does Joint Action have two names? This just illustrates the essence of the alliance: different divisions of labor and each getting what it needs. The "Epic Fury" of the United States is a Hollywood-style hegemonic intimidation, with the goal of "completely destroying Iran's military power" and dismantling its security system; Israel's "Roaring Lion" is a survival metaphor in Jewish culture, trying to emphasize the logic of "preemptive strike" self-defense through its name. This "tacit understanding" of differences is just a deliberate division - the United States is fighting a "war for global hegemony", while Israel is fighting a "war of survival and self-defense" to eliminate threats and dominate the Middle East. When the two countries jointly attacked Iran in June last year, they also used different names - "Midnight Hammer" and "Rising Lion". This exposed the truth of the special relationship between the two countries: they are both allies, but they do not want to be involved in "subordination"; they must jointly act, but they must each explain the war narrative to the domestic people and affirm their justice.
War is raging across the Middle East. Iran's retaliatory action "Honesty Commitment 4" covered Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. The US Fifth Fleet Service Center was attacked. There were three loud explosions in the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the airspace was closed. There were explosions in the capital of Saudi Arabia, and multiple missiles flew over Iraq. Alarms were sounded in Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar. The Strait of Hormuz, the only passage through which 21% of the world’s seaborne crude oil and 20% of liquefied natural gas must pass, has been pushed into a powder keg. Far from being a bilateral conflict, this crisis is tearing apart the security architecture of the entire region. Regional countries are worried that if the conflict continues, the flow of refugees will flow to Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Armenia; if the strait is blocked, oil prices may soar above $100, and global economic recovery will be severely hit.
What is even more worrying is that the international nuclear non-proliferation system is suffering fatal corrosion from double standards. The United States itself has the world's largest nuclear arsenal. Israel is estimated to have 90 nuclear bombs but refuses to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Instead, it uses the excuse that "Iran may possess nuclear weapons" to launch military strikes against sovereign countries. This logic of nuclear hegemony is shaking the cornerstone of the international order through military operations of the US military around the world.
The impact of war on the Middle East structure and ordinary people will be disastrous. Following the previous two Gulf Wars, this action marked a complete shift in U.S. policy toward Iran—from "containment" to "regime change." The war will instantly cut off the financial resources of the Gulf Arab countries and directly impact the economic lifeline of U.S. allies such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar. The United States itself is extremely dependent on the Strait of Hormuz (accounting for only 2% of its consumption in 2024), but allies such as Japan and South Korea are highly dependent on energy here. A blocked or highly volatile energy channel will severely damage the global economy - global financial markets will be violently shaken, soaring oil prices will intensify inflationary pressures; surges in shipping costs will impact the supply chain, and energy crises will threaten economic recovery. What many Arab countries, such as Egypt and Jordan, really want is a strategic balance between Israel and Iran, rather than the complete collapse of one side. If Iran is defeated, Israel's regional influence will be unrivaled. This "one-dominated" situation will also trigger collective anxiety and resistance in the Arab world. If Iran is defeated in this conflict, the situation in the Middle East will become more complicated. What is even more tragic is that it is always civilians who bear the cost of war. Tehran citizen Mohammad Javad Molavi's question was heartbreaking: "For more than 20 years, we have tried hard to prove that we keep our promises, but the other side always drops bombs during negotiations." On the afternoon of the 28th, the governor of Hormozgan Province in southern Iran revealed that a girls' school in Minab City was directly attacked. As of 14:45 local time, 51 students were killed and 60 students were injured in the fighting. Schools were bombed, network signals were interrupted, homes were destroyed, and people took refuge in the subway—this is the life of civilians under the "epic rage".
Viewed from the perspective of a community with a shared future for mankind, this war will be a disaster with no winner. When resources are used to create hatred and bring death, the wealth that should be used to combat climate change and eliminate poverty is reduced to ashes in the operation of aircraft carriers and missile explosions. The international community must be soberly aware that no one will be able to survive alone if the law of the jungle is allowed to prevail. Protecting the spirit of the United Nations Charter is not a choice, but the bottom line of human coexistence. The United Nations Security Council must fulfill its responsibilities and stop this aggressive war in the name of "anti-nuclear" but in reality "regime change". History will remember: On February 28, 2026, when peace was within reach, artillery shells flew into the sky.
Look at the news reporter: Chen Rui
Shanghai Zhongqiao Teachers Network reminds you that the 2023 Shanghai Zhongqiao Vocational and Technical University Teacher Recruitment Announcement has been released. In order to facilitate all students to better understand the relevant information of the 2024 Shanghai Teacher Recruitment Examination. You can also check Shanghai teacher recruitment examination information, Shanghai teacher recruitment coaching courses, etc. to learn more. The following is the main content of this article:
1. Recruitment majors and subject areas
Robotics, automotive services, intelligent manufacturing, artificial intelligence, digital media, Internet of Things, computers, big data, construction engineering, engineering cost, food quality and safety, food nutrition and health, pharmaceutical engineering, nursing, modern logistics management, financial technology, accounting, nursing, medical equipment, visual communication design, environmental art design, English, Marxist theory and other professional disciplines or related fields.
2. Recruitment positions, benefits and application conditions
Basic requirements for applying:
1. Comply with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China, have no legal disputes, and no criminal record;
2. Have good personal qualities, professional ethics and teamwork spirit;
3. Have a doctorate degree and love education;
4. Have strong education, teaching and scientific research capabilities, and those with more than 2 years of corporate work experience are preferred;
5. Generally, the applicant must be no more than 55 years old, in good physical and mental health, and meet the conditions and requirements of the position.
Other benefits:
The school provides free teachers' apartments with private bathrooms and shuttle buses to and from get off work.
3. Registration method
(1) Application time
Application period: Full-time teachers are recruited year-round.
(2) How to apply
1. Applicants must provide the following materials and ensure the authenticity and validity of the materials provided.
(1) Resume and electronic photos (one ID photo and one daily life photo);
(2) Provide scanned copies of ID cards, passports or mainland travel passes for residents of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan;
(3) Scanned copies of academic qualifications and degree certificates (those who have returned from studying abroad must provide the "Foreign Academic Degree Certification" issued by the Ministry of Education), professional title certificates, and vocational qualification certificates;
(4) Other materials that can prove personal qualifications and abilities;
(5) Representative papers and works, catalog of scientific research results and certification documents or copies of awards.
2. Applicants should send the scanned copy of the application materials to the email: zqdxrsc@126.com, with the title "Apply for a certain professional teacher";
3. Those who pass the preliminary review will be notified of the interview time.
4. Contact information
Mailing address: No. 3888, Caolang Road, Jinshan District, Shanghai
Consultation hotline: 021-31616200 Mr. Jiang from the Personnel Department
Email: zqdxrsc@126.com
The two sessions of the National People's Congress are about to be held, and the representatives of the Shanghai delegation are carefully polishing their proposals and suggestions. This year, many representatives have continued the theme of suggestions from previous years. They plan to continue to optimize through long-term tracking and patient research to promote practical matters for people's livelihood or the transformation and implementation of scientific and technological achievements. Yao Zhuoyun, who has been paying attention to the discretionary guardianship system for a long time, will continue to refine relevant suggestions this year, hoping to quickly build a multi-level discretionary guardianship service system and supervision system after the new regulations on discretionary guardianship are implemented.
Last month, Yao Zhuoyun, a representative of the National People's Congress, learned that after the newly revised "Shanghai Regulations on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly" were officially implemented, a voluntary guardianship case had been implemented, and he hurriedly came to Jing'an Court to learn about the situation.
At the scene, a president of the Jing'an Court recalled: "The client said that I am worried about my own pension. Now I am the guardian of my son. Next time I will be old and no one will care about me. What will happen to me and my son?"
It turned out that the client's son had been mentally disabled since childhood and was unable to take care of himself. The client was worried that there would be no one to take care of the mother and son after he became incapacitated in the future, so he wanted to entrust the guardianship responsibility to his close nephew. Finally, under the guidance of the new regulations on discretionary guardianship, the client signed a consent-related guardianship agreement under the guidance of the Jing'an Court judge and the witness of the staff of the neighborhood committee. At the scene, Yao Zhuoyun also raised concerns about the difficulties in grassroots practice and prepared to incorporate them into the representatives' suggestions.
In fact, in the 2015 revision of the Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly, my country proposed the "voluntary guardianship" system for the first time. However, this guardianship system faces many challenges in actual operation. Previously, Yao Zhuoyun had already collected some difficult and blocking issues in the grassroots courts.
Lu Wenjia, deputy director of the Jiading Court, told Representative Yao: "In-process supervision measures are still in the stage of judicial exploration and experience, and have not yet risen to the level of legal norms. Therefore, they can only be applied with the consent of the parties involved. The overall application rate needs to be improved. There are contradictions between the case trial cycle, the essence of the custody dispute, the difficulty of review, and the contradiction between the principles of punishment and debate and the principle that is most beneficial to the ward."
Since the operating rules are not yet complete, the grassroots are "crossing the river by feeling for the stones" when handling cases related to voluntary guardianship. There have been confusions but also useful attempts have been accumulated. For example, in order to strengthen the effectiveness of supervision, in 2024, when handling an elderly guardianship case, the Jiading Court produced and sorted out "two tables and one instruction", namely: adult guardianship instructions, a list of the ward's personal and property situation, and a guardianship ledger. Guardians must fill in the forms strictly in accordance with the forms and send them to other brothers and sisters regularly to accept supervision. Yao Zhuoyun carefully recorded the handling details as a reference for subsequent formulation of representatives’ proposed countermeasures.
Ji Xuepeng, deputy director of the Civil Division of Jiading Court, said: "The specifics include, for example, during this period, what property income the ward had, what property he spent, what he did, as well as his residence, life, If there are any particularly major changes in medical care, they will also be reported. The design of such a system effectively helps guardians to fully and effectively perform their guardianship duties, and is also a manifestation of the principle that is most beneficial to the ward. Therefore, I think our two tables and one directive also have certain reference and application space for discretionary guardianship. "
As a deputy to the National People's Congress, Yao Zhuoyun has been concerned about the implementation of voluntary guardianship for many years. Last year at the National People's Congress and the National People's Congress, Yao Zhuoyun submitted a "Recommendation on Accelerating the Legislative Process of the Elderly Determined Guardianship System." During this year, the implementation process also pressed the accelerator button, especially in local practice. In November last year, The newly revised "Shanghai Regulations on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly" were officially implemented, clarifying for the first time the two main paths for the elderly to establish voluntary guardianship. At the same time, the "Shanghai Municipal Opinions on Promoting the Implementation of the voluntary guardianship system for the elderly (Trial)" was approved by the municipal government executive meeting and was officially issued in early December. The introduction of these new regulations has ensured the implementation of discretionary guardianship in Shanghai.
Bai Yun, the president of the Comprehensive Tribunal for Juvenile and Family Cases of the Jing'an District People's Court, believes that there is a huge demand for discretionary guardianship in grassroots cases: "The new regulations have detailed requirements for the witness of the village committee who decides on discretionary guardianship. This is more complete for the signing process of discretionary guardianship. It puts a safety lock on the effectiveness of subsequent performance throughout the process. In fact, it also points out the direction for more people who want to decide on guardianship, and plays an important role in promoting the implementation of this system."
Of course, it will take a long time for voluntary guardianship to give full play to the advantages of the system. Yao Zhuoyun plans to further digest this year's new progress, new problems, and new thinking into this year's representatives' suggestions, so that a wider group of people can understand and use voluntary guardianship as soon as possible.
In this regard, Yao Zhuoyun, a representative of the National People's Congress, said: "After putting forward this representative proposal last year, we knew that this representative proposal cannot be stopped abruptly, because it is just in its infancy. As a representative of the National People's Congress, in fact, I think we also need further research and discussion, in order to make the legal system of voluntary guardianship more complete and truly achieve its original intention and goal."
Reported by reporter Zhao Yifan
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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)
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