What welfare policies can I enjoy when studying in Japan?

Studying in Japan can not only receive a high level of education, but also enjoy many benefits, so studying in Japan has gradually become more and more popular. So what kind of welfare policies can Japanese students enjoy when studying abroad? Come and have a look with me!

First, Japan's welfare policy for studying abroad

1, scholarship welfare policy

According to the nature of the school, different disciplines and majors, the average annual tuition fee for international students is 30,000-70,000 yuan, and the scholarship system of Japanese universities is gradually enriched and improved. In addition to national grants such as scholarships from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of the Japanese government, there are also many private scholarships established by schools and enterprise groups. It can be said that the tuition fees for studying in Japan are relatively low.

2. Work-study welfare policy

Studying in Japan not only has low tuition fees, but also has a very good welfare policy for work-study programs. Because in fact, although the tuition fee for studying in Japan is low, the living expenses are slightly higher, so Japan stipulates that the minimum wage for international students to work part-time in Japan is about 800 yen/hour. Therefore, foreign students with ordinary family conditions can use the income from weekly work as one of the sources of living expenses when filling in the application materials.

3, the national health insurance welfare policy

Japan is a country where all people participate in medical insurance. All residents living in Japan, including foreigners, are obliged to participate, and the medical insurance premium for international students or low-income people will be greatly reduced or reduced. If these people get sick, the Japanese government will bear 70% to 80% of the medical expenses, while the insured only needs to bear 20% to 30% of the medical expenses. In Japan, no one will be denied treatment because of lack of money.

4. Immigration welfare policy

In recent years, Japan's immigration policy has become more and more relaxed. The "300,000 foreign students policy" stipulates that foreigners who apply for residence in Japan can extend their residence period from the current 3 years to 5 years if they reach the Japanese level stipulated by the Japanese government. This regulation is very beneficial to college students who have already studied in Japan.

Second, the conditions for studying in Japan

Conditions for undergraduate study in Japanese universities:

There are basically two ways to enter a Japanese university for undergraduate study.

Methods 1: You can take the unified examination for Japanese international students when you enroll in undergraduate courses. Basically, there is no strict requirement for the exam, and everyone can take it. The required level is a condition that needs attention. The examination content is divided into arts and sciences, and the general examination content includes Japanese. The specific scores require different schools, and the better the school, the higher the score.

Method 2: Apply for undergraduate English teaching. This is an application system, but the requirements are strict, requiring students to have international standardized scores (such as A-level). General high schools can only apply for international courses or high schools studying abroad.

Study conditions of Japanese university graduate students:

Japanese graduate students correspond to our graduate preparatory course, and there is no formal education to prepare for the monk exam later, so it is an application system. Generally speaking, these conditions are necessary for application:

1, full-time undergraduate graduate

2. The applied major is related to the major during the undergraduate period.

3. The research plan is in line with the professor's research direction.

4. Japanese reaches N 1.

5. Sufficient economic strength to support study.

6. Letter of recommendation

English teaching conditions for monks in Japanese universities;

As I said before, undergraduate courses are taught in English, and so are Japanese monks. Similarly, it is also an application system, through which students can directly enter the study of monks, and the following conditions are required:

1, full-time undergraduate graduate, if it is 2 1 1, 985, it will have a better application advantage.

2.GPA reaches 3.0(4.0 scale)

3. English (TOEFL, IELTS, etc. ) meets the requirements of the school.

4. Some majors will require students to have standardized scores such as GRE.

5, the professional span is not large, and you can't apply for undergraduate majors that have little to do with it.

Third, the advantages of studying in Japan

1, it is easy to go to Japan. Japan has a huge plan to recruit 65,438+0,000 international students. Under this premise, there is great potential for studying in Japan, and the requirements for guarantee procedures, Japanese level and education level are not too high, which invisibly improves the visa rate, so it is easy and safe to "go" to Japan.

It's very cheap to go to Japan. The down payment for studying in Japan is about 70,000 RMB, which depreciates with the yen. Generally100000 RMB is enough, which is much less than going to other countries. The proportion of "tuition-free" students studying in Japan is relatively large. About 90% of international students in national universities are free, about 50% in public universities, and some outstanding students in private universities are free of tuition.

There are many ways to enter Japanese universities. There are many college entrance examinations in Japan, which provide more opportunities for studying abroad. Public universities in China should have first-class results as well as unified examination results for international students. National famous brands also have special requirements for performance. Many national universities have set the minimum scores for registration, and they also have to take Japanese papers and specialized courses, as well as interviews, and some even have to take Japanese middle school textbooks. The standards of public universities are lower than those of state universities.

There are also many jobs to make money. On the one hand, there are more opportunities to work in Japan than in many countries. Especially in 2000, the Japanese government began to clean up illegally detained personnel, which objectively provided more job opportunities for international students. You can imagine what the income from fishing every day will be for three days and two days. On the other hand, it is about 700 ~ 1000 yen at work, which is also more than many countries.

It is easier to study abroad for further study. Studying for a master's degree (monk) in Japan is a little less difficult. The idea of many Japanese people is that they don't want to study more and want to earn money early. The proportion of Japanese undergraduates studying for master's degree is 7%, which is far lower than other countries. This has more or less increased the opportunities for some international students who want to further their studies. In particular, many major universities in Japan have undergraduate and graduate students, and four-year undergraduate and two-year master's degrees are completed in one go.

6. The quality of daily teaching is higher. On the one hand, the implementation of credit education in Japan can make learning more flexible and selective, and the quality education effect is better, which is more conducive to talents' early exit and fast forward. Japan's four-year universities can complete the examination in three years, and the two-year master's degree can also be completed in one year. Of course, the premise is to learn well. This kind of opportunity is not available in all countries.

7. It's easier to keep your job. Many parents are worried about the economic downturn in Japan, but we can look back. 1998 during the Japanese economic crisis, the employment rate of Japanese university graduates was around 87%, which was unmatched by many countries including China. Moreover, the Japanese government supports international students to work in Japan, making it easier to obtain employment visas, unlike some western countries that need green cards to grant visas.