Different types of study abroad schools in Japan

As one of China's neighbors, Japan has a perfect education constitution and is favored by China to study abroad. It is understood that there are many schools for us to choose from among the 43 counties in Japan with one capital, one government and two counties. So how can I choose the one I want to go to from so many schools? Come and have a look with me.

Category of Japanese study abroad schools:

Generally speaking, there are three types of schools: state, public and private, but there are four types of schools in Japan: universities, colleges, junior colleges and short-term universities.

The university is an undergraduate school with a four-year academic system. In Japan, there are Musashi University, Hosei University, Tekyo University, Tokyo City University, Soka University, Keio University, Tsukuba University, Osaka Geji University and the well-known Tokyo University.

A university is a graduate school, and there are master's courses and doctoral courses on the basis of undergraduate education. In Japan, master's degree is 2 years and doctor's degree is 3 years. Meiji University, Nagoya University, sophia university and other universities have large colleges.

Junior college is a Japanese school. These schools mainly offer specialized courses for junior and senior high school graduates, including Shan Ye Beauty School, Tokyo International Business School, Japan Institute of Technology Information School, Kobe Electronic School, Tokyo TCA School and Japan Electronic School.

Short-term university, a kind of Japanese university, is mainly to teach and learn professional knowledge and skills, and cultivate the abilities necessary for career or real life. Short-term universities set up disciplines instead of departments, with a schooling period of 2 or 3 years. Short-term universities in Japan include Tekyo University, Yamano University of Beauty Arts, Osaka University of Health and Welfare, Kansai International Studies University, Kyoto University of Economics and so on.

Advantages of studying in Japan:

1. Economic aspects

In terms of distance, Japan is closer to China than Europe and America, which not only saves time, but also is more economical. At the same time, as a developed country, tuition is far more economical than other developed countries. In terms of life, Japanese folk customs are similar to those of China, which is more suitable for overseas students to live in China.

2. Education system

Japanese education pays more attention to the combination of theoretical research and employment practice. For example, international students in Japan have to take a professional course in their freshman year or graduate year, and the teacher of this course is usually an enterprise executive or engineer in related majors. Objective To help students understand their future employment direction, so as to help students set goals.

3. Working environment

As a developed country, Japan has many job opportunities and generous salary. There are also various forms of part-time jobs, including hourly, daily and monthly jobs. The salary of international students working in Japan is about 800~ 1000 yen per hour. The allowed working time is 4 hours a day. You can work 8 hours on holidays. Moreover, some Japanese companies also provide employees with working meals and transportation expenses to ensure that the income of international students is net income.

4. Admission system

The admission of domestic universities in China is completely evaluated by examinations, and the enrollment indicators of various provinces are still limited, which will put some pressure on some students living in "populous provinces". It is also difficult for some students with partial majors to get into famous universities. And Japan will test your major. There is also the unified examination. There are two exams for studying abroad every year. If you get a higher score, you can apply for a university. In addition, Japanese universities implement the Neno professor system. As long as the professor recognizes you, you can follow the professor for graduate school even if you are not admitted to the monk. Therefore, the chances of being admitted to a famous university in Japan are much greater than those in China.

5. Employment opportunities

There are many international trade exchanges in today's society. International students are familiar with the culture and communication methods between China and Japan, and their academic qualifications have also been improved, making them more competitive when applying. At present, Japanese enterprises are also very willing to recruit foreign students from China, on the one hand, because of their language advantages, and on the other hand, because of the increase of tourists visiting China, for enterprises engaged in the service industry. People who can speak Chinese are precious.