Japanese major, want to take the postgraduate exam, which university is better?

20 15-20 16 the list of the top 20 national Japanese major universities was released.

The number one is Beijing Foreign Studies University.

The second place is Shanghai International Studies University.

The third place is Tsinghua University.

4 Shanghai Jiaotong University

5 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies

6 Heilongjiang University

7 Beijing Normal University

8 Jilin University

9 Zhejiang University

10 Dalian International Studies University

1 1 East China Normal University

12 Peking University

13 Hunan University

14 Tianjin Foreign Studies University

15 Shandong University

16 China Renmin university

17 beijing international studies university

18 Nankai University

19 Tongji University

20 Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Career prospects

According to statistics, the employment ratio of Japanese talents in various industries is: Japanese-funded enterprises account for 50%-60%; State organs (including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, governments at all levels, customs, foreign trade offices and trade promotion associations, etc.). ) accounts for about 20%; Japanese teachers and Japanese tour guides each account for about 10%. Among the more than 0/000 foreign-funded enterprises in Shanghai/KLOC-,Japanese-funded enterprises account for nearly 60%, exceeding 6,000, ranking first among foreign-funded enterprises. Coupled with the rapid development of bilateral trade between China and Japan, domestic enterprises engaged in Japanese business are also growing, and enterprises urgently need a large number of Japanese exchange and translation talents. Therefore, many students regard entering a Japanese company as the beginning of their career. The number of Japanese enterprises in Shanghai is increasing year by year. By the end of 20 13, there were 8 155 Japanese enterprises in Shanghai. With the continuous advancement of localization of Japanese enterprises in Shanghai, more and more Japanese SMEs come to Shanghai to explore business opportunities, and the demand for talents is also growing. In addition to Japanese professionals, Japanese-funded enterprises also favor graduates from science and engineering majors who are proficient in English or Japanese. At the same time, it also opened the door for the majority of fresh graduates to go abroad for employment through Japanese majors. China and Japan are politically cold and economically hot, so their foreign trade keeps growing, and they need Japanese talents more. Japanese capital still favors bilingual talents.