How to contact the tutor in Japan when applying for postgraduate study?

1) graduate applications are basically books, that is, you can apply as long as you submit the necessary materials and get the permission of your tutor. There are also a few good universities that need written tests, but only a few. Postgraduate applications can be domestic (Japanese) or overseas (Japanese is in China).

2) The first step of applying for graduate students: contact the tutor of the university you want to go to, hoping that he can be your tutor (of course, you need to collect information about the university in advance to make sure that this university must recruit graduate students.

Some students like to cast their nets in an all-round way, and try to contact their tutors who are close to their majors. In fact, this is neither labor-saving nor successful, because a major will be divided into many directions, and each tutor's direction is different, so some tutors will refuse to accept it on the grounds of different research directions.

If you see the information in the laboratory (as most schools do), then you need to be patient enough to check hp one by one in the laboratory. Generally speaking, the home page will be the introduction of the research room (につぃて), so read it carefully. After knowing the information on the home page, it is suggested to look at the members of the research room (メンバー) or the recent activities (ィベント), where the information and contact information of professors are usually written. In addition, check whether there are any overseas students in China, or look at the recent research activities in their research room. Of course, these are not all. Some websites in the research room are extremely simple, and you will find them when you communicate with the professor by email in the future.

Email content

The main purposes of sending emails to professors include:

(1) Their basic information.

(2) indicate what degree you want to apply for.

③ Special circumstances or questions you want to consult.

After determining these purposes, we can decide the main content of the email:

1, your basic information (city, school, major, name)

2, the content of university study, the reason why you want to study/change your major.

3. Voluntary motivation. Why do you want to apply for graduate students in normal universities? Explaining this will make people feel that you really want to do research after investigation, instead of finding a bunch of teachers' emails and sending them casually, but it should be concise and to the point.