In some universities, in addition to formal courses, there are systems such as students attending classes. The students being audited are students who listen to the specified subjects, and some schools call them "graduate students in the department" and do not recognize credits. As an observer of informal students, universities have different regulations on the subjects (credits) that are allowed to attend. The law stipulates that "you should attend at least 1 week 10 hour (600 minutes)". Audited students can also become formal students.
1. Admission qualification
Completed more than 12 years of school education. (High school graduates or college graduates are generally under the age of 27; Undergraduate or graduate students are generally under the age of 35)
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For universities that start school in April, enrollment brochures and related application forms are generally published in June-August of the previous year, and applications are accepted from the middle and late August to the beginning of June 1 1. There are also some colleges and departments (about 40) in some universities that start in the second half of the semester (September or 10) and accept applications at the beginning of the year.
3. Entrance examination
To enter a Japanese university, you must pass the entrance examination.
Although many universities adopt special selection methods for international students, such as document review, interview and independent university education review, in general, they must take exams and interviews in Japan. In addition, there are many schools that directly admit foreign students according to the results of the [Japan Study Abroad Examination] and the required materials (that is, the [Japan Study Abroad Examination] uses the admission permission schools before the Japanese holiday). The examination time, subjects and procedures for studying abroad are different in different universities. Therefore, it is necessary to know the details of the entrance examination from the university that is preparing to apply.
Although the documents required for application vary from university to university, the following documents are generally required.
● Application for admission (written as "Application for Admission (Record)" in Japanese, the form required by the university should be filled out in Japanese or English, or it can be filled out with help, but it must be true).
● Health diagnosis certificate (in the format specified by the school, it should be checked and stamped in the municipal first-class hospital)
● Economic guarantee (Japanese means "identity and economic guarantee", and the forms prescribed by the university are filled in Japanese or English)
● Resume (a form prescribed by the university, filled out in Japanese or English. You can ask someone to help you fill it out, but it should be true)
● Proof of Japanese proficiency (some universities require Japanese proficiency or Japanese study abroad test scores)
● Photo (4.0*3.5cm color, black and white)
● Original high school or university graduation certificate (or certificate of scheduled graduation time) and official translation certificate.
● High school or college transcripts (paper is better, the form should be printed clearly, and the seal should be clearly stamped. Each course and the number of hours of study should be listed in detail. Some universities require notarization of transcripts.
● Letter of recommendation from the present (former) high school principal, dean or professor (preferably written in Japanese or English). If it is in Chinese, a Japanese or English translation should be attached)
Small paper (some universities want it, others don't, so they must write it themselves)
The deadline for application, delivery method, documents and materials to be submitted may vary from university to university and from major to major. Please consult the school where you apply. Universities that start school in April generally begin to accept consultation and application in August of the previous year, and the application ends in June 65438+ 10. Please start applying as soon as possible so as to leave enough time for all kinds of formalities.
Materials required for applying for Residence Qualification Certificate
After being admitted to the applied university, you have to apply for a study visa. Japan's study visa should be a counter-visa application. Apply to the Immigration Bureau of Japan for a "stay qualification certificate", that is, the entry permit approval from the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan. The guarantor or the accepted university should apply to the Japanese Immigration Bureau.
When the guarantor or the accepted university receives the "residence qualification certificate" approved by the immigration bureau, it will be issued to the applicant. The applicant can submit the final application to the consular section of the embassy or consulate in Japan by himself or through the Japanese visa agency with the proof of residence qualification, passport, entry permit and other materials. Generally, you can get a high-tech anti-counterfeiting visa affixed to your passport within one week. Please refer to the Japanese Visa GuideNo. 15 of 2003 for detailed application methods and required materials for various Japanese visas. )