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You can now apply for the Study in Kyoto Program online!
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[This program is self funded]
[Scholarship is offered for this program]
[Scholarship is available for this program]
[This program is self funded]
[This program is self-funded]
The exchange program is designed for students who wish to study at Toyo University for one semester or a full year as specified below. The students in this program will mainly study Japanese language and culture. Those who are certified Level 1 (N1) or Level 2 (N2) of the JLPT (the Japanese Language Proficiency Test) are eligible to take regular classes taught in Japanese. Toyo University’s Hakusan Campus is home to six faculties comprising 22 departments and seven graduate schools comprising 21 courses. In addition to Japanese language courses, international students at Toyo University are able to take courses taught in English. International exchange students with advanced Japanese skills (at least N 2 on JLPT) are eligible to take academic courses in Japanese. Studying alongside Japanese students gives students the opportunity to earn academic credit while enhancing both their Japanese skills and knowledge of their major fields.
Program overview: http://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/eng lish-ep/overview.html
How to Apply: http://www.toyo.ac.jp/s ite/english-ep/apply.html
Japanese Language and Culture Courses: http://www.toyo.ac.jp /site/english-ep/nest.html
List of Courses:
Toyo University Exchange Program Fact Sheet:
Application Process Overview:
STUDY PERIOD
Fall Semester: Mid-September – Early February
[Scholarship is offered for this program]
[This program is self-funded]
WMU is gearing up for the International Student Orientation for our new incoming international students this fall. We look forward to welcoming your students to WMU campus very soon!
[Scholarship is offered for this program]
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