Nagoya University
Number of places available for 2021/22: 2 full year places (ring-fenced for MLAC students)
University website: http://ieec.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/
Prospectus: http://nupace.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/pdf/nupace2020-21.pdf
NUPACE Website: http://nupace.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/
General Contact: nupace@iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp
Term Dates: April to August and October to Febrary
Resources
- Nagoya Factsheet (last modified: 16 October 2017)
Programme Information
- Minimum 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent
- Provided that students have the requisite academic background and language ability, there are no limitations for course selection
Important dates
Nomination dates |
Autumn/1st Semester March 1 Spring/2nd Semester October 15 |
Application submission dates |
Autumn/1st Semester March 15 Spring/2nd Semester November 1 |
Language Requirements
Students have the option to take classes in both English and Japanese, provided they meet the langage requirements. If you are a non native English speaker, you may be asked to provide evidence of language ability.
Accommodation
Students have the option to live either in University Accomdation or private accomodation. There are multiple dormitories students can be assigned to, some are purely International whilst others have a mix of Japanese and International students. All accomodation is self-catered.
Type of accommodation offered |
Single rooms in student dormitories, located either on-campus or close to the university. |
Fees of on-campus/off-campus housing |
Approximately 25,000-45,000 yen per month, including utilities. |
Maximum beds offered to every partner school? |
Currently, all successful applicants are housed. |
Supporting Documents Required
- Description of academic interests
- Official transcript of academic records
- Health certificate
- Copy of passport
- Statement of bank account balance or scholarship
Student Support
Information, advice and support can be found on the Advising & Counselling (ACS) webpage
Details of International Student Advising Services and contact information can be found here.
Summer Opportunities
All opportunities offered over vacation times can be found on the Summer Opportunities or Winter School webpages
Other Information
Japanese law stipulates that all university students based in Japan must enroll in the country's National Health Insurance (NHI) program, which costs around 2,000 yen (£13) per month.
Most information can be found in the International Student Handbook
