International Graduate Program in the Field of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Studies

2 years English open
Some amounts are reference figures rather than the final published fees. Confirm them against the current application guideline before advising on cost.

Programme costs

Programme and university fees

Examination (application) fee JPY 10,000 One time "10,000 yen is required as the examination fee. Payment must be made by credit card or China Union Pay. Payment fees are the responsibility of the applicant to pay." Exemptions and refunds: "MEXT scholarship candidates who have passed the primary selection at the Japanese embassy in their home count
Admission (entrance) fee JPY 282,000 One time "1) Admission Fee 282,000 yen." Paid during the designated admission procedures period. "The payment amount is an estimate. After enrollment or during attendance, the payment amount will be revised, and the new payment amount will be applied from the time of this revision." MEXT Scholarship students
Tuition JPY 535,800 Varies "2) Tuition for the first semester 267,900 yen (Annual Amount 535,800 yen)." "The payment amount is an estimate. After enrollment or during attendance, the payment amount will be revised, and the new payment amount will be applied from the time of this revision." MEXT Scholarship students are exempt
Tuition — first semester instalment JPY 267,900 Varies "Tuition for the first semester 267,900 yen", payable during the admission procedures period.
Other compulsory fees Neither the three course guidelines nor the General Application Guidelines lists any compulsory fee beyond the examination fee, admission fee and tuition. No facility, insurance, student-association o Varies Neither the three course guidelines nor the General Application Guidelines lists any compulsory fee beyond the examination fee, admission fee and tuition. No facility, insurance, student-association or materials fee is published for this programme.
Amounts are published by the university in JPY and may change — confirm them against the current application guideline.
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