How much does it cost to study in Japan?

Tuition fee:

1. Language school: Hefei Huatong study abroad experts pointed out that the main payment part of language school is admission fee and teaching fee. (Some Japanese language schools can pay half a year, that is, Pay the half-year tuition fee first) The admission fee only needs to be paid in the first year. The language school is divided into four periods each year: January, April, July, and October. Generally, the specific amount is determined by calculating the required fees based on the longest time you have studied in the language school in Japan.

The annual fee for a language school is about RMB 40,000-55,000. From this point of view, the price of private school courses is cheap compared with that of language schools.

2. National University: The payment items of National University include the first-year admission fee and annual tuition. The annual tuition is about 35,000 RMB.

What should be noted here is that the tuition fees of public universities in Japan are the same regardless of major, and compared with private universities, the tuition fees of public universities are really cheap. For international students, national public universities can apply for half tuition fee exemption, and if they have excellent grades, they can apply for full tuition fee exemption.

3. Private universities: Hefei Huatong study abroad experts pointed out that there is no unified division of tuition fees, but they are generally more expensive than national public universities. The annual tuition fee for majors in literature, education, law and economics is 50,000 It’s about 2 RMB, science, engineering, agronomy majors are around 7,800 RMB, and medicine is the most expensive, between 195,000 and 650,000 RMB. Most colleges can apply for a 30% tuition reduction, but you need to be a Straight A student.

Note: The above contents are only the most conservative estimates. The actual situation still depends on the specific institution. One thing is for sure, if you have good grades and can get free tuition or a scholarship, the cost will be greatly reduced. Of course, you have a better chance if you choose a public university!

Living expenses: In terms of accommodation, in Japan, accommodation costs vary depending on the location. Under normal circumstances, students are first recommended to live on campus (all public universities in the country have them). Japanese schools generally require half a year's accommodation fee to be paid in advance, and some schools can pay the accommodation fee once every three months. In the Osaka area, dormitory fees can be calculated based on the monthly dormitory fee of 2,000 to 4,000 yuan (ranging from one room to three people). Secondly, if you want to rent a house. Rent generally tends to be higher in the center and higher in the west and lower in the east. Taking a one-bedroom apartment as an example, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Tokyo is between 60,000 and 70,000 yen. Secondly, Kanagawa Prefecture is 50,000-60,000 yen. Among other major prefectures, Osaka Prefecture’s is just over 50,000 yen. In Aichi Prefecture, it is 40,000 to nearly 50,000 yen. Ehime Prefecture is 30,000 to nearly 40,000 yen. Suggestion: Don’t live in the city center in Japan, otherwise the rent will be very high.

Food expenses: In Japan, food expenses are still relatively high. For example: a bowl of ramen costs 400 yen to 600 yen; a bowl of Yoshinoya beef rice is 380 yen. If you are a frugal person, you can basically make everything yourself, which costs 20,000-30,000 yen/month. If you are an ordinary type, eating normally and eating out occasionally, it will cost 40,000-60,000 yen/month. If you are the luxury type, go out to a restaurant for 100,000 yen/month.

Transportation fee: 5,000-10,000 yen/month depending on the distance between the accommodation and the school.

Miscellaneous expenses: Students usually buy mobile phones after arriving in Japan. Japanese mobile phones are updated quickly, so relatively speaking, mobile phone prices are usually cheaper. Many old models that have been on the market for more than 4-5 months will Sold to students at a discounted promotional price of 1 yen. Some of the latest models range from 8,000 to 20,000 yen.

Telephone charges: 4,000-10,000 yen/month; clothes: 3,000-10,000 yen/month. Others: 3,000 yen/month

For more detailed information on the cost of studying abroad in Japan, you can get a clearer understanding of the cost of studying abroad in Japan. You can check the cost of studying abroad according to each Japanese school. Website: /zhuanti-feiyong.shtml?ozs=jp-tf

You can check the specific cost issues according to the institution or major, as shown below: