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Tokyo Institute of Technology is the most selective university in Japan, with a GPA requirement of 3.7 to 4.0. The school has a rolling admissions process, meaning that students can apply at any time throughout the year; however, they should be aware that admission is highly competitive and requires some advanced preparation.

Tokyo Institute of Technology is a public university located in Meguro Ward, Tokyo. It was founded in 1881 as the Industrial College of Engineering and has since grown into one of the top engineering schools in Japan. The school offers bachelor’s degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields as well as an undergraduate business program with an emphasis on entrepreneurship.

Tokyo Institute of Technology is consistently ranked among the top universities in Asia by QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education World University Rankings. It also ranks highly for its engineering programs according to U-Multirank rankings for 2018-19.

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Tokyo Tech became the first university in Japan to establish Schools that encompass undergraduate and graduate education. Schools offer seamless curricula between bachelor’s and master’s programs and master’s and doctoral programs. Right from enrollment, students can clearly envision the possible academic paths that may be taken, allowing them to make diverse choices and challenges according to their interests and pursuits. Students who complete the credits of the courses required by their departments are eligible to graduate and receive a bachelor’s degree. International applicants may be admitted to Tokyo Tech via the methods detailed herein. Lectures for bachelor’s degree programs at Tokyo Tech other than GSEP are conducted in Japanese.

International applicants for bachelor’s degree programs may undergo the same screening as Japanese applicants by taking the National Center Test for University Admissions and the Tokyo Tech general entrance examination. Alternatively, international applicants may be admitted under the status of International Students. In order to do so, they must take the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), administered by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO), and Tokyo Tech’s Special Screening Examination for privately funded international students.

Entrance examinations are also offered prior to arrival in Japan for Japanese government (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, hereafter MEXT) scholarship undergraduate students who have been recommended as candidates for bachelor’s degree studies at a Japanese university by the Japanese embassy or consulate in their home country, and for students in the Japan-Korea Joint Exchange Program in Science and Engineering.

Undergraduate Entrance Examination Schedule

Examination Category	Application Guide Available	Application Period	Examination Date	Interview Date	Announcement of Results
General Entrance Examination (same as for Japanese students)		late January to early February	1st exam: late February 2nd exam: mid-March	–	1st exam: early March 2nd exam: late March
Special Screening Examination for Privately Funded International Students	late November	late December	late January	mid February	early March
Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Students with Embassy Recommendation (Undergraduate)		early January	mid-February	early March
Japan-Korea Joint Exchange Program in Science and Engineering Students		early November, the previous fiscal year	mid-February	early March

Special Screening Examination for privately funded international undergraduate students

Individuals who wish to be admitted to Tokyo Tech should pay close attention to the information below before applying. Lectures for bachelor’s degree programs at Tokyo Tech other than GSEP are conducted in Japanese. Individuals who wish to enroll in those programs must acquire sufficient competence in Japanese prior to admission. Interested applicants should confirm whether or not they meet the conditions to apply to Tokyo Tech.

Names of Schools / Departments and number of students admitted
1.
School of Science / (4 Departments ): A few students
1-1.
Mathematics
1-2.
Physics
1-3.
Chemistry
1-4.
Earth and Planetary Sciences

2.
School of Engineering (5 Departments) : 10 students
2-1.
Mechanical Engineering
2-2.
Systems and Control Engineering
2-3.
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
2-4.
Information and Communications Engineering
2-5.
Industrial Engineering and Economics

3.
School of Materials and Chemical Technology / (2 Departments) : 5 students
3-1.
Materials Science and Engineering
3-2.
Chemical Science and Engineering

4.
School of Computing / (2 Departments) : A few students
4-1.
Mathematical and Computing Science
4-2.
Computer Science

5.
School of Life Science and Technology / (1 Department) : A few students
5-1.
Life Science and Technology

6.
School of Environment and Society / (3 Departments) : A few students for each department, a total of 25 students (of which 20 study Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering)
6-1.
Architecture and Building Engineering

6-2.
Civil and Environmental Engineering
6-3.
Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering

Eligibility
Applicants who satisfy all of the following conditions are eligible to apply.

1.
Not be of Japanese nationality.
2.
Possess a College Student (ryugaku) visa or intend to acquire one by the time of enrollment, and to whom either of the following applies.
a.
Have completed 12 years of school education overseas or will complete them by March of the year of admission, or meet criteria for persons specified by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (excluding international schools in Japan approved by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as providing the same courses as in Japanese high schools)¹
b.
Have obtained or be able to obtain a Swiss International Baccalaureate (awarded by the International Baccalaureate Organization, a foundation established under the Swiss Civil Code), a German Abitur (recognized in all states of Germany as qualification for university entrance), or a French Baccalaureate (recognized in France as qualification for university entrance), a General Certification of Education (A Level), a qualification for university entrance recognized by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and other countries by March of the year of admission and be 18 years of age by March of the year of admission.
c.
Persons who have completed a regular 12-year education at an institution which based in out of Japan approved by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (based in the state of California in the United States of America), the Association of Christian Schools International (based in the state of Colorado in the United States of America), or the Council of International Schools (based in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) by March of the year of admission and who will be 18 years of age by March of the year of admission.
3.
Have taken the “EJU” (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students) in Japanese as a Foreign Language (Listening, Listening/Reading Comprehension, Reading, Writing) and basic academic proficiency in Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Course 2 Mathematics (may be taken in either Japanese or English)) administered by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) in the previous year and have attained a score of 290 or more points out of a total of 450 in Japanese as a Foreign Language and 310 or more points out of a total of 400 in Science.
(Test scores may only be used once, either in June or in November.)

1 “Persons specified by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology” refers to*Persons who have passed a qualification test overseas approved by a country other than Japan (including tests equivalent to national qualification examinations) that certifies that their academic proficiency is equal or superior to those of persons who have completed 12 years of school education in the country concerned, and who will be 18 years of age by March 31 of the year of admission.*Persons who have graduated from a school overseas equivalent to a high school (including those who have passed qualification test overseas approved by the country concerned that certifies that their academic proficiency is equal or superior to those of persons who have graduated from such a school), and who have completed an appropriate program of preparatory education for admission to a Japanese university specified separately by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and who will be 18 years of age by March 31 of the year of admission.

This does not apply to persons who have graduated from a Japanese high school or middle school (or are expected to graduate from a Japanese high school or middle school) and have Permanent Residency Status for Japan.

Admission Decision
Admissions are determined comprehensively based on EJU scores and results of academic achievement tests and interviews conducted by Tokyo Tech. Taking the National Center University Entrance Examination is not required. If the number of applicants reaches more than 3-4 times the number of student slots, the following selection process will be performed:
– Preliminary screening
Selection based on predetermined requirements for EJU scores in Japanese proficiency and basic academic ability in science and mathematics.
– Secondary screening
Academic achievement tests in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and English and Japanese proficiency, to shortlist candidates for interview.
– Interview screening
Decision on successful applicants.

Japanese Government Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) Scholarship Students with Embassy Recommendation (Undergraduate)

In order to be admitted as an embassy-recommended Japanese government MEXT scholarship undergraduate student at Tokyo Tech, applicants must first pass the MEXT Scholarship Student Examination administered by the Japanese embassy in the applicant’s home country. Interested applicants should contact the Japanese embassy or consulate in their home countries for information about examination qualifications, schedules, and recruitment.

Applicants selected as MEXT scholarship students usually enroll in a yearlong preparatory school at either the Osaka University Center for Japanese Language and Culture or at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies before entering the four-year bachelor’s degree program. The preparatory program provides intensive Japanese training courses, as well as other preparatory courses for university entrance such as Japanese culture and society, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, and biology. Those who successfully complete this preparatory education will take entrance examinations administered by certain universities specified by MEXT, including Tokyo Tech. Upon passing the entrance examination for Tokyo Tech, the student will be admitted to the Institute.

Successful applicants will receive the following scholarship stipend.

Stipend Amount:
120,000 yen/month

Travel Expenses:
In accordance with MEXT regulations, each recipient will be provided with an economy class air ticket between the international airport closest to the student’s place of residence in the student’s country of nationality and Narita or Haneda International Airport.

School Fees:
Application, admission, and tuition will be waived.

For students from Korea: Japan-Korea Joint Government Scholarship Program for Students in Science and Engineering Departments

Based on the Japan-Republic of Korea Joint Declaration issued in October 1998, this program aims to enable promising Korean students to acquire cutting-edge technological skills and knowledge by studying at science and technology universities in Japan. Additionally, the aim of the program is to deepen mutual understanding between Japan and Korea through international student exchange.

Applicants are selected from students recommended by their high schools in Korea through a preliminary screening administered by the Korean government. These applicants then take an examination administered by the Japanese government, and successful applicants are then assigned to appropriate Japanese universities. Successful applicants undergo preparatory education in Japanese, specialized subjects (mathematics, physics, chemistry), and English for six months, starting from March, before arriving in Japan in September. After this, they undergo further preparatory education in Japanese and specialized subjects at the International Student Center at their assigned university. Students then take the entrance examinations administered by universities specified by MEXT, and are admitted to the university concerned if they pass the entrance examination.

Admissions

Admission guideline

Undergraduate program

Official launguage for the undergraduate program at the Tokyo Tech is Japanese. Student who completes the program receives Bachelor of Engineering degree.

There are two ways for foreign applicants to gain admission to the Department of International Development Engineering (IDE). Please note that all examinations, either oral and/or written formats, are conducted in Japanese. You can choose either of the procedure upon your preference.

1. You should take both university entrance examination administered by the National Center for University Entrance Examinations (NCUEE, website in Japanese), and the entrance examination administered by Tokyo Tech (Admission Division). These are the same requirements as regular Japanese students.
2. You should take the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) administered by Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO), and the Special Screening Examination for Foreign Undergraduate Students administered by Tokyo Tech. These requirements are specifically coducted for foreign students.

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Graduate program

The Department offers master and doctor programs. The standard periods for master and doctor programs are two and three years respectively.

In regular program, both Japanese and English are used. A few positions of the Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, a.k.a. MEXT) scholarship are available, to cover Japanese language training, preparatory program called research studentship, and degree program (after admission screening).

You can also apply for International Graduate Program (IGP) without prerequisite of Japanese language skills. All lectures in IGP are taught in English. Several different sub-programs of IGP are available as the following.

1. You can apply for the standard master and doctor programs respectively. Both domestic and overseas applications are acceptable. The application deadline is late May (overseas) or early July (domestic).
2. You can specifically apply for Sustainable Engineering Program (SEP). SEP is provided as Integrated Doctoral Education Program, in which students are expected to study both master and doctor programs continuously. A few positions of the Japanese Government (MEXT) scholarship are available. Only overseas applications are acceptable. The application deadline is December.
3. IDE can offer a few full-funding scholarships by Asian Development Bank – Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) only for those who wish to enroll in master degree program.  Please note that the scholarship does not support those who wish to enroll in doctoral program. 

For the summary of the information above, please see the table below.

Program names	Degrees	Languages in lectures	Potential scholarship
Japanese	English
Regular Guraduate Program	Master of Engineering	o	o	MEXT
Doctor of Engineering	o	o	MEXT
International Graduate Program	Standard program	Master of Engineering	–	o	–
Doctor of Engineering	–	o	–
Sustainable Engineering Program (SEP)	Master of Engineering and Doctor of Engineering (Integrated Doctral Education Program)	–	o	MEXT
Asian Development Bank – Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP)	Master of Engineering or Master of Arts only	–	o	ADB-JSP

Note: Mext scholarship is quite competitive so that you are not guranteed for it. It is stongly encounraged for applicants to search for other funding sources by yourself. JASSO provides useful information about potential scholarships for the study in Japan.

Financial support

At the Tokyo Tech, there are several alternatives for the financial support but applicants are strongly encouraged to secure necessary financial resoureces for study by themselves.

Scholarships are available from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO), and other private foundations.

A doctor student who has no scholarship is assigned as a research and/or teaching assistant and receive the equivalent amount of stipend to the tuition (only).

Students who have difficulty paying admission and tution fees may be exempted from half the amount of admission fee and/or either the full amount or half the amount of tuition fees, following screening of their petitions.

Tokyo Tech provides full degree programs in English at all levels. The Global Scientists and Engineers Program (GSEP) is a transdisciplinary Bachelor of Engineering program that offers budding leaders a breadth of science, engineering, and management courses with a focus on solving real-world problems. Undergraduate and graduate education are housed under the same roof in Tokyo Tech’s six schools, ensuring seamless curricula and smooth transition from one level of study to the next. TheInstitute for Liberal Arts provides a broad selection of humanities and social science courses up through the doctoral level to supplement Tokyo Tech’s specialized science and engineering education. Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza, a large international exchange hub opening in the heart of Ookayama Campus in academic year 2020, will offer students more space for group work, events, and other fun.

Library

Tokyo Tech operates library branches on Ookayama and Suzukakedai Campuses, which house approximately 800,000 books and one of the largest international collections of science and engineering periodicals in the country. Both facilities include roomy individual and group study spaces, reading spaces, and lecture and meeting rooms. The Ookayama facility, a triangular glass structure that dominates the landscape, will connect directly to the new international exchange hub, to be completed in academic year 2020. 

Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza

Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza, a large international exchange hub opening in the heart of Ookayama Campus in academic year 2020, will offer students more space for group work, events, and other fun.

Makerspaces

Tokyo Tech students currently enjoy the freedom to create at two makerspaces: one on Ookayama Campus, the other on Suzukakedai Campus. Both facilities provide access to the latest cutting, shaping, drilling, printing, and other experimental tools and machines.

Supercomputer TSUBAME

Tokyo Tech’s Global Scientific Information and Computing Center operates TSUBAME, one of the world’s greenest supercomputers, which is available for use by all Tokyo Tech students and researchers.

Environmental Energy Innovation Building

As its name suggests, the EEI Building is Tokyo Tech’s flagship hub for research in energy technology and system design. Covered by over 4,500 solar panels, this building produces roughly the amount of energy it consumes. Its research offices and experimental laboratories alternate floors so that researchers and students can easily move between both.

Sports facilities

The Ookayama Campus Sports Center includes a large outdoor sports ground, an indoor sports arena, a heated swimming pool, a martial arts hall, and a weight training room. Tennis courts, Japanese archery courses, and other activity areas are also spread around campus. 

Tech Tech Nursery

Tech Tech Nursery provides support to students and researchers with young children. Located on Ookayama Campus, the nursery contributes to the local community while welcoming parents from around the world to the Institute.

Convenience & safety

Consistently ranked one of the safest cities in the world, Tokyo is an ideal place to live and study. The megacity’s outstanding transportation system connects Tokyo Tech’s campuses with all major residential areas and activity hubs, and provides easy access to several airports and rural Japan when you need a quick escape from the hustle and bustle.

Accommodation

Over a dozen dormitories in the Tokyo metropolitan area provide accommodation for Tokyo Tech students. In addition, shared houses with other Japanese and international tenants are available all over the city. For more information, contact Tokyo Tech Housing Support.

Food

Tokyo Tech’s on-campus cafeterias and food trucks provide students and researchers with healthy, tasty, affordable meals that satisfy varying requirements. Both campuses also house co-ops that can feed those who need something on the go. Ookayama Campus is surrounded by local eateries that cater to all tastes, and most Tokyo neighborhoods have a wide spectrum of restaurants and 24-hour shops to ensure that you never go hungry.

Student clubs

Tokyo Tech has a vast range of student clubs that organize social, cultural, and other extracurricular activities both on and off campus. These activities are showcased annually at the Tokyo Tech Festival, an event that attracts roughly 50,000 visitors each year. Many new international students connect by first joining the Tokyo Tech International Student Association or the Student Association for Global Exchange. 

Entertainment

Tokyo is second to none when it comes to entertainment. The city and its surroundings are a vast expanse of parks, mountains, beaches, museums, concert halls, sports stadiums, restaurants, clubs, and other entertainment venues and places of interest. Tokyo Tech’s central location ensures that students are never more than a short train ride away from their destination.

The academic year at Tokyo Tech runs from April to March.

The Global Scientists and Engineers Program (GSEP) enables qualified international students with little or no proficiency in the Japanese language to pursue a bachelor of engineering degree at the Institute. GSEP students begin their studies in April. Applications are generally accepted from early August to early September, but be sure to check GSEP admissions for each year and the GSEP website for application guidelines and other information. 

Tokyo Tech’s International Graduate Programs (IGP) provide master’s and doctoral students with an opportunity to pursue advanced degrees in English. IGP students begin their studies in April or September. There are several different IGP categories with varying requirements and admission periods, so be sure to check the relevant information for each IGP category or read about experiences shared by past IGP students.

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Postal code	152-8550
Address	2-12-1 Okayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Department to contact	Admissions Office, Educational Affairs Section
Phone	03-5734-3990
Fax	03-5734-3676
International Students Examination	There is special selection.
Admission capacity	a few (for the 2021 school year)
Applicants	21 (for the 2020 school year)
Successful candidates	3 (for the 2020 school year)
Application fee	17,000 yen (for the 2021 school year)
Admission fee	282,000 yen (for the 2021 school year)
Tuition per year	635,400 yen (for the 2021 school year)
Application to delay payment or receive a refund	Not available.
Remarks	Tuition fee is for 1 year. Other expenses differ by majors.
Department(s)	Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Earth and Planetary Science
Distribution of application forms	End of November
Availability of previous exams	Distributed at the school at no charge
Entry (Spring)	April, 2021 entry
Application category	Examination for privately financed international students
Starting date for application submission	January 4, 2021
Deadline of application	January 6, 2021 (must arrive by this date)
Date of examination	January 19, 2021 , February 14, 2021
Notification of examination result	March 9, 2021
Deadline of enrollment procedures	March 22, 2021
Admission procedures – Application from outside Japan	Not available.
Admission procedures – Visiting Japan for entrance exam	Necessary.
Sections of exam prepared by the college or university	Japanese language, English language, Mathematics, Science, Interview, Science is Physics and Chemistry.
Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) – Designated subjects	Japanese as a Foreign Language, Mathematics 2, Physics, Chemistry
Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) – Language in the exam	Either English or Japanese is available.
Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) – Referred exam	2021
English examination	Test conducted by the school.
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)	Not necessary.
Remarks	You must take at least 290 points at “Japanese as a Foreign Language” (listening and listening-reading comprehension, reading comprehension, writing) and 310 points at Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics 2 of EJU.

Tokyo Institute of Technology for International Students: Undergraduate Program and Application Process

In the 21st century, science and technology play a crucial role in the advancement of society. Therefore, universities specializing in science and technology are more important than ever. Among the leading universities in Japan, it would be a mistake not to mention the Tokyo Institute of Technology, which is also known as Tokyo Tech. With a history stretching back over 130 years, Tokyo Tech has been a key player in the transformation of Japan throughout the 20th and 21st centuries into the technological giants it is known today. With the mission of becoming the world’s leading science and technology university, Tokyo Tech continues to develop global leaders in the fields of science and technology, focusing on solutions for global issues.

Review and Ranking

According to the Times Higher Education (THE) (2020), Tokyo Tech is ranked 3rd in Japan and ranked 20th internationally in Engineering. With its long history of teaching and research, Tokyo Tech graduates have excellent prospects after graduation. Many of the alumni of this university currently have a crucial role in Japanese society. When it comes to the employment rate, The New York Times ranks Tokyo Tech 14th in the world. Of the approximately 10,500 students studied in a total of three campuses — two in Japan’s clean, vibrant capital, and one in adjacent Yokohama, half are in their bachelor’s degree program while the other half are in master’s and doctoral programs.

Tokyo Tech, with its significant contribution to a better Japan, has made itself become one of the most prestigious places to study in the country. Without further ado, let’s figure out the competitiveness being admitted to this fine institution!

English Undergraduate Program

Global Scientists and Engineer Program (GSEP) is the only English-taught program available at Tokyo Tech. This program is targeted at students who have little or no proficiency in Japanese but have long nurtured a dream of becoming scientists and engineers with a global perspective in transdisciplinary fields. Started from 2016, GSEP conducts all courses entirely in English, allowing qualified international students to pursue an engineering bachelor’s degree in Tokyo Tech. Students admitted to the GSEP program will belong to the Department of Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering which includes science, engineering, and management courses. In the TSE department, you can study subjects in the fields of engineering mathematics, fundamentals for Applied Science and Engineering, and fundamentals for Creative Skills and Management. You are also provided with transdisciplinary knowledge at Tokyo Tech, which is essential for scientists and engineers to utilize a set of soft skills needed to solve real-world global problems and approach a future vision. 

Admissions Process 2021:

Admission Date	April 1, 2021
Application Period	August 17 – September 4, 2020
Preliminary Screening Results Announcement	September 18, 2020
Secondary Screening	September 23 – October 28, 2020
Admissions Results Announcement	November 20, 2020

Number of admitted students:

• Students supported by MEXT (being exempted from paying application, admission, and tuition fees up to 4 years): 8 
• Privately-financed international students: 10

You can apply either as a student supported by MEXT scholarship or a privately-financed international student. You must check the criteria carefully stated in the following categories:

1. Apply as a student supported by the MEXT scholarship:

• Must be residing outside of Japan.
• Must be nationals of a country with which Japan has diplomatic relations.
• Must be born on or after April 2, 1995
• Overseas applicants who have completed (or are highly expected to have completed) 12 years of regular schooling or have graduated from the equivalent of Japanese high school prior to arrival in Japan. 

2. Apply as a privately funded international student:

• Must not hold Japanese nationality
• Must possess a College Student (ryugaku) Visa or intend to acquire one by the time of enrollment.
• Must have completed or expect to complete a 12-year regular education outside of Japan by March 2020 
• Should be at least 18 years old by March 31, 2020.

(Note: If applicants have completed 12 years of regular schooling March 31, 2020, they are still eligible to apply even if they are under 18 years old).

Required documents:

1) Application form

This must be completed and duly signed by the applicant.

2) Questionnaire

This will be used by Tokyo Tech to communicate with applicants during the application process. 

3) Check sheet

This will be used to classify and verify submitted application documents.

4) Photocopy of passport

Applicants who currently reside in Japan are required to submit documents that can validate their period of stay and status of residence (ex. Certificate of Residence (juminhyo), or Residence Card (zairyu card))

5) Photocopy of official transcripts from high School

If transcripts cannot be provided in English by the high school, you must attach an English translation together with the official document(s).

(6) Photocopy of Certificate of Graduation or Expected Graduation issued by the Applicant’s High School.

If you are a university student, an enrollment certificate or a copy of an ID card is required.

(7) Language test scores

You will be required to submit their English proficiency test score from a test taken on or after September 5, 2017. Only scores from the following tests will be accepted: TOEFL-iBT, TOEFL paper-delivered Test, TOEIC Listening and Reading, or the IELTS Academic Module.

Downloaded score reports will not be accepted. Submit the original or photocopies of paper score reports sent by ETS or the British Council.

IMPORTANT NOTES: Score reports from the Institutional Testing Program of TOEFL (TOEFL-ITP) and TOEIC (TOEIC-IP), TOEIC S&W, or other proficiency tests not specifically listed above are NOT ACCEPTED.

(8) The “Payment Verification” page (printed copy)

Please print out the “Payment Verification” page that will appear on the screen at the end of the payment process and include the sheet in your application package.

Tokyo Tech will NOT accept any payments made by cash or check.

Tuition

Tokyo Tech’s entrance examination, admission and tuition fees are shown in the table below.

Program	Starting in	Admission Fee	Tuition fee (per semester)	Tuition fee (per year)	Entrance examination fee (application fee)
Bachelor’s degree	March 2019 or before	JPY 282,000	JPY 267,900	JPY 535,800	JPY 17,000
April 2019 or after	JPY 317,700	JPY 635,400

*Fees for readmitted and transfer students are the same as those for Tokyo Tech students in the same year of study.

Program	Starting in	Admission Fee	Tuition fee (per semester)	Tuition fee (per year)	Entrance examination fee (application fee)
Master’s degree	August 2019 or before	JPY 282,000	JPY 267,900	JPY 535,800	JPY 30,000
September 2019 or after	JPY 317,700	JPY 635,400
Doctoral degree	August 2019 or before	JPY 282,000	JPY 267,900	JPY 535,800	JPY 30,000
September 2019 or after	JPY 317,700	JPY 635,400

*Fees for readmitted and transfer students are the same as those for Tokyo Tech students in the same year of study.

Classification	Entrance Examination Fee (Application Fee)	Admission Fee	Tuition Fee (per month)
International Exchange Student International Visiting Student	9,800Yen	84,600Yen	29,700Yen

The tuition and other fees for TUAT are as follows:

Category	Tuition	Admission Fee	Exam Fee
Undergraduate students	535,800 yen per year	282,000 yen	17,000 yen
Undergraduate students (third year transfer)	535,800 yen per year	282,000 yen	30,000 yen
Graduate school students (Excluding those in the Graduate School of Technology Management or the Graduate School of Engineering Department of Industrial Technology and Innovation)	535,800 yen per year	282,000 yen	30,000 yen
Graduate school students (In the Graduate School of Technology Management or the Graduate School of Engineering Department of Industrial Technology and Innovation)	572,400 yen per year	282,000 yen	30,000 yen
Researchers	29,700 yen per month	84,600 yen	9,800 yen
Research students who are TUAT graduates or the like	14,800 yen per month	0 yen	9,800 yen
Non-degree students	14,800 yen per credit	28,200 yen	9,800 yen
Non-degree students who are TUAT graduates or the like	7,400 yen per credit	0 yen	9,800 yen

For those having their fees withdrawn directly from their accounts, the withdrawal dates are May 27 for the first semester and November 27 for the second semester.
(If the 27th falls on a holiday, the withdrawal date will be the following day.)

For those not having their fees withdrawn directly from their accounts, a payment form will be sent to the guarantor in May for the first semester and in November for the second semester.

Note: If the admission fees and tuition are revised, the revised amounts will be applicable.

The Tokyo Institute of Technology is a leading university located in Japan. The school has a large student body and is highly ranked within the country. It offers a variety of degree programs, including undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate courses.

Students can choose from a wide range of majors including engineering, science, economics, business administration and law.

Tokyo Institute of Technology also offers study abroad opportunities in over 60 countries around the world. Students have the option to take part in research projects that are conducted by faculty members as well as students from other institutions within the Tokyo Institute of Technology system.