University of Tsukuba
University of Tsukuba is an exchange destination for for bachelor students of Utrecht University, Faculty of LAW, ECONOMICS and GOVERNANCE.
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Webpages | School of Social and International Studies Exchange Students (scroll down for the Exchange Program) Visa: Immigration on the Tsukuba website and on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan website |
Academic calendar |
The Tsukuba academic year starts in April.
NB: make sure that you do not enter Japan before the entry date determined by Tsukuba University. |
Requirements | Language of instruction: English/Japanese Proof of language requirements: for UU students English VWO diploma grade list |
Areas of study open for exchange students | Only courses at the School of Social and International Studies which contains two programmes: College of International Studies Courses taught in English: see at School of Life and Environmental Sciences and Interdisciplinary Program in Life and Environmental Sciences Limited to no offer in English-taught law courses. |
Courses at Master level | No |
Estimated living costs per month | An 'exchange fee' is required (about 90,- Euros per credit). Campus housing: between 95 and 220 euros per month. Off campus housing: between 180 and 300 euros per month. Other expenses such as food, transportation and daily expenses: around 500 euros per month. More information about finance More information about an option for a (governmental) scholarship for international students in Japan. |
Housing | Housing; Housing on campus available and more affordable than private accommodation. Find out more about Short Stay Houses |
Credits | You can find information on this university’s credits in the credit conversion table |
Additional information | Number of places available: 3x one semester or 1x one full year+2x one semester
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COVID-19 | The Japanese government currently allows new entries from overseas on a conditional basis, and specifies the requirement for arrival PCR test and self-quarantine (isolation) depending on the country/region. Check whether or not you need a PCR test and self-quarantine at the website of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. |
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