Aichi Sangyo University
The Japanese Language Course
Aichi Sangyo University has set up a program to welcome international students to the university. The program is the Japanese Language and Culture Course (one-year course) for International Students. We hope that international students become a bridge between Japan, the students’ home countries, and the rest of the world.
Course Outline
This program provides Japanese language instruction, at three proficiency levels, each of which has 8 classes, for speakers of other languages. The program provides its students with language-related computer skills, social and cultural activities, and student advising services.
In order for international students to enroll in Japanese universities, they have to learn proper Japanese as well as be able to express themselves in the language. This Japanese Language Course is an intensive program that will help international students to improve their Japanese language level. We also offer comprehensive advice for the preparation for the “Japanese Proficiency Examination”, which is required to get accepted into post-secondary institutions.
subjects
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classes
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Japanese
I-II-III
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Grammar and Reading
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Writing
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Conversation
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General Seminar
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Japanese
Topics
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Japanese Management
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Japanese Architecture
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Japanese Design
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Japanese Politics and Law
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Japanese Economy
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Japanese Culture and Life I
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Japanese Culture and Life II
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Japanese Culture and Life III
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Intercultural Communication [America and Japan]
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Intercultural Communication [Asian Countries and Japan]
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Japanese
Topics
Seminar
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Computer Seminar I
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Computer Seminar II
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Japanese Language Seminar I
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Japanese Language Seminar II
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Application Information
This one-year course begins in April and is completed in March of the following year.
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Number of Students Accepted
40 Students
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Qualifications
(1) A person who is not a Japanese national, and satisfies one of the following requirements:
[A] has completed, in a foreign country, an equivalent to 12 years of formal education as recognized by the Japanese Minister of Education; or
[B] with consideration to the applicant’s age, recognized, by the University, to be at least academically equivalent to a high school graduate.
(2) A person who wishes to enroll in a Japanese university or graduate school, after completion of this one-year course.
(3) A person whose Japanese language ability is, at minimum, equivalent to passing the fourth level of “the Japanese Proficiency Examination”, sponsored by the Association for International Education, Japan.
- Application Term (2002-03 Academic Year)
First Session
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2002. October 1-October 20
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Second Session
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2002. November 1-. November 20
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Tuition and Fees
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Tuition and Fees
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Examination Fee
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20,000 yen
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Admission Fee
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100,000 yen
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Tuition
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500,000 yen
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Scholarship for One Time Payment*
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▲100,000 yen
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Other Fees
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50,000 yen
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Total
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670,000 yen
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* The student can pay the Entrance Fee and the Tuition by two installments: at the time of entrance (300,000 yen) and by September 20 (300,000 yen). But if the student makes the full payment at the time of entrance, then the cost is only 50,000 yen.
More Information and Application Packet
If you are interested in applying for the Japanese Language and Culture Course, please submit this request for an application packet. We will send it, by mail, at once. For more information, please refer to the following address:
The Japanese Language Course
Aichi Sangyo University
12-5 Harayama, Okacho, Okazakishi, JAPAN
Tel: Fax:
E-mail:
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