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| Enrolling in Undergraduate School (language of Instruction: Japanese) |
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Application
Requirements |
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| Only those who are described
by all of the conditions below
may submit applications. |
| (1) Possess
a nationality other than
Japanese |
| (2) Do not
have permanent residence
in Japan |
| (3) Can be
described by one or more
of I, II, III or IV below: |
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Ⅰ |
Have completed
12 years of schooling outside
of Japan, or expect to complete
courses by March 31 of the
year of application, or
those designated by the
Japanese government (Monbukagakusho) |
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II |
Have an international
Baccalaureate granted by
the International Baccalaureate
Bureau according to Swiss
civil law and will be 18
years old by March 31 of
the year of enrollment |
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III |
Have an Abitur
that is recognized as a
college enrollment qualification
for all states in the Federal
Republic of Germany and
will be 18 years old by
March 31 of the year of
enrollment |
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IV |
Have a Baccalaureate
that is recognized as a
college enrollment qualification
in France and will be 18
years old by March 31 of
the year of enrollment |
| (4) Have completed
courses designated by each
faculty for international
studies examinations for
Japan provided by the Japanese
Student Services Organization,
an independent administrative
institution, over the two
years before application
(includes those provided
overseas) |
| (5) Have applied
to TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge
English proficiency tests
(FCE, CAE or DPE) |
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Number
of Applicants Admitted |
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| The number of new admissions
accepted will depend on the course
and the major. |
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Application
Procedure |
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Applications are distributed
from early October, and applicants
should follow the procedures below.
Physically disabled applicants
who require special attention
during tests and classes should
explain their needs in the box
provided at the bottom of the
application. |
| (1) When applying
by mail |
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Applicants must clearly
write their name, address
and postal code, and provide
a return envelope (magazine
size) with a 200 yen stamp.
If the applicant lives abroad,
they must enclose an international
return envelope with a stamp
that contains the amount
needed for 150 grams by
airmail. Write ‘Special
Application for International
Students’ in red letters
on the envelope and send
it to the address below. |
| (2) When applying
in person |
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Applicants may apply in
person. |
| (3) Application
Period |
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Applications must be received
by Kyushu University during
the designated period (the
first half of December).
Applications received after
this period will not be
accepted. |
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Address
(Mail or Visitation)
812-8581
6-10-1 Hakozaki ,
Higashi-ku, Fukuoka
Kyushu University
Student Affairs
TEL (092)642-4300 |
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Selection
Methods |
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The selection of applicants
shall be based on results
of one TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge
English proficiency test
(FCE, CAE or CPE), the grades
on the international student
tests from Japan designated
by each faculty, and the
grades or interview results
of Japanese tests (science
and art technology excluded)
administered by Kyushu University.
Tests of basic education
may also be conducted during
interviews. |
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| Date |
Faculty |
Test
Subject |
| February
26 |
Faculties
of Letters, Education,
Law, Economics, Medicine,
Dentistry, Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Agriculture |
Japanese
(reading, writing,
listening) |
| Faculty
of Engineering |
Japanese
(listening) |
| February
27 |
All
Faculties |
Interview |
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Notification
of Accepted Applicants |
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| The names of successful applicants
will be announced at Kyushu University
in early March and, at the same
time, acceptance letters and enrollment
procedures will be mailed out.
The test scores of successful
applicants will also be listed
on the Kyushu University homepage. |
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Enrollment Procedures |
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Submit the documents required
for enrollment, in person or by
mail, by the designated date.
Those who do not complete enrollment
procedures by the specified date
will be considered to have declined
enrollment. |
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Admission
Period and Education after Admission |
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| New students are admitted in
April. Classes will be the same
as those attended by normally
admitted students, and will be
conducted in Japanese. |
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Order
of Application to Admission |
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| Late
Jun. |
Announce
applicant selection overview |
| Late
Oct. |
Announce
information for privately
funded international students |
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Dec. |
Receive
applications |
| Early
Feb. |
Screening
test |
Early
Mar
Late Mar. |
Announce
accepted applicants
Enrollment procedures |
| Apr. |
Admission |
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References |
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 International
study in Japan tests |
Student Services Organization International
Student Department International
Study Test Div.
ZIP 153-8503 4-5-29 Komaba,
Meguro-ku, Tokyo
TEL (03)6407-7457
http://www.jasso.go.jp |
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| TOEFL |
Council on International
Educational Exchange TOEFL
Department
ZIP 150-8355 5-53-67 Jingu-mae,
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
TEL (03)5467-5489
http://www.cieej.or.jp |
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| IELTS
(International English Language
Testing Service) and Cambridge
English Proficiency Test |
British Council Japan
ZIP 162-0825 1-2 Shingakuzaka,
Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
TEL (03)3235-8031
http://www.uknow.or.jp |
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