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University Brochure Location ■How to Apply About the University ○Undergraduates: Shizuoka University has 6 faculties, and each of them has specic requirements for eligibility and subjects on their examination. Applicants should check the Shizuoka University is a leading national university, located at the foot of Mount Fuji, Founded 1949 admissions guidelines online (only available in Japanese, http://www.shizuoka.ac.jp/nyushi/), and conrm the requirements prior to their application. the symbol of Japan. Renowned for its innovative research and forward-thinking Mt. Fuji educational practice, Shizuoka University plays an important role in cultivating Academic Faculty 655 ○Graduates: young talents for the region and the world. Internationalization is one of the most Students (Shizuoka) 5,758 Each graduate school conducts its own admissions to graduate courses. Applicants should consult the graduate school’s admissions guidelines online rst to (Hamamatsu) 4,384 check their requirements. Graduate school courses for Informatics, Engineering, Agriculture and Science are conducted in English, and for Humanities, Social important aspects of the university’s promotion of diversity on campus. We actively To Tokyo Sciences and Education, in Japanese. promote international collaboration and open our academic community to the International (Shizuoka) 202 Students (Hamamatsu) 260 Shizuoka Campus ○ students and researchers of the world, in order to enhance academic excellence. Kano River Research student: Research students do independent research under the guidance of their academic supervisor. A person who has completed an undergraduate course or has (May 2018) Shizuoka completed the educational equivalent of an undergraduate course may be admitted as a research student. e period of attendance at school is between six Tokyo Partner Universities Nagoya months and one year. No degree is conferred. To be a research student, it is required to nd an academic supervisor and get permission to study in her/his oce Kyoto Shizuoka Fujieda Abe River Osaka Hamamatsu Campus International or laboratory. Hamamatsu Shizuoka Residence e university has entered academic exchange agreements with 59 universities in 26 countries and regions. At the faculty level, the ○Asia Bridge Program (ABP): (Shizuoka prefecture) Shimada ABP is a unique industry-academia collaborative program that oers a bachelor's program in Japanese and a master's program in English. ABP provides all university's various departments have entered into academic exchange agreements with 65 institutions in 22 countries. To Nagoya Mt. Fuji students with nancial aid. In addition to exemption from the application and enrollment fees, it guarantees that the rst year’s tuition is fully waived. For details [Universities for Student Exchange] Shizuoka Airport Ooi River Latvia Hungary Hamamatsu on how to apply, please check the program’s dedicated website: http://www.abp.icsu.shizuoka.ac.jp/eng/ Riga Technical University Budapest University of Technology France and Economics * At Shizuoka University, international students are assisted by the advisory teaching sta and a tutor (student) as well as the academic supervisor. Belarus Hamamatsu Tenryu River University of Lorraine Obuda University International Shizuoka University and Organization for International Colloboration oer several types of Japanese Courses for the students whose Japanese level is low. Francisk Skorina Residence Germany Gomel State University Romania University of Wuppertal Alexandru Ioan Cuza University Poland ■Fees (Tuition Fee, Admission Fee, Examination Fee) (As of April, 2017) University of Applied Sciences Jena University of Agricultural Science and Technische Universität Braunschweig Warsaw University of Technology Veterinary Medicine of Iasi Division Tuition Fee (JPY) Admission Examination Division Tuition Fee (JPY) Admission Examination Hamamatsu Campus Shizuoka Campus Fee (JPY) Fee (JPY) Fee (JPY) Fee (JPY) Czech Bulgaria Masaryk University 【Undergraduate】 535,800 Per Year Research 29,700 (per month × Soa University 【Undergraduate】 （ ） India ・Humanities and Social Sciences Undergraduate 282,000 17,000 Students approved research period) 84,600 9,800 Slovakia Ukraine University of Alberta (Canada) ・Informatics Anna University ・Education, Science, Agriculture 267,900 (6 months) Comenius University National Technical University of Ukraine ・Engineering 14,800 (per one credit × India Institute of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv 【Graduate】 535,800（ Per Year） Auditors number of credits the Technology, Lithuania 282,000 30,000 28,200 9,800 【Graduate】 Humanities and Social Sciences Graduate student is allowed to take) Hyderabad Kaunas University of Technology Russia Integrated Science and Edcation 267,900 (6 months) SRM Institute of ST. Petersburg State Institute of Technology Science and Technology Technology Integrated Science and * Tuition and other fees are subject to change. Moldova Technology National Institute of Moldova State University -Department of Informatics * The undergraduate and graduate students whose nances make it dicult for them to pay their tuition may apply for partial or total exemption from tuition obligation. Pharmaceutical Education -Department of Engineering -Department of Science and Research(NIPER) Canada Integrated Science and -Department of Agriculture Integrated Science and ■Scholarships Sri Lanka University of Alberta Technology,Educational Division University of Technology,Educational Division Various governmental agencies and organizations oer scholarships for international students. Many of them are applicable only aer the students have enrolled Medical Photonics Peradeniya U.S.A. at a university in Japan. Shizuoka University also has its own nancial aid program for international students. University of Nebraska at Omaha University of Nebraska at Omaha (U.S.A.) Thailand Korea ■ ■ Kasetsart University Chosun University Access Accomodation Thammasat University Pusan National University ○Shizuoka University International Residence: King Mongkut’s University Yeungnam University about 60 minutes about 30 minutes about 110 minutes of Technology, Thonburi Kyungpook National University We oer rooms to international students for their rst year of study. Applications for residence are accepted in June (for October occupancy) and January (for April Philippines Chiang Mai University Mariano Marcos State Chungnam National University occupancy). Due to limited capacity, not all applicants can be accepted. Residents need to pay a one-time expense when moving in on top of the monthly rent. Srinakharinwirot University University shinkansen King Mongkut’s Institute of New Tokyo Central Japan Shizuoka International Residence (3-4-6 Oshika, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka) Hamamatsu International Residence I (3-22-1, Shijimizuka, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu) Technology, Ladkrabang Nagoya Hamamatsu Shizuoka Tokyo International Indonesia International Station Station Station Station Airport Type Rooms Rent/month (JPY) Common service fees (JPY) Type Rooms Rent/month (JPY) Common service fees (JPY) Gadjah Mada University Airport Vietnam (Narita) about 55 minutes SingleⅠ Single Ⅱ 35 5,900 4,800 Nong Lam University Indonesia University of Education Warsaw University of Technology(Poland) 95 20,000 2,300 University of Indonesia about 120 minutes (Unit type) + Hue University about 30 minutes about 60 minutes Twin 11 9,500 3,800 University of Languages Institut Teknologi Bandung about 30 minutes Single Ⅱ 9 24,000 2,300 Family 6 14,200 3,800+ and International Studies, Vietnam National University, China Hanoi Hamamatsu International Residence II Zhejiang University Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Tokyo Twin 2 38,000 2,300+ about 20 minutes Airport about 25 minutes International Type Rooms Rent/month (JPY) Common service fees (JPY) Xidian University Airport SingleⅠ Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Haneda) Family 2 46,000 2,300+ 95 20,000 2,600 Malaysia Nanjing University Shizuoka University Shizuoka University (Unit type) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Hamamatsu campus Shizuoka campus Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences Taylor’s University Institute of Plasma physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences ○Dormitories: Universiti Putra Malaysia University Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia Taiwan Hamamatsu area has a dormitory “AKEBONO” (single room, 15,000 yen per month) where Japanese students and international students live together (Japanese Thammasat University (Thailand) University of Malaya National Taipei University of Technology female students 46, international students: male 32, female 13). ere are also two dormitories in Shizuoka, “KATAYAMA” and “YUHO” (4 beds per room), and one in Hamamatsu, “AKATSUKI” (two beds per room). ○Apartments: ■Mount Fuji For those interested in nding an apartment, please consult the University coop shop (located at both Shizuoka and Hamamatsu campuses), which will provide ■Shizuoka Prefecture Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan at 3,776 assistance. In Shizuoka and Hamamatsu areas, rent diers depending on how new the apartment facility is, and also whether it is furnished or not. A security Shizuoka Prefecture is situated in the center of the main island of the Japanese deposit is generally equal to 3 months rent. meters. It was registered as a UNESCO World archipelago, between Tokyo and Osaka. It prospered as a strategic political 2 Cultural Heritage Site in 2013. You can see a beautiful Area (m ) Kitchen Toilet Bath Rent/month (yen) Common Utilities/month (yen) and trading point along
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