| Tokyo University of Social Welfare TOP ＞Courses For International students Courses For International students
Courses for the International students who intend to study at the School of Education and the School of Social Welfare ※200,000 yen (the same amount as admission fee) reduction as Special Scholarship will be offered for all students in the first year. ※40% (312,000 yen) reduction of the school fees will be offered for all students in the first year. (From the second academic year, this reduction will be applicable by examination.) Years to attend, Enrollment date Four Years (Students who have been previously enrolled in a postsecondary college or university are considered transfer students. It usually takes at least two years of study for transfer students in order to earn a bachelor’s degree.), April / September admission, 2010 Campus Nagoya Campus Course Characteristics 1. School of Education, Division of Education, Japanese Interpretation Course Japanese Interpretation Course aims to train International students to acquire not only proficiency in Japanese, but also practical skills which business and Japanese teaching fields require including translating and interpreting. For those applying from outside of Japan, we have “Pre-arrival Admission” system to secure admission without having to go to Japan. 2. School of Social Welfare, Division of Social Welfare, Social Welfare Business Management Course Social Welfare Business Management Course aims to train students to acquire the knowledge required for managers of social welfare business and facilities. Students will learn advanced countries’ social welfare, economy, principle of market, management, information processing and so on. Admissions Information(About “Pre-arrival Admission” examination) (1) Qualification for Application Those who have completed 12 or more years of formal schooling and eligible to enter colleges / universities in their home countries. Will be judged from results of EJU, Japanese Language Proficiency Test, J-TEST, or NAT-TEST held in 2008 or 2009. Those who passed Japanese Language Proficiency Test, higher than Level 2. (2) Admission Procedure An interview will be scheduled in applicants’ place of residence. Japanese Language Aptitude Test will be given. Tuition and Fees TUSW offers Special Scholarship (the same amount as admission fee: no need for repayment) and 40% reduction of the school fees for all the students enrolled in Japanese Interpretation Course and Social Welfare Business Management Course in Nagoya Campus in the first year.
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