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More than 250,000 students enroll at Japanese universities each year from foreign countries. This vast number testifies to the high education standards offered in Japan, along with an overall attractive lifestyle, culture, and society. Whether you want to join a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree program in Japan, you will find one in Japan. A mixture of national, public, and private universities will offer a course that best suits your skills, interests, and budget.

Capital

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the world’s largest cities.

Language

The most widely spoken language in Japan is Japanese, English

Universities

Japan have been numerically 810 ranked universities & Best Global rankings.

Basic Salary

The average pay range in Japan per month from around 1034 USD or 230, 000 Yen 

Population

The current population of Japan is 125 million & is the 11th most populous country in the world

Culture

The Japanese people are polite, but proud of their culture and will help you from their heart.

Currency

The yen (symbol: ¥; code: JPY) is the official currency of Japan. It is the 3rd most traded currency 

Work Permit Hrs

Students can work up to 28 hours per week. Summer holidays  work unlimited hours 

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Japan has a High Quality of Education

Japan is renowned for its excellent education system and is the top-performing OECD country in reading literacy, math and sciences with the average student scoring 529, well above the OECD average 486. 94.6% of Japanese adults aged 25-64 have completed upper secondary education, higher than the OECD average of 78%.

Excellent employment opportunities for international students

Japan is the world’s 3rd  largest economy and home to many famous multinational companies in the technology, automotive and manufacturing sectors. With Japanese companies being active around the world, knowledge of the Japanese language and business culture can be extremely beneficial for your future career both in Japan and abroad. It is well known that Japan faces demographic pressures as its population continues to shrink and age rapidly. This is creating great employment opportunities for international students who graduate from Japanese universities.

There are skill shortages emerging in many industries and increasing competition amongst companies for workers who are bi-lingual and tri-lingual. Most companies will still require fluency in Japanese which you can attain while studying at a Japanese University. However, there are an ever-increasing number of jobs that do not require you to have JLPT N1 level Japanese.

Japan has a very welcoming set of immigration policies towards skilled labor. Unlike some countries which limit the number of years a graduate can “stay back” in the country, international graduates of Japanese universities can renew their work visas as many times as they like, so long as they remain in employment. There is also a points-based path to permanent residency now in place in Japan which grants extra points to international students who have graduated from a Japanese university.

Affordable tuition fees & generous Scholarships

 

At many Japanese universities, international students pay the same fees as Japanese domestic students, this helps to make Japan a more affordable destination than many other G7 nations. The Japanese government supports international education through its JASSO (Japan Student Services Organization) and MEXT scholarships. In addition to this, most universities have their own academic merit scholarships that you can apply for. At MAC we have four tiers of academic merit scholarship available, you could receive a four-year waiver of 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of your tuition, facility and equipment fees. Applying for a scholarship at MAC is as easy as submitting an extra essay with your application to MAC.

According to Times Higher Education, the average tuition cost for an international student at a typical public college in the US is $26,290 USD per year. A typical private non-profit college would charge $35,830 USD per year. In comparison, the yearly tuition cost of a Japanese university is around one half to one quarter the cost of a US university. Tuition fees will vary between different universities so be sure to check the rates at the particular universities you are interested in. International students in Japan also have the ability to work part time up to 28 hours a week during semester and up to 40 hours a week over vacations, again making studying in Japan a more financially viable option than many other countries.

Safe and secure, with an excellent medical system

Japan is one of the safest countries in the world. The crime rate in Japan is extremely low, with minimal rates of drug use. The Economist Intelligence Unit ranks Tokyo and Osaka as the world’s 1st and 3rd safest cities respectively. While Japan does have natural disasters from time to time, it also has very high building standards. Japan’s natural propensity for earthquakes has brought forth centuries of innovations in earthquake-resistant technology, putting Japan at the forefront of safe infrastructure in the world.

Japan was also the first country in the world to enshrine environmental protections into law and continues to have very strong food safety regulations. According to the World Health Organization, the Japanese have the longest life expectancy in the world, thanks in part to Japan’s excellent medical system which you will have access to as a student through the very affordable national health insurance system.

That’s it for our top reasons to study in Japan!

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Get Answers to All Your Questions about Studying in Japan

At Mac Tech Edu, we understand that studying in Japan can raise many questions. From application processes to living expenses, our FAQ page provides clear answers to help you make informed decisions. If you need further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

1.What are the benefits of studying in Japan as an international student?

Japan offers a high-quality education system, affordable tuition fees, and excellent employment opportunities for international students.

2. Are there work opportunities for students while studying in Japan?

Yes, students can work up to 28 hours per week during the semester and unlimited hours during summer holidays.

3. Is Japan a safe country for international students?

Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, with low crime rates and excellent medical care available to students.

4. How can I apply for a scholarship to study in Japan?

At Mac Tech Edu, we offer multiple tiers of academic merit scholarships. Applying is easy—just submit an extra essay with your application.

5. How does Mac Tech Edu assist with the application process for Japanese universities?

Mac Tech Edu provides comprehensive support, from selecting the right university to applying for scholarships and obtaining your study visa.

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