Teikyo Study Abroad Center (T-SAC)
It is a symbol of the Teikyo University network spreading
globally.
Teikyo Study Abroad Center Introduction/Organization Chart
Introduction of Teikyo Study Abroad Center:A symbol of The Teikyo University as
"a portal to the world ".
About the Japanese Language Course
Introduction to The Teikyo Abroad Center Japanese Education Section.
Entrance examination /Interview Information
Teikyo Study Abroad Center Introduction/Organization Chart
Establishment of Teikyo Study Abroad Center(Teikyo Study Abroad Center)and Aims.
Due to an increasingly globalized world and the population decrease below the age of eighteen years old,all universities in Japan have been required to put focus on internationalization,including the admission of international students. Our university also deems the process of internationalization to be a major priority and this established Teikyo Study Abroad Center(Teikyo Study Abroad Center)based on "Admission of 1000 international students plan ". This center dispenses advice and guidance for international students residing and studying here. This practice permeates all educational systems of The Teikyo Group and concludes the agreement focusing on the admission of Eastern Asian students and overseas dispatching of Japanese students. In order to create environments where international students feel that they have spent a valuable period of time,the cooperation and understanding of each campus's educational system's teachers has been required. However,when the scale increases,the unification of management of international student affairs and operations will become a new issue. By accomplishing this,I would like to make the best effort to improve the total quality of Teikyo University as well as The Japanese students.
Current conditions of admission of international students and entrance route
Currently there are 855 international students in total
including Teikyo Study Abroad Center Japanese Language Course,and 1095
international students including Teikyo University group such as Teikyo Heisei
University and Teikyo University of Science and Technology. They come mainly
from China and another 20 countries and areas such as United
States,England,Germany,Ukraine,Russia,Cuba and etc. (Please click here for a
comprehensive list)
There are various routes of admission to our
university but the main methods are listed below.
(1)Through the
exchange students special examination conducted in Japan
If
international students currently staying in Japan or working students wish to be
admitted as a graduate research student(non-regular student),they have to be
examined by the counselor of the related research section. After approval,they
are allowed to be admitted.
Please go to the advice counter of The
Teikyo Study Abroad Center for application.
(2)Conduct direct interview
meeting the student in China or Korea(or wherever they reside).
In the
case of China,the primary principle is that a student who wishes to have an
interview should go through the organization with certified personnel dispatched
around the country.
Interviews are conducted several times a year in
China. Regarding the interview date and place,please contact the advice counter
at the Teikyo Study Abroad Center .
Interviews in China are often
conducted at the Teikyo University office in Beijing.
Office Address:
Beijing City,Chaoyangju Guanhualu 2 hao Yanguan 100 E zuo 108 shi
BUBUGAOGAO
International students who come directly through the
inter-university agreements.
For a research student,if his/her Japanese
level is not high enough despite the academic ability being high enough,the
student can receive Japanese supplemental lectures at Teikyo Study Abroad
Center.
Here are the most frequently asked questions of students who wish to be admitted to The Japanese Language Course.
Q:Is there a dormitory?
A. Regrettably we currently
cannot offer dormitory facilities,however our student support center introduces
apartments near the university.
Q:Out of the first and second special
entrance examinations,which is the most challenging ?
A. They are all
the same level. However,please note that various preparation and observance of
certain times scales are necessary to enter Japan and start studying if you live
outside of Japan. Therefore,if you live outside of Japan,please send your
application for the preliminary offering. There are no limitations for ages and
nationality.
Q:What does the timetable for one week look like?
A:There are classes from Monday to Saturday. Classes are scheduled
between 9 am to 4 pm. On Saturday,the class ends at 12:10 pm.
Q:Will I
have access to a computer ?
A:On completion of a simple
procedure,internet browsing is available at specified locations. Many students
are currently making use of this facility.
Q:How much are living
expenses per month in Tokyo?
A:You don't have to pay anything to the
University except for tuition(＼750,950 in 2005,for example). Monthly expenses
for books,stationery and transportation fees will add up to approximately
＼100,000.
Q:After completing Japanese Language Course,what would be a
possible route to pursue?
A:Most of students proceed to our various
University departments,group schools or other Universities. Our guidance team
conducts route advice,composition guidance,trial tests,interview guidance and
application guidance across the board.
Accounting
Teikyo Study Abroad Center
TEL：81-426-78-3237,3533
FAX：81-426-78-3544
e-mail：Teikyo Study Abroad Center@main.teikyo-u.ac.jp