Colleges in Japan

In Waseda, average monthly rent for an apartment ranges between YEN 70,000-YEN 100,000 or INR 42.1 K-INR 60.2 K per month. Apartments are usually more expensive compared to dorms and shared rooms.

Apartments are better for students on scholarships or with bigger budget.

Students can get FREE financial consultation on planning their stay in Japan from the Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors. 

1 YEN = INR 0.60

Waseda Japan is not known to accept tuition fees in installments. Students are required to pay fees at the start of each spring and fall semester. The fees is paid by automatic debit transfer from the 2nd semester onwards until graduation.

The tuition fees is paid by automatic debit transfer at the start of each spring and fall semester. At the time of admission, the tuition and fees for the 1st semester are paid during enrollment procedures.

The automatic debit transfer begins from the 2nd semester onwards. Students can also pay the fees via Flywire.

Accenture, Amazon, Deloitte, Bloomberg, and IBM are the companies where Waseda Japan graduates work. Given below is a list of some other popular companies that employ Waseda University Japan graduates.

IT, Manufacturing, Commerce, Professional Services, and Finance are the top 5 industries where Waseba Japan graduates work. Given below is a breakdown of the industries and the percentage of Waseba graduates that work in them.

Students after graduating from Waseda work in sectors like professional services, banking, information services, and insurance. Around 30% of international students start their careers in Japan.

Waseda Career Center offers students access to private job portals, seminars, internship opportunities, and recruitment talks with companies actively hiring. Many top MNCs hire the univesity graduates.

For courses taught in Japanese, some schools do conduct in-person entrance tests and interviews. In that case, students will have to go to Japan and sit in the test.

Students don't need to go to Japan if they're applying for courses taught in English. Entry to these programs are based only on document screening and interviews.

Yes, students proficient in Japanese are allowed to take classes in Japenese. The Center for Japanese Language delivers classes in Japanese.

To pursue courses in Japanese, students are required to be really good at it. Most Japanese-based courses at Waseda Uni require a JLPT N1 or EJU Japanese score of 260+ on a scale of 400.

Yes, it is possible to change school or major at Waseda University Tokyo.  The School of International Liberal Studies, the School of Political Science and Economics, and the School of Creative Science and Engineering allow students to change majors.

These are the only schools that allow a change of major at Waseda Japan. Students may have to contact the department admin and fill an form to change majors. 

No, Waseda Uni Japan does not have a set limit for the number of international students it accepts. However, it does have a 'quota' or the 'minimum international students it plans to accept' to its schools every year. This is given below for different schools at the university.