Study Abroad

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, University of Windsor is among the top universities for higher education in the Canada. University of Windsor offer various programs at UG and PG levels for its international students. As per Shiskha Popularity Rankings, University of Windsor ranked at #498 in world and #24 in Canada. The University of Windsor is home to over 18,000 students, out of which 4,000+ are international students from all over the world.

Yes Heidelberg acceptance rate stands around 16% meaning of every 100 candidates who apply for admission process up to 16 will be accepted.

This makes it extremely hard to get into and  only one tenth of applicants will be offered seat

It depends on your career goal. Tech specializations (AI, Data Science) offer immediate high-pay roles in the software sector. Core branches like Robotics or Aerospace are better if you prefer hardware-software integration and want to work in manufacturing, space research, or defense.

Computer Science Engineering and AI & Machine Learning offer the highest starting salaries. Often ranging from INR 8 LPA to INR 45 LPA.

Specialized fields like Data Science and Aerospace Engineering are catching up due to a shortage of niche talent in global markets.

As of 2025/26 winter sem Heidelberg University has a total of 32,178 students of which 17,763 account for female students (52.2%) and 6,633 account for international students (20.6%). New enrollments amounted upto 6,386 while total no. of graduates amounted to 3,873

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 students are required to hold a residence permit to study at Heidelberg university and visas for travel purposes, business purposes etc. are not valid.

Students will be required to present their confirmation letter to obtain the same. Indian students must obtain a visa before departing for Germany by requesting at German embassy 

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.