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Lake Biwa as Your Living Lab: Bachelor & Master Environmental Science at Shiga Prefectural UniversityNeu!!!
Shiga Prefectural University (SPU) sits on the eastern shore of Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest and oldest lake. Its School of Environmental Science turns this living laboratory into a floating classroom where Bachelor & Master students investigate endemic species and influence watershed policy from the deck of a research boat. If you dream of sunrise sampling runs […]
Fukushima Medical University Disaster & Radiation Medicine: Master’s and PhD Programs for Global Crisis-Ready Health LeadersNeu!!!
Few universities anywhere can match the lived experience that Fukushima Medical University (FMU) gained after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear accident. Out of that hardship grew the Graduate School of Disaster and Radiation Medical Sciences—a Master’s and PhD track that trains new clinicians, scientists, and logistics experts to keep communities safe […]
Tokyo Geidai Conservation Science: Master & PhD Paths to Restore Japan’s Cultural Treasures with Cutting-Edge AnalysisNeu!!!
Conservation Science at Tokyo University of the Arts—widely known as Tokyo Geidai—stands at the point where artistry, chemistry, and cutting‑edge instrumentation intersect. Within its Master’s and PhD tracks, international students work shoulder‑to‑shoulder with scientists and conservators to prolong the life of cultural treasures, from centuries‑old urushi lacquerware to fragile Buddhist scrolls and weather‑beaten frescoes. This article […]
Kanazawa University PhD in Cultural Resource Management: Festivals, Castles, and Landscape Preservation in ActionNeu!!!
Kanazawa may be a mid‑sized city on the Sea of Japan, but it shelters a world‑class ecosystem of historic castles, seasonal gardens, and living festivals. If you are an international student seeking a PhD that blends rigorous scholarship with fieldwork in a globally recognized cultural landscape, Kanazawa University’s Cultural Resource Management (CRM) program deserves your […]
Study Shochu & Fermentation Science at Kagoshima University — Your Gateway to Japan’s Spirit CapitalNeu!!!
Kagoshima University sits amid Japan’s southernmost subtropical landscapes, where volcanic soil, sea breezes, and centuries‑old brewing craft collide. For international students who dream of turning that terroir into scientific insight—and a career—our cross‑disciplinary Bachelor’s and Master’s tracks in fermentation science offer a gateway that fuses hands‑on distillation with molecular biotechnology. From the Education and Research Center for Fermentation Studies to the pilot‑scale […]
Hokkaido University Ainu & Indigenous Studies: Master-PhD Routes to Language Revitalization and Land-Rights LeadershipNeu!!!
Hokkaido University (HU) in Sapporo is more than Japan’s northernmost national university — it is a living gateway into the languages, lands, and legal realities of the Ainu and other Indigenous peoples. If you are searching for a Master’s or PhD program where scholarly rigor meets community-led change, the Graduate School’s Ainu & Indigenous Studies […]
Island Insights: Okinawan Studies at the University of the Ryukyus—Language, Reefs & Maritime HeritageNeu!!!
Dreaming of diving into island culture, ocean science or Asian maritime history while earning a globally recognized degree? The University of the Ryukyus—Japan’s only national university in the subtropics—lets you do exactly that. From endangered Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan) language classes to front‑row coral‑reef fieldwork, its Bachelor and Master pathways deliver academic depth that you simply can’t replicate on the […]
Kokugakuin University Shinto Studies — Mythology, Ritual Law & Shrine Training for International Students in TokyoNeu!!!
Thinking about studying the heart of Japan’s indigenous spirituality? At Kokugakuin University, one of only two accredited Shinto‑priest training universities nationwide, the Bachelor and Master Programs in Shinto Studies offer an immersive path into mythology, ritual law and hands‑on shrine practice—all in vibrant Shibuya, Tokyo. This guide unpacks what makes the programs special and how international students can join. […]
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