English-Taught Programs Japan
From UK to Japan: The Ultimate Guide for UK Students Pursuing a Degree in Japan
Thinking of looking beyond the familiar red‑brick campuses of Britain? Japan’s universities and graduate schools are quietly climbing global rankings and—in everything from robotics to sustainable design—often lead the very industries that will define the twenty‑first century. For ambitious students from the United Kingdom, studying in Japan offers not only academic rigor but also employer‑coveted cross‑cultural […]
Tokyo International University E-Track: Earn Your Degree in Business, Digital Innovation, or International Relations—All in English in Tokyo
Thinking about earning a degree in Japan in English? Tokyo International University’s E‑Track Program lets you study business, digital innovation, or international relations right in the heart of the world’s No. 2 student city—Tokyo—while paying tuition that is often lower than many Western universities. Scroll on to discover why TIU E‑Track might be the smartest global […]
Japan Opens More Seats: MEXT Lifts International Student Cap for 2026 Admissions
Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) made headlines on July 26 2025 when it revealed plans to loosen the long‑standing cap on the share of international students Japanese universities may enroll. The new framework—part of a broader blueprint for raising Japan’s global competitiveness—signals unprecedented opportunity for students worldwide who have been eyeing the […]
The Direct Route: How to Enter Japanese Universities Straight from Overseas
Choosing how to pursue an undergraduate degree in Japan can feel like standing at a fork in the road. On one side lies the Direct Route — applying straight from your overseas high school or university to a Japanese degree program. On the other, the Indirect Route — spending a year or two in a Japanese language […]
Hidden Gems: Explore Japan’s Regional Universities for Affordable Living and Competitive Degrees
Japan’s regional universities—those located beyond the bustle of Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya—offer a compelling blend of affordability, community, and academic depth that often escapes the radar of international applicants. On these campuses you can spend less time chasing rent money and more time engaging with professors who remember your name. Picture yourself biking past rice […]
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