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A unique opportunity to study in Japan, not requiring prior Japanese language, including tailor-made curricula, guaranteed scholarships, and dormitory space. Come build your future at Kyoto University!
Kyoto University (京都大学, Kyōto daigaku), or KyotoU (京大, Kyōdai), is a national research university located in Kyoto, Japan. Founded in 1897, it is one of the former Imperial Universities and the second oldest university in Japan.
Kyoto University offers a wide range of degree programs for international students, including the ones listed below, which are conducted entirely in English. Entrance examinations, evaluation reports, and support are provided in English as well, so that students with no Japanese language ability can study for degrees while taking advantage of ...
English-taught degree programs. Double/joint degree programs. Non-degree programs. Japanese language education. Online learning opportunities and resources. Admissions policy, curriculum policy, and diploma policy. Academic calendar. Resources for prospective international students.
Kyoto University has 10 Faculties, all offering undergraduate degrees. The total enrollment as of May 2017 included 229 international students. In their first academic year, students take University-wide liberal arts and science courses covering common subjects, some taught in English.
Kyoto University has ten Faculties, all offering undergraduate degrees. To learn about the available programs, please visit the website of each Faculty.
Programs, admission information, visa requirements, and financial aid.
Kyoto University is one of Asia’s leading research-oriented institutions and is famed for producing world-beating researchers, including 13 Nobel Prize laureates.
Kyoto University is a Japanese national university that was founded in 1897. Originally known as Kyoto Imperial University, the institution received its current name in 1947.
Kyoto University has 18 Graduate Schools, offering master’s, doctoral, and professional degree programs. As of May 2017, these together enrolled a total of 1554 international students.
