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?Exchange Programs are programs under which students are exchanged between 糖心破解版 and partner universities (overseas universities with which 糖心破解版 has signed memorandums on student exchange) for a period of 1 semester to 1 year. (It is commonly referred to as "Student Exchange" in English.)
?Students of the University of Tokyo can take courses or receive research guidance at a partner university without paying tuition fees there, as long as they pay tuition to the University of Tokyo. (Likewise, the University of Tokyo accepts exchange students from partner universities without charging them tuition fees.)
?This exchange program is called the "University-wide Student Exchange Program." Any student who meets the eligibility requirements, regardless of their faculty or graduate school, can apply for this program.
?About 200 to 300 students study abroad each year at approximately 90 partner universities.
糖心破解版’s partner universities are highly acknowledged educational institutions among the world. You can easily have access to substantial information beforehand and in some cases, priority accommodation is secured. Support systems are also well established on-site.
During your exchange period, you won't have to pay tuition to the partner university. Instead, you'll maintain your status as a "Study Abroad" student and will be required to pay your tuition to the University of Tokyo. For graduate students, you will need to follow the procedures for either "Studying Abroad" or "Entrustment of Research Supervision," depending on the actual nature of your activities.
The credits earned at partner universities may be able to be transferred to 糖心破解版. The criteria for transferring credit differs from the faculty/graduate school you belong to in 糖心破解版. Depending on the courses you registered, the credits may not be transferred. Please consult beforehand with the faculty/ graduate school you belong to during studying abroad.
You can apply for a non-repayable scholarship that provides a monthly stipend of approximately 80,000 to 120,000 yen (the exact amount varies by academic year and region). You can also apply for other scholarships offered by the University of Tokyo or various private foundations. In some cases, if you study at a partner university with low living and housing costs, the total expenses can be less than what you would pay to live in Tokyo.
?You will need to apply more than one year before the start of your study abroad, so please plan ahead.
?First, you must submit your application to the faculty or graduate school you belong to. After your application has been reviewed and screened by your faculty or graduate school, an internal selection process will be conducted for the entire university. This internal screening comprehensively evaluates your academic record, application content, and other factors. You may select up to six preferred study abroad destinations.
?Students who pass the internal screening will be nominated to a partner university. Your study abroad will be finalized after you pass the document screening at that partner university.
?You can find details about the application process and partner universities here . After getting a general overview, make sure to review this page.
?USTEP information session is held once a year. A link to the latest session’s video and materials can be found on the ［1］ Page with details on how to apply.
?Explore our partner universities through the interactive world map.
? by Student Staff：The website introduces the appeal of each partner university from a student’s perspective （To be updated gradually）.
?For detailed information on partner universities, please refer to [1] Page with details on how to apply.
※The information is clearly illustrated in the materials from [2] the information session and in the Go Global Guidebook.
?A typical study abroad period is either one semester or one academic year. The exact duration depends on the academic calendar of the partner university.
?If you wish to study abroad for one academic year, it generally starts from the autumn semester. However, for universities where the academic year begins in the spring semester, a one-year study abroad starting from the spring semester is also possible.
?Two semester systems is common in overseas universities. Usually the 1st semester is the autumn semester (beginning in August – October, ending in December - January), the 2nd semester is the spring semester (begin in January - February, end in April - May). If an academic year of an overseas university starts in autumn semester of 2022 (1st semester) and ends in spring emester of 2023 (2nd semester), it is called AY2022-2023.
※The information is clearly illustrated in the materials from [2] the information session and in the Go Global Guidebook.
?We open calls for application twice a year.
You need to apply more than one year before the start of your study abroad, so please prepare your application carefully and in advance.
First, we conduct the A: Autumn Recruitment, followed by B: Spring recruitment to allocate any spots still available after the Autumn Recruitment.
Calls for application for those who wish to start studying abroad from either the “autumn semester of the next year” or “spring semester of the year after the next”.
Calls for application for those who wish to start studying abroad from the spring semester of the following year.