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About Kinjo Gakuin University
Kinjo Gakuin University, Japan's leading private women's university, has been growing in tradition since it was originally founded by an American missionary, Mrs. Annie Randolph, in 1889. Kinjo has 13 undergraduate departments and majors covering a wide range of disciplines - from humanities and social science to natural science - and 3 graduate schools.
For International Students
Full-time Enrollment in Undergraduate/Graduate Programs
Degree-seeking students can gain admission to an undergraduate or graduate program by passing the entrance examination for international students.
Please contact the Admissions Office for more information.
Admissions Office E-mail： nyushi@kinjo-u.ac.jp Tel：0120-331791 (toll free within Japan)
Exchange Program
Exchange students selected by Kinjo Gakuin University's partner institutions are enrolled at Kinjo for a semester or an academic year. They can take Japanese language courses, Japanese studies courses, and undergraduate courses, and earn academic credits. Kinjo accepts exchange students from partner institutions in China, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, France, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States. The Center for International Exchange Programs (CIEP) handles inquiries about the exchange program.
Number of Exchange Students Accepted
| 2019 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| China | 14 | 0 | 4 | 3 |
| Taiwan | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
| Korea | 5 | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| U.S.A. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Australia | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Canada | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| France | 5 | 1 | 5 | 2 |
| United Kingdom | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Thailand | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Exchange Program
Courses
Each course is held once a week for 90 minutes, for a total of 15 sessions, and students can earn 1-2 credits per course. Exchange students take 8 or more courses per semester, including both Japanese language courses and undergraduate courses.
Courses for Exchange Students
Japanese Language Courses
These courses are compulsory for all exchange students. Students are divided into three levels based on a placement test.
- Intermediate： 5 courses per week (1 credit each)
- High Intermediate： 3 courses per week (1 credit each)
- Advanced： 2 courses per week (1 credit each)
Japanese Studies A/B (2 credits each)
These courses are for students at the advanced Japanese level.
Japanese Studies C/D (2 credits each)
These courses are compulsory for all exchange students. Students will learn about Japanese culture through hands-on activities such as flower arrangement, Kyogen (traditional comic theater), kimono dressing, Aikido, and Japanese cooking.
Topics in Comparative Culture / Topics in Contemporary Japan (2 credits each)
These courses are taught in English. Students will learn about contemporary Japan from various perspectives, including culture, literature, religion, and social issues, together with Kinjo students.
Undergraduate Courses
Exchange students are free to choose courses regardless of their major. Courses are mainly taught in Japanese. Some courses may have enrollment restrictions.
Popular courses for exchange students
Sports & Exercise, Foreign Languages (English, French, Chinese, Korean, etc.), Introduction to Modern and Contemporary Culture, Pop Culture Theory, Intercultural Communication
Tuition
Exchange Students: Tuition is waived based on the student exchange agreement.
Study Abroad Students:
Tuition: 250,000 yen per semester
Examination fee: 3,000 yen
Registration fee: 5,000 yen
This option is available only for students from partner institutions with study abroad agreements.
Scholarships
Kinjo Gakuin University offers scholarships to students from its partner institutions.
- Exchange Students: 100,000 yen per semester
- Study Abroad Students: 75,000 yen per semester
Accommodation
Exchange students from partner institutions will live in the university's international dormitory throughout their stay. The dormitory is within easy walking distance of classes and has security features such as auto-lock doors. Each student has a furnished private room, and 2-3 students share kitchen, dining, bathroom, and toilet facilities. RAs are available to support international students throughout their stay.
Residence fees: 36,000 yen - 39,000 yen per month (depending on room type, including utilities, rental bedding, and WiFi fees).
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Flat (Common Space)
Study Room
A Welcoming Community throughout the University
Many exchange students choose Kinjo because of its welcoming atmosphere for international students. Center for International Exchange Programs (CIEP) provides a wide range of support services to help international students succeed academically and personally.
CIEP Services
- Pre-departure/Post-arrival orientation
- International exchange events
- Exchange student advisor (faculty)
- Free airport pick-up upon arrival
- Individual consultations
- International Dormitory management, etc.
- Welcome and farewell parties
- Japanese language learning support
Interaction with Kinjo Students
Kinjo International Girls “KING”: The student organization KING plans various international exchange events throughout the year.
Language Partners: International students are paired with Kinjo students for Japanese language support.
Club Activities and Circles: International students can join over 50 athletic and cultural clubs and circles.
Interaction with the Community
Elementary School Visits: International students have the opportunity to visit local elementary schools and introduce their home country/region’s culture.
Participation in International Exchange Events: International students can participate in local international exchange events and interact with residents.
How to Apply for Exchange Program
Please contact the international office at your home institution and submit application materials by the specified deadline.
The Allure of Aichi and Nagoya
Life is easy in Nagoya.
Kinjo Gakuin University is located in a quiet, residential area of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, a city that blends traditional culture with modern technology, conveniently located between several of Japan's major cities.
- Aichi is full of charm!
- Aichi Prefecture is a fascinating place to visit and live. Located in central Japan, it boasts the dynamic city of Nagoya. Aichi, often called Japan's "manufacturing kingdom," is renowned for its automotive industry, with Toyota at its forefront. Beyond its industrial strength, Aichi offers a diverse range of attractions, from historical sites and cultural experiences to natural beauty and culinary delights.
- Easy Access to Anywhere in Japan!
- Located in the heart of Japan, Nagoya offers excellent access to many other major cities, including Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, all of which are within day trip distance."
- Discover Nagoya's Unique Subcultures!
- For fans of Japan's unique subcultures, Nagoya is the perfect place to be! Nagoya hosts the World Cosplay Summit every summer. The newly opened Ghibli Park (2022) is another must-see attraction. Plus, you'll find countless photo spots, unique shops, and themed cafes specializing in manga and anime.
- Taste the Unique Local Food!
- Japanese food is world famous – but Nagoya has its own unique food culture called "Nagoya-Meshi." Taste Nagoya's distinctive cuisine, including miso-katsu, miso-nikomi-udon, hitsumabushi, uirou, ogura toast, and much more!
- Experience History and Tradition!
- Nagoya has a rich history, being the home of renowned warlords such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, who played pivotal roles in shaping Japan's history. The city also boasts a vibrant performing arts scene, which has flourished since the Edo period. Weekends offer a variety of activities, including visits to historical sites, Noh performances, and Kabuki theater.
Nagoya Station
Oasis 21
Nagoya Castle
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