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Toyo University September 2018
Application Guide for
International Applicants from Overseas
This Application Guide is for non-Japanese applicants who reside outside of Japan.
The information found in this Guide does not apply to those who reside in
Japan at the time of application or the time of the interview.
Note that all dates and times in this Guide are based on Japan time.
This Application Guide explains information
pertaining to the undergraduate admission
to Toyo University in September 2018 from
application to enrollment.
Please read it thoroughly to ensure that you
fully understand the required procedures.
Please note that any changes or revisions
to the content as well as details on any
special measures executed in response to a
major natural disaster or other event will be
posted on Toyo University’s admission
information website.
CONTENTS
Outline
About the Application Procedure for International Applicants from Overseas ...................... 1
List of Faculties/Departments/Courses Accepting Applicants and Number of Openings ..... 2
Admissions Details
1. Application Information for International Applicants from Overseas (Type A)
Application Eligibility .................................................................................................................. 3
Application Schedule for 2018 September Admission ........................................................... 4
Subjects .................................................................................................................................... 4
Application Documents ...................................................................................................... 5 - 7
2. Application Information for International Applicants from Overseas (Type B)
Subjects .................................................................................................................................... 8
3. Hennyugaku/Tennyugaku Application Information for Applicants from Overseas
Application Eligibility .................................................................................................................. 9
Application Schedule for 2018 September Admission ......................................................... 10
Subjects .................................................................................................................................. 10
Application Documents .................................................................................................. 11 - 13
Application
Important Reminders Concerning Application ...................................................................... 14
From Application to Interview ................................................................................................ 15
Application Fee ....................................................................................................................... 16
Interview
Notification of Examinee Number and Interview Outline ...................................................... 16
Connection Test and Interview .............................................................................................. 16
Announcement of Results and Admission Procedure
Announcement of Results ...................................................................................................... 17
Admission Procedure ............................................................................................................. 17
Other Matters
Status of Residence ............................................................................................................... 17
Payment of Tuition and Fees ................................................................................................. 18
Refund of Payments Following the Admission Procedure ................................................... 18
Toyo Top Global Scholarships ...................................................................................... 19 - 20
Support Schemes for International Students ................................................................ 21 - 22
Recognition of Previously Earned Credits ............................................................................ 23 (For applicants of Hennyugaku/Tennyugaku only)
Contact Information for Toyo University ................................................................................ 24
【Regarding handling of personal information】
Toyo University shall use names, addresses, and other forms of personal information that are contained in applications submitted to us for the
purposes of 1) receiving applications, 2) implementing the entrance exam, 3) announcing results, 4) processing admissions, and 5) providing
pre-enrollment education, as well as for tasks associated with these operations.
Toyo University may outsource some of the above-mentioned operations to businesses.
In some cases, Toyo University will provide personal information it has received to said designated business so that it may execute the
outsourced operations.
1
About the Application Procedure for
International Applicants from Overseas
This Application Guide is for international students who reside outside of Japan. Applicants can
complete the entire application procedure online without coming to Japan.
1. Applications from International Applicants from Overseas (Type A) (Pages 3 to 7)
This category of application is for international applicants who want to matriculate as a first-year student
seeking a bachelor's degree; it also serves as the basis for selecting those eligible to receive the “Toyo Top
Global Scholarship A*.” Applicants who are admitted to the program and are deemed to have performed
outstandingly will receive the Toyo Top Global Scholarship A. (Not all successful candidates after document
screening and online interview will be nominated to receive the scholarship.)
2. Applications from International Applicants from Overseas (Type B) - Not available for
September 2018
This category of application is for international students who want to matriculate as a first-year student
seeking a bachelor’s degree; it also serves as the basis for selecting those eligible to receive the “Toyo Top
Global Scholarship B*.” Applicants who are admitted to the program and are deemed to have performed
outstandingly on the exam will receive the Toyo Top Global Scholarship B (Except Department of Regional
Development Studies.). (Not all successful candidates after document screening and online interview will be
nominated to receive the scholarship.)
3. Hennyugaku/Tennyugaku Applications from International Applicants from Overseas
(Pages 9 to 13)
This type of application is offered for international students residing outside of Japan who want to transfer to
Toyo University and matriculate as a second-year students. Note that applicants who apply in this category
will not be eligible for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship A nor Toyo Top Global Scholarship B.
(Note)
Hennyugaku: for applicants who have completed another school.
Tennyugaku: for applicants who have finished at least one academic year at another school.
*See page 19 for information on the Toyo Top Global Scholarships.
The application procedure differs depending on application type. Please read the instructions in this Application
Guide carefully to avoid errors.
2
List of Faculties/Departments/Courses
Accepting Applicants and Number of
Openings
1. Applications from International Applicants from Overseas (Type A)
Faculty Department (Course) Openings
Global and Regional Studies Global Innovation Studies 30
Information Networking for Innovation and Design Information Networking for Innovation and Design 20
2. Applications from International Applicants from Overseas (Type B)
Not available for September 2018 Admission
3. Hennyugaku/Tennyugaku Application for International Applicants from Overseas
Faculty Department (Course) Openings
Global and Regional Studies Global Innovation Studies Small number
The number of openings includes other Entrance Examinations for 2018 admission offered to international students.
The final number of accepted students may fall below the number of openings due to the circumstances of applications, application
screening results, or other reason.
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Application Eligibility
Eligible persons must satisfy all of the following conditions (1 to 5):
1. The person is a national of a country other than Japan.
2. The person must be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2018.1
3. The person has completed (or is expected to complete) a 12-year education curriculum or the equivalent* in
a country other than Japan by September 30, 2018 (see note below for exceptions).2
4. The person must satisfy one of the following English proficiency requirements or the equivalent.3
・TOEFL iBT® score of 79 or higher
・TOEFL® PBT score of 550 or higher
・IELTS™ score of 6.0 or higher
・TOEIC® score of 780 or higher
5. The person is seeking to enter Toyo University (desired department and course) as his or her first choice.
（Note 1）
・A person who completed a curriculum in a school outside of Japan that is considered to be the equivalent of high school that was
designated by Japan(MEXT) may be permitted to apply even if he or she has not reached 18 years of age by September 30, 2018.
・If a person has completed a 12-year standard school education curriculum in less than 12 years as a result of grade skipping or early
graduation and thus does not reach 18 years of age by September 30, 2018, his or her application can be considered.
（Note 2）
Exceptions will include:
・Person who has completed fewer than 12 years of education since he or she skipped a grade or graduated early in a country that
bases eligibility for admission to a university on a 12-year education curriculum.
・Person who has completed school in a country with an ordinary education curriculum of fewer than 12 years prior to university
enrollment and has completed (or is expected to complete) a university preparatory course for admission to a Japanese university that
was designated by Japan's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
・Person who has completed school in a country with an ordinary education curriculum of fewer than 12 years prior to university
enrollment and is recognized by Toyo University as having completed a program equivalent to a 12-year curriculum based on an official
certificate issued by that country.
・Person who holds an International Baccalaureate degree, Baccalauréat qualification (French Republic), Abitur qualification (Federal
Republic of Germany), or GCE Advanced Level or has been approved by Japan's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and
Technology.
（Note 3）
・A valid English proficiency requirement score must be the one from a test taken on or after January 1, 2016.
However, scores from TOEFL ITP®
, TOEFL®
CBT, IELTSTM (General Training Module), and TOEIC®
-IP will not be accepted.
1. Application Information for International
Applicants from Overseas (Type A)
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Application Schedule for September 2018 Admission
*Applicants must complete online registration, upload all required documents, and pay the application fee by the document
submission deadline.
*Connection test for the online interview will be conducted between the scheduled announcement of interview outline and the day
before the interview date.
*The interview will be held on one of the interview dates listed above. Applicants can not choose the interview date and time.
*There will be no difference in the content of the admission procedure or criteria between Period#1 and Period#2.
【Regarding the Interview Schedule for the Faculty of Global and Regional Studies】
Selection for the Faculty of Global and Regional Studies will be conducted based on submitted documents (see “Subjects [points
available]” on page 4); however, online interview will also be conducted if deemed necessary. If it is determined that an interview
will be required, you will be notified via your registered e-mail address or “My Page” (see “From Application to Interview”
on page 15) by the scheduled date of the announcement of interview outline above. Please be sure to check if you have
received this notification.
【Regarding the Interview Schedule for the Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design】
Applicants for the Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design will receive an e-mail from [email protected]
on the day of “Notification of Examinee Number” with regards to the interview.
Subjects (Points available)
Faculty Department (Course) Evaluation Criteria (Points available)
Document Screening Interview
Daytim
e C
ou
rses
Global and Regional Studies Global Innovation Studies 100 NA
Information Networking for
Innovation and Design Information Networking for Innovation and Design 100 100
*The interview will be conducted via a web conferencing system.
*The interview conducted by the Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design will contain oral examination to
assess the level of specific academic knowledge required to enter the program.
Application
Period
Online Registration and
Document Submission
Notification of
Examinee Number
Announcement of
Interview Outline
(scheduled) Interview Dates
Announcement
of Results
Deadline for
Admission
Procedure
Period #1 January 5 (Fri) to
January 10 (Wed) January 29 (Mon) February 5 (Mon)
February 17 (Sat)
or 19 (Mon) March 1 (Thu) March 23 (Fri)
Period #2 March 9 (Fri) to
March 15 (Thu) April 4 (Wed) April 13 (Fri)
April 28 (Sat)
or 29 (Sun) May 11 (Fri) May 31 (Thu)
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Application Documents
1 ID photo Submit a Photo file of yourself with the specified size.
The photo must be taken within three months of the
time of application. It must be a glossy color with a plain
background that measures 4cm (height) x 3 cm (width).
It must show you from your shoulders above. You must
be shown looking straight at the camera and cannot be
wearing a cap or hat. (Any attire is acceptable.)
Photos with a matte finish, black and white, and
snapshots are not accepted.
If you will wear eyeglasses when taking the interview,
have yourself photographed wearing those eyeglasses.
* Your submitted photo will be used in your student ID
after your admission until your graduation.
2 Reason for
application
(prescribed form)
(1) Download the form from Toyo University’s Admission Information website and fill
it out in English. Note: Please use the form for Type A.
(2) Topics which need to be addressed are different depending on the department.
Prepare your form in accordance with the following instructions.
【 Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional
Studies】 Read the Instruction for GINOS Application Essay and address the
specific topics requested on your Reason for Application Form. The instruction
can be downloaded from Toyo University’s Admission Information website (URL:
http://www.toyo.ac.jp/nyushi/admission/requirements/pre-arrival/).
【Department of Information Networking for Innovation and Design, Faculty of
Information Networking for Innovation and Design】
Describe what you want to study after entering the program.
3 Certificate of graduation
(or expected graduation) from a secondary
education institution
(equivalent to a high school in Japan)
(1) Submit a certificate that shows your enrollment date, graduation date, schooling
years, and graduation eligibility (Not a diploma.).
(2) As a special case that applies only when you cannot receive the above-
mentioned certificate due to unavoidable circumstances, such as the school from
which you graduated was closed or merged with another school, you may submit
your diploma instead.
1. Submit (upload) your application documents to your personal applicant’s web page called "My Page"
after you complete the online application registration process. (Hereinafter, "submit" shall mean
“upload to My Page".)
2. All documents must be prepared in Japanese, English, or Chinese. Documents in other languages must
be accompanied with an official translation prepared and certified by a public agency (e.g., an embassy,
university, high school, etc.). A translation by the applicant or a private company will not be accepted.
3. Download prescribed forms from the university's application information website (URL:
http://www.toyo.ac.jp/nyushi/en/admission/).
4. Allow yourself sufficient time when gathering documents, as receiving items that you need to
request from various organizations may take time. If circumstances prevent you from submitting
documents prior to the application deadline, contact to the university to explain those circumstances by
e-mail. Be sure to specify the documents that cannot be submitted on time and provide the date that
you expect to be able to submit them.
5. You must submit the original copy of each submitted certificate when completing the enrollment
formalities.
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4 Academic transcript from
a secondary education
institution
(equivalent to a high school in Japan)
(1) Submit a certificate that shows your grades for all of the years (year by year) that
you were enrolled in school. (If you have attended more than one school, make
sure to submit transcripts from all schools.)
(2) If you cannot get the above-mentioned certificate issued due to unavoidable
circumstances, such as the school from which you graduated was closed or
merged with another school, you may submit your original grade reports instead.
(3) If you took a uniform exam for admission to an institution of higher learning (e.g.,
university, etc.) in your country when you graduated from your secondary
education institution, also submit a copy of your academic transcript for the
uniform exam. (You must also submit your academic transcript from your
secondary education institution.)
(4) If you skipped a year and it is not noted on your academic transcript, you must
submit a document issued by the school which certifies that you skipped a year.
5 Documents concerning English-language ability
Submit one of the following score reports certifying that you satisfy the English
proficiency requirement mentioned in Item 4 in the Application Eligibility section.
Only a certificate issued for a score from a test taken on or after January 1, 2016,
will be considered valid.
(1) TOEFL iBT® Official Score Reports
(2) TOEFL ® PBT Official Score Reports
(3) TOEIC ® Official Score Certificate
(4) IELTS (Academic Module) Test Report Form
*For (1) or (2), please have the score report directly sent to Toyo University (DI Code:
B895) by the deadline. (Allow yourself sufficient time when making arrangements, as it
may take more than a month to be mailed in some cases.)
*If, due to unavoidable circumstances, you cannot submit an official score report for the
exams listed above by the deadline, you may submit a copy of your score report.
However, you will be required to submit an official copy when completing the
enrollment formalities. Your admission to the university or eligibility to receive a
scholarship may be nullified if your submitted certificate is found to contain falsehoods
or if you cannot submit the official certificate.
*If you cannot submit a score report because, for example, you are a native or advanced
speaker of English and have never acquired an English proficiency qualification , you
may submit an “English-Language Ability Certificate” instead of one of the above-
mentioned score reports. Download the designated form from Toyo University ’s
application information website, fill it in, and then submit it after having it certified by a
public agency (e.g., an embassy, university, high school, etc.) .
(If you received a school education in English through the ordinary curriculum in
Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United
States of America or any other countries where the official language used is English
during the past six years, please note this fact on the English-Language Ability
Certificate. Anyone in a position of authority may prepare the certificate.)
If you took a uniform exam for admission to an institution of higher learning (e.g.,
university, etc.) in your country when you graduated or is expected to graduate
from your secondary education institution, also submit a certificate stating that you
passed the uniform exam. (You must also submit your Certificate of Graduation
[Certificate of Expected Graduation] from the secondary education institution.)
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6 Letter of recommendation
(1) Submit a letter of recommendation written in English.
(2) Submit a letter issued by a high school or university. Anyone in a position of
authority may prepare the letter.
7 Passport Submit a copy of the page of your passport that shows your name, photo, date of
birth, nationality, and other information in English which proves your identity.
(Your name to register on the online application registration must be the same
name as it appears on your passport.)
8 Certificate of graduation
(or expected graduation)
of a university
preparatory course
(for relevant persons only)
If you have completed (or are expected to complete) a University
Preparatory Course for Students with less than 12 Years of Education
(authorized by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology), submit a certificate stating that you
completed (or are expected to complete) this course.
9 Copy of International
Baccalaureate degree, certificate
of Baccalauréat qualification
(French Republic) , Abitur
qualification, or GCE Advanced
Level
(Submission is optional.)
If you have an International Baccalaureate degree, Baccalauréat
qualification (French Republic), Abitur qualification, or GCE Advanced
Level, submit a document that certifies these qualifications.
10 Certificate of Japanese- language ability
(Submission is optional.)
Submit your score report for the Examination for Japanese University
Admission for International Students (EJU) or your passing certificate for the
Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
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Schedule
Application for International Applicants from Overseas (Type B) is not available for September 2018. It is
scheduled to be available in April 2019.
2. Application Information for International
Applicants from Overseas (Type B)
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Application Eligibility
Second-year Transfer (hennyugaku)
Eligible persons must satisfy all of the following conditions (1 to 3). (However, applicants for
Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional Studies, are not required
to satisfy condition 3.)
1. The person is a national of a country other than Japan.
2. The person has completed (or is expected to complete) coursework of at least 14 years in school
education in a country other than Japan by September 30, 2018.
3. The person has achieved a Japanese language score (total of reading comprehension,
listening comprehension, and listening-reading comprehension) of at least 200 points in one of
the sessions of the EJU (June or November 2016 or June or November 2017) or has passed N
3 (Level 3) or higher of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
【Applicants for the Department of Global Innovation Studies must satisfy conditions 1 and 2 above as well as one of
the following English proficiency requirements or the equivalent.】
・TOEFL iBT®
score of 79 or higher
・TOEFL®
PBT score of 550 or higher
・IELTSTM
score of 6. 0 or higher
・TOEIC® score of 780 or higher
*A valid English proficiency requirement score will be one from a test taken on or after January 1, 2016. Scores from TOEFL ITP®,
TOEFL®
CBT, IELTSTM
(General Training Module), and TOEIC®-IP will not be accepted.
Second-year Transfer (tennyugaku)
Eligible persons must satisfy all of the following conditions (1 to 3) (However, applicants for the
Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional Studies, are not required
to satisfy condition 3.)
1. The person is a national of a country other than Japan.
2. The person has been enrolled (or is expected to have been enrolled) in a university
(excluding junior colleges) in a country other than Japan for at least 1 year by September 30,
2018.
3. The person has achieved a Japanese language score (total of reading comprehension,
listening comprehension, and listening-reading comprehension) of at least 200 points in one of
the sessions of the EJU (June or November 2016 or June or November 2017) or has passed N
3 (Level 3) or higher of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
【Applicants for the Department of Global Innovation Studies must satisfy conditions 1 and 2 above as well as one of
the following English proficiency requirements or the equivalent.】
・TOEFL iBT®
score of 79 or higher
・TOEFL®
PBT score of 550 or higher
・IELTSTM
score of 6. 0 or higher
・TOEIC® score of 780 or higher
*A valid English proficiency requirement score will be one from a test taken on or after January 1, 2016. Scores from TOEFL ITP®,
TOEFL®
CBT, IELTSTM
(General Training Module), and TOEIC®-IP will not be accepted.
3. Hennyugaku/Tennyugaku Application Information for
International Applicants from Overseas (Second-year
transfer)
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Application Schedule for September 2018 Admission
Online Registration and
Document Submission
Notification of
Examinee Number
Announcement of
Interview Outline
(scheduled)
Interview Dates Announcement of
Results
Deadline for
Admission Procedure
January 5 (Fri)
to January 10 (Wed) January 29 (Mon) February 5 (Mon)
February 17 (Sat)
or 19 (Mon) March 1 (Thu) March 23 (Fri)
*Applicants must complete online registration, submit all required documents, and pay the application fee by the document
submission deadline.
*Connection test for the online interview will be conducted sometime between the scheduled announcement of interview outline
and the day before the interview date.
*The interview will be held on one of the interview dates listed above. Applicants can not choose the interview date.
【Regarding the interview schedule for the Faculty of Global and Regional Studies】
Selection for the Faculty of Global and Regional Studies will be conducted based on submitted documents (see Subjects
[points available] on page 10); however, online interview will also be conducted if deemed necessary. If it is determined that an
interview will be required, you will be notified via your registered e-mail address or “My Page” (see “The Process from
Application to Examination” on page 15) by the scheduled date of the announcement of interview outline above. Please be
sure to check if you have received this notification.
Subjects (Points available)
Second-year transfer (hennyugaku and tennyugaku)
Faculty Department (Course) Evaluation Criteria (Points available)
Document Screening Interview
Da
ytime
Cou
rses
Global and Regional Studies Global Innovation Studies 100 NA
*The interview will be conducted via a web conferencing system.
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Application Documents
1 ID photo Submit a Photo file of yourself with the specified size.
The photo must be taken within three months of the
time of application. It must be a glossy color with a plain
background that measures 4cm (height) x 3 cm (width).
It must show you from your shoulders above. You must
be shown looking straight at the camera and cannot be
wearing a cap or hat. (Any attire is acceptable.)
Photos with a matte finish, black and white, and
snapshots are not accepted.
If you will wear eyeglasses when taking the interview,
have yourself photographed wearing those eyeglasses.
* Your submitted photo will be used in your student ID
after your admission until your graduation.
2 Reason for
application
(prescribed form)
(1) Download the form from Toyo University’s Admission Information website and fill
it out in English. Note: Please use the form for Type A.
(2) Topics which need to be addressed are different depending on the department.
Prepare your form in accordance with the following instructions.
【 Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional
Studies】 Read “Instruction for GINOS Application Essay” and address the
specific topics requested on your Reason for Application Form. The instruction
can be downloaded from Toyo University’s Admission Information website (URL:
http://www.toyo.ac.jp/nyushi/admission/requirements/pre-arrival/).
3 Certificate of Japanese- language ability
Submit your EJU score report or your passing certificate for the Japanese
Language Proficiency Test.
This score report is optional for the Department of Global Innovation Studies,
Faculty of Global and Regional Studies.
1. Submit (upload) your application documents to your personal applicant’s web page called "My Page"
after you complete the online application registration process. (Hereinafter, "submit" shall mean “upload
to My Page".)
2. All documents must be prepared in Japanese, English, or Chinese. Documents in other languages must
be accompanied with an official translation prepared and certified by a public agency (e.g., an embassy,
university, high school, etc.). A translation by the applicant or a private company will not be accepted.
3. Download prescribed forms from the university's application information website (URL:
http://www.toyo.ac.jp/nyushi/en/admission/).
4. Allow yourself sufficient time when gathering documents, as receiving items that you need to
request from various organizations may take time. If circumstances prevent you from submitting
documents prior to the application deadline, contact to the university to explain those circumstances by
e-mail. In this case, be sure to specify the documents that cannot be submitted on time and provide
the date that you expect to be able to submit them.
5. You must submit the original copy of each submitted certificate when completing the enrollment
formalities.
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4 Certificate of graduation
(or expected graduation) from
non-Japanese university
or junior college
(1) This item must be submitted by applicants applying for transfer (hennyugaku).
(2) Submit a certificate that notes your date of enrollment, date of graduation, years
of schooling, and graduation eligibility. (This certificate differs from a diploma.)
(3) If you cannot get the above-mentioned certificate issued due to unavoidable
circumstances, such as the school from which you graduated was closed or
merged with another institution, you may submit your original grade reports
instead.
5 Certificate of withdrawal
from a non-Japanese
university or certificate
of enrollment in a non-
Japanese university
(1) This item must be submitted by applicants applying for ordinary transfer
(tennyugaku).
(2) Submit the certificate issued by the non-Japanese university.
6 Academic transcript from a non-Japanese university or junior college
(1) Submit a transcript that clearly indicates grades and earned credits for all
courses taken
(2) If you cannot get the above-mentioned transcript issued due to unavoidable
circumstances, such as the school from which you graduated was closed or
merged with another institution, you may submit copies of your original grade
reports instead.
7 Certificate of course completion from a non-Japanese university or junior college
If you are currently taking courses, this certificate should indicate the course
names, number of credits, and year of course completion. Submit a certifying
document issued by the university or junior college in which you are enrolled.
* You need not attach this certificate if your academic transcript indicates the course names,
number of credits, and year of completion for courses that you are currently taking.
8 Academic transcript from a Japanese university or junior college
(1) This item must be submitted by applicants who have previously attended a
Japanese university.
(2) Submit a transcript that clearly indicates grades and earned credits for all
courses taken.
* If you are currently taking courses, clearly indicate the course names, number of credits,
and year of course completion on the certificate.
(3) If you cannot get the above-mentioned transcript issued due to unavoidable
circumstances, such as the school from which you graduated was closed or
merged with another institution, you may submit copies of your original grade
reports instead.
9 Passport Submit a copy of the page of your passport that shows your name, photo, date of
birth, nationality, and other information in English which proves your identity.
(Your name on the online application procedure must be the same name as it
appears on passport)
10 Copy of International Baccalaureate degree, certificate of Baccalauréat qualification (French Republic), Abitur qualification, or GCE Advanced Level
(Submission is optional.)
If you have an International Baccalaureate degree, Baccalauréat
qualification (French Republic), Abitur qualification, or GCE Advanced
Level, submit a document that certifies these qualifications.
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11 Documents concerning English- language ability
Applicants for the Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and
Regional Studies only
Submit one of the following score reports certifying that you satisfy the
English proficiency requirement mentioned in the section on Application
Eligibility. Only a certificate issued for a score from a test taken on or after
January 1, 2016, will be valid.
(1) TOEFL iBT ® Official Score Reports
(2) TOEFL® PBT Official Score Reports
(3) TOEIC® Official Score Certificate
(4) IELTS (Academic Module) Test Report Form
*For (1) or (2), please have the score report directly sent to Toyo University (DI Code:
B895) by the deadline. (Allow yourself sufficient time when making arrangements, as it
may take more than a month to be mailed in some cases.)
*If, due to unavoidable circumstances, you cannot submit an official score report for the
exams listed above by deadline, you may submit a copy of your score report. However,
you will be required to submit an official copy when completing the enrollment
formalities. Your admission to the university or eligibility to receive a scholarship may
be nullified if your submitted certificate is found to contain falsehoods or if you cannot
submit the official certificate.
*If you cannot submit a score report because, for example, you are a native or
advanced speaker of English and have never acquired an English proficiency
qualification, you may submit an “English-Language Ability Certificate” instead of one
of the above-mentioned score reports. Download the designated form from Toyo
University’s application information website, fill it in, and then submit it after having it
certified by a public agency (e.g., an embassy, university, high school, etc.) .
(If you received a school education in English through the ordinary curriculum in
Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United
States of America or any other countries where the official language used is English
during the past six years, please note this fact on the English-Language Ability
Certificate. Anyone in a position of authority may prepare the certificate.)
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Important Reminders Concerning
Application
1. Applications submitted from within Japan will not be accepted. (Applicants may be asked to present an ID
certifying residence outside of Japan or submit a residence certificate to their place of residence at the time
of application.)
2. Applicants must complete the online application and application fee payment procedures by 11: 00 p.m. on
the final day of the online registration period.
3. Applicant's name to register on the online application procedure must be the same name as it appears on
passport.
4. Any changes to the planned course or the application type will not be accepted once the application has been
submitted.
5. An applicant will not be permitted to take the interview if an error or deficiency is found in his or her submitted
documents.
6. Late submission of the application documents after the application period ended will not be accepted even if
he or she paid the application fee.
7. Submitted documents will only be accepted via upload to "My Page". Any printed documents mailed from
outside Japan or attached to an e-mail will not be accepted.
8. The application fee is nonrefundable and transferable once it is paid.
9. Any applicant who fabricated on submitted documents will lose his or her eligibility.
10. If you desire special consideration in taking the interview or pursuing your university studies due to an illness,
injury, or disability, please consult with the Admissions Office for the April Admission and with the
International Affairs Office for the September Admission before completing the application procedure.
11. After the announcement of application results, an applicant who is found to have submitted fallacious
information will have his or her eligibility to enter Toyo University voided.
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From Application to Interview
Please have the following items ready before submitting your application
documents. Even if the application process includes “document screening” only,
you may still be required to participate in a web-based interview.
● Required documents (e.g., certificate of graduation, academic transcripts, etc.) and electronic photo file
*Check the “Application Documents” page and double-check your documents to ensure that you have all the documents and
information ready.
● A personal computer with an internet connection
● The e-mail address required for the online application registration
● A webcam, microphone, and speakers for the online interview
● A credit card to pay the application fee
1. Online application registration and payment of the application fee
3. Confirmation of Examinee Number
4. Confirmation of Interview Outline
5. Connection Test
6. Interview
Take the interview in the same environment that you were in during the connection test at the scheduled
date and time.
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Application Fee
Application fee: 10,000 yen
(1) Pay application fee using the online application system during the online registration period. You will not
be permitted to proceed with the application process if you fail to complete the payment during this
period.
(2) The application fee must be paid with a credit card. Follow the payment instructions on the online
application registration. All application fees are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
*A system operation fee will be charged.
Notification of Examinee Number and
Interview Outline
(1) If your application is deemed to be eligible, the university will provide you with an Examinee Number
via “My Page” on the scheduled day. Be sure to check the number. However, if the university
determined that your application is not eligible based on the document screening, you will not be
permitted to proceed with the application process. In that case, you will be notified of this fact by e-
mail.
(2) The university will provide you with a schedule of the connection test and the interview as well as
other details about the interview on “My Page.” Be sure to check the schedule on the date of
announcement of interview outline.
*Applicants for the Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design will receive an e-mail from [email protected] on the day of
“Notification of Examinee Number” with regards to the interview date and time.
Connection Test and Interview
(1) The selection process may include an online interview that will be conducted via a web conferencing
system. Be sure to check the “Guide for interview via web conferencing system” carefully beforehand.
Please note the connection test for use of the web conferencing system will be conducted prior to the
interview date. The test will check the connection status of the internet line, audio and visual settings,
and other connection-related matters; it will take about ten minutes. Please double-check the settings
of your equipment beforehand. Remember that you may be barred from taking the interview if you do
not participate in the connection test.
(2) On the day of the interview, take the interview in the same environment as you were in during the
connection test. Note that the university will not accept requests for another interview due to
equipment problems.
(3) The following behaviors shall be considered inappropriate acts.
(a) Taking of the interview by other person (i.e., a person impersonating you).
(b) Other behavior that obstructs the fair administration of the interview.
If you are found to have conducted an inappropriate act, you will be barred from taking the interview.
Additionally, any admission screening results you have attained will be declared void. The university
will not accept requests for a refund of the application fee in such cases.
*The interview conducted by the Faculty of Information Networking for Innovation and Design will contain to assess the level of specific
academic knowledge required to enter the program.
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Announcement of Results
(1) Application results will be notified to all applicants via "My Page" regardless of the result.
(2) Results will not be provided in response to inquiries by telephone, e-mail, etc.
(3) Results will not be sent out by post.
(4) Announcement of results is scheduled at 11: 00 a.m. (Japan time) on the announcement date.
(5) The university will notify applicants who have gotten nominated for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship via
“My Page” at the same time as the announcement of the application results.
Admission Procedure
Once you get accepted to Toyo University, complete the following procedure by the deadline.
(a) Admission procedure (online)
Log on to the admission procedure system from “My Page” and register by following the instructions.
(You will be provided with ID and password for the system on the announcement of results day.)
(b) Payment
Complete the payment procedure by following the instructions. Payment must be made with a credit
card. Remittance from an overseas bank or other financial institution is not accepted.
You will be able to make payment when completing the procedure described in (a) above.
* If you fail to complete the procedures described in (a) and (b) above before the procedure deadline, you will be considered to have
declined the admission offer. You will not be allowed to proceed with the admission procedure after the deadline.
* If you are nominated for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship A (see page 19), complete (a) only.
* For details, see the "Admissions Procedure Guide" that will be available on the day that the results are announced.
Status of Residence
International students who are accepted to Toyo University are eligible for the residence (visa) status,
"Student." Students possessing the status of residence, “Student,” become eligible for Toyo University’s
tuition exemption for international students as well as the scholarships. Please note that although you can
enroll and study at Toyo University with a status of residence other than “Student” which can grant a long-
term stay in Japan, you will not be able to use various services and benefits that are specifically for
international students with the “Student” status. Also you cannot study at Toyo University with the “Short-
Term Stay” status. If you get accepted to Toyo University through application procedures for international
students from overseas described in this Application Guide, Toyo University will file a proxy application for
issuance of a “Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status” on students’ behalf. Details on the submission of
documents required for proxy application to the university will be provided in the “Admissions Guide” which
will be available after the announcement of results.
* Toyo University provides proxy applications for the status of residence “Student” only.
* If you cannot obtain (or are not expected to obtain) the “Student” status by October 1, 2018, due to late submission of the
necessary documents for this proxy application, you will not be permitted to enroll in a program at Toyo University.
* The decision on whether or not to issue a Certificate of Eligibility for Resident Status is made by the Immigration Bureau of Japan.
* A "Certificate of Ability to Pay School Expenses" is required for this proxy application. Please make arrangements in advance, as
issuance of this certificate may take time.
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Payment of Tuition and Fees
Breakdown of payments for students in 2018 (scheduled) (Unit: yen)
Daytime Courses
Faculty of Letters
Faculty of Economics
Faculty of
Business Administration
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Sociology
Faculty of
International Tourism
Management,
Faculty of
Global and Regional
Studies
Faculty of
Information
Networking for
Innovation and
Design
Faculty of Human Life Design
Faculty of Science
and Engineering
Faculty of
Information
Sciences and Arts
Faculty of
Life Sciences,
Faculty of Food and
Nutritional Sciences
Department of
Sociology,
Department of
Sociocultural Studies
Department of
Social Welfare
Department of
Media and
Communications
Department of
Social Psychology
Department of
Human Care and
Support,
Department of
Health Care and
Sports
Department of
Human
Environment
Design
Aca
de
mic
Fe
es
Entrance fee 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000 250,000
Tuition fee
(Student eligible for
30% exemption)
710,000
（497,000）
710,000
（497,000）
710,000
（497,000）
710,000
（497,000）
710,000
（497,000）
780,000
（546,000）
990,000
（693,000）
830,000
（581,000）
880,000
（616,000）
990,000
（693,000）
930,000
（651,000）
990,000
（693,000）
Facilities and
equipments fee 220,000 220,000 220,000 220,000 220,000 220,000 260,000 200,000 260,000 260,000 260,000 260,000
Laboratory fees ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ 70,000 85,000 40,000 80,000
Education fee ─ ─ 25,000 10,000 15,000 ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─
Subtotal 1,180,000 1,180,000 1,205,000 1,190,000 1,195,000 1,250,000 1,500,000 1,280,000 1,460,000 1,585,000 1,480,000 1,580,000
Oth
er F
ees
Membership fee of Students
Club Activity Association 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000
Subtotal 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000
Total 1,185,000 1,185,000 1,210,000 1,195,000 1,200,000 1,255,000 1,505,000 1,285,000 1,465,000 1,590,000 1,485,000 1,585,000
（1,288,000） (Student eligible for 30% exemption) （972,000） （972,000） （997,000） （982,000） （987,000）（1,021,000 （1,021,000）
（1,021,000
（1,208,000） （1,036,000） （1,201,000） （1,293,000） （1,206,000）
Single payment
(At time of admission procedure) 1,185,000 1,185,000 1,210,000 1,195,000 1,200,000 1,255,000 1,505,000 1,285,000 1,465,000 1,590,000 1,485,000 1,585,000
Total Fees by Installments
［ Spring term ］
<During the admission procedure>
720,000
720,000
732,500
725,000
727,500
755,000
880,000
770,000
860,000
922,500
870,000
920,000
Total Fees by Installments
465,000
465,000
477,500
470,000
472,500
500,000
625,000
515,000
605,000
667,500
615,000
665,000 ［ Autumn term ］
<Early October 2018> （358,500） （358,500） （371,000） （363,500） （366,000） （383,000） （476,500） （390,500） （473,000） （519,000） （475,500） （516,500）
(Student eligible for 30% exemption)
Second Year Fees
<reference> (Student
eligible for 30% exemption)
935,000
（722,000）
935,000
（722,000）
960,000
（747,000）
945,000
（732,000）
950,000
（737,000）
1,005,000
（771,000）
1,255,000
（958,000）
1,035,000
（786,000）
1,215,000
（951,000）
1,340,000
（1,043,000）
1,235,000
（956,000）
1,335,000
（1,038,000）
《Remarks》
1. The admission fee is charged in the first year only.
2. The tuition mentioned above is the amount without tuition exemption. The amount in the parentheses is the amount with the
30% tuition exemption.
In the case of newly enrolled students, if the student pays the full tuition and then receives the tuition exemption after
admission, he or she will receive a refund for the amount of the exemption. In the case of students in their second or
subsequent year who met academic standards and are recognized as eligible for the tuition exemption, a new bank transfer
form with a reduced tuition amount that corresponds to the academic standards will be sent to the student. For details on
eligibility to receive the tuition exemption, see “Support Schemes for International Students.”
3. Students are expected to pay the entire amount when completing the admission procedure. However, students can be
permitted to pay the tuition, general equipment and facilities fee, laboratory and activity fees, and educational enhancement
fee in two installments per year.
4. Students enrolling in the Department of History in the Faculty of Letters, Faculty of Economics (daytime courses), or Faculty
of Business Administration (daytime courses) are required to pay a separate academic society fee.
(Department of History in the Faculty of Letters: 6,000 yen; Faculty of Economics [daytime courses]: 1,000 yen; Department of
Business Administration [daytime courses]: 4,000 yen)
5. Some courses may charge an additional activity fees.
6. Paid admission fees and submitted documents will not be returned.
7. Tuition and fees may change for students who exceed the designated length of the course of study.
*Toyo University collects other expenses on behalf of various organizations based on collection requests from them.
Refund of Payments Following the Admission Procedure
If, for unavoidable circumstances, you wish to withdraw from admission to Toyo University after completing
the admission procedure, you may receive a refund for payments made (excluding the admission fee)
provided that you submit a request for a refund through the procedure prescribed by Toyo University by the
refund deadline. For details, check the Admission Procedure Guide which will be available on the day that
the results are announced.
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Toyo Top Global Scholarships
Toyo University provides Toyo Top Global Scholarships to international students from overseas who got
admitted to Toyo University through Type A and Type B application procedure and are deemed to have
demonstrated outstanding ability during the application process.
Toyo Top Global Scholarships consist of Toyo Top Global Scholarship A and Toyo Top Global
Scholarship B. Recipients of Toyo Top Global Scholarship A are nominated from applicants for the
Application Procedure Type A, and recipients of Toyo Top Global Scholarship B are nominated from
applications for the Admission Procedure Type B. Details for each are provided below.
Toyo Top Global Scholarship A
(1) Eligible Departments/Faculties and Number of Recipients for 2018
• Department of Global Innovation Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional Studies (30 recipients)
• Department of Regional Development Studies, Faculty of Global and Regional Studies (10 recipients)
• Department of Information Networking for Innovation and Design, Faculty of Information Networking
for Innovation and Design (20 recipients)
(2) Eligible Recipients
Admitted applicants who ranked in the higher group among persons who meet the following criteria. TOEFL
iBT® score of 79 or higher, TOEFL® PBT score of 550 or higher, IELTSTM score of 6. 0 or higher, TOEIC®
score of 780 or higher, or the equivalent.
*Only scores from exams taken on January 1, 2016, or later will be accepted.
The score must be submitted at the time of the application.
*TOEFL ITP®, TOEFL® CBT, IELTSTM(General Training Module), and TOEIC®-IP scores will not be accepted.
(3) Scholarship Amount, etc.
The recipients of the scholarship will be exempt from paying the entrance fee, tuition, and all associated
fees for four years. They will also receive a monthly payment of 150,000 yen for four years. The recipients
will not be required to repay the scholarship after their graduation.
Note 1: Each year, the university will examine each recipient’s academic performance and other matters and make a decision
on whether or not to continue the scholarship. The scholarship may be suspended or cancelled depending on the
result. Additionally, a recipient who loses eligibility to receive the scholarship or stop enrolling at Toyo University may
be required to pay back the scholarship amount already received.
Note 2: For monthly stipend, the scholarship recipients will be disbursed with an amount after subtracting expenses if any.
(4) Notification of Eligible Recipients
Persons who are nominated for the scholarship will be notified via My Page on the day that results are
announced.
(5) Admission Procedure
Scholarship recipients are not required to make the enrollment payments.
*The scholarship recipients must submit the original copy of their “Document concerning English-language ability”
(application document) when completing the enrollment procedure.
(6) Conditions for Accepting the Scholarship
Scholarship recipients will be required to participate in university-organized events and actively engage in
the university’s PR activities.
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Toyo Top Global Scholarship B (Not available for September 2018 Admission)
(1) Eligible Departments/Faculties and Number of Recipients (For April 2018 Admission only)
• Department of Japanese Literature and Culture, Faculty of Letters (1 recipient)
• Department of Sociology, Faculty of Sociology (1 recipient)
• Department of Sociocultural Studies, Faculty of Sociology (1 recipient)
• Department of Social Welfare, Faculty of Sociology (1 recipient)
• Department of International Tourism Management, Faculty of International Tourism Management (1
recipient)
• Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering, Faculty of Science and
Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Science and Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Science and Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Architecture, Faculty of Science and Engineering (1 recipient)
• Department of Information Sciences and Arts, Faculty of Information Sciences and Arts (1 recipient)
• Department of Life Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences (1 recipient)
(2) Eligible Recipients
Admitted students who ranked at the top among persons who meet both of the following criteria.
(a) Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (N 2) score of 100 or higher or EJU score of 220 or higher in
“Japanese” (without Writing).
(b) TOEFL iBT® score of 61 or higher, TOEFL® PBT score of 500 or higher, IELTSTM score of 5. 0 or
higher, TOEIC® score of 635 or higher.
*A valid score must come from a test taken on or after January 1, 2016, for (b). An official score report must be submitted
during the application period.
Additionally, scores from TOEFL ITP®, TOEFL® CBT, IELTSTM (General Training Module), and TOEIC®-IP will not be
accepted.
(3) Scholarship Amount, etc.
The recipients of this scholarship will receive a monthly payment of 82, 000 yen for four years. The
recipients will not be required to repay the scholarship after their graduation.
Note 1: Each year, the university will examine each recipient’s academic performance and other matters and make a decision
on whether or not to continue the scholarship. The scholarship may be suspended or cancelled depending on the
result. Additionally, a recipient who loses eligibility to receive the scholarship or stop enrolling at Toyo University may
be required to pay back the scholarship amount already received.
Note 2: For monthly stipend, the scholarship recipients will be disbursed with an amount after subtracting expenses if any.
(4) Notification of Eligible Recipients
Persons who are eligible to receive a scholarship will be notified via “My Page” on the day that results are
announced.
*The scholarship recipients must submit the original copy of their “Document concerning Japanese-language ability” and
“Document concerning English-language ability” when completing the enrollment procedure.
(5) Conditions for Accepting the Scholarship
Scholarship recipients will be required to participate in university-organized events and actively engage in
the university’s PR activities.
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Support Schemes for International Students
1. Tuition exemption and scholarships (for reference only; 2017 data）
For details concerning support schemes to be provided in 2018, see the "Admissions Guide" that will be
made available on the date that the exam results are announced.
(1) Toyo University Tuition Exemption for Privately Financed International Students
The Toyo University Tuition Exemption for Privately Financed International Students scheme is
designed to encourage learning by international students who are enrolled in Toyo University or its
graduate schools and reduce their financial burden for everyday living.
Description
First year: Exemption equivalent to 30% of tuition fees
Second to fourth years: Exemption equivalent to 40%, 30%, or 20% of tuition fees,
depending on academic performance
Period 1 year (limited to the designated length of the course of study)
Selection
Recipients are selected from students who have difficulty with study for financial reasons
and meet scholastic performance standards as well as other criteria. Based on applications
from students.
*Examinees who pass the entrance exam will become candidates for the above tuition exemption. Eligibility criteria will be
provided in the "Admissions Guide."
*This scheme is not applicable to persons eligible for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship.
(2) Scholarships
1) Masajuro Shiokawa Scholarship
This scholarship was founded in April 2002 by Toyo University Chancellor Masajuro Shiokawa to promote
international exchange at Toyo University and contribute to the education of international students. The
scholarship is awarded to international students with excellent grades, are of good character and health,
and who intend to contribute to the development of their own countries after graduation.
No. of Scholarship
Recipients
No more than two students from each year (second-year students and
above) in all faculties and no more than two graduate students.
Description Payment of 100,000 yen per month (annual total of 1,200,000 yen); may
not be combined with other scholarships
Description 1 year
Selection
Recipients are selected from international students who have an excellent academic record
and character, are in good health, and intend to contribute to their home country after
graduation.
*This scheme is not application-based.
*This scheme is not applicable to persons eligible for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship.
2) Toyo University Category 1 Scholarship (scholarship for students with excellent academic records)
Recipients of this scholarship are selected based on university scholarship regulations from among
students demonstrating excellence in terms of both academic performance and character.
No. of Scholarship
recipients
One student from each faculty and year from among second to fourth-year
undergraduates
Description One-time 300,000-yen payment; may be combined with other scholarships
Description 1 year
Selection
Recipients are selected from second to fourth year privately funded international
undergraduate students who demonstrate excellence in terms of both academic
performance and character.
*This scheme is not application-based.
*This scheme is not applicable to persons eligible for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship.
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(3) Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students
This is a scheme implemented by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) to encourage
education and study. It is available to privately financed international students who are enrolled in
Toyo University, demonstrate excellence in terms of both academic performance and character, and
have difficulty studying for financial reasons. Toyo University provides notices on application forms,
interview schedules, and other matters concerning this scheme whenever JASSO announces that it is
accepting applications.
No. of Scholarship
Recipients
Determined by the number of enrolled privately financed international students and other
factors
Description 48,000 yen (per month) to undergraduate and graduate students
Period 1 year
Selection Recipients are selected from students who meet scholastic performance standards as well
as other criteria. Based on applications from students.
*This scheme is not applicable to persons eligible for the Toyo Top Global Scholarship.
2. Toyo University International Student Compensation Plan (insurance for international students)
This scheme compensates the cost of having family members come to Japan when an international
student falls ill or is involved in an accident.
Eligibility
Requirements
1) The student is an international student residing in Japan and enrolled at Toyo University.
(regardless of whether expenses are government or privately paid, or if is during periods of
absence from school)
2) The student has completed international student registration procedures within the
period designated by the university.
3) The student is enrolled in a health insurance scheme (such as national health insurance).
Insurance ・Disability Insurance (maximum of 330,000 yen)
・Rescue Expense Insurance (4,000,000 yen)
Premium Free (Insurance premiums are borne by the university.)
Effective Period The period of enrollment (Also applicable to periods of absence from school.)
3. Comprehensive Coverage for International Student Housing
Comprehensive coverage for international student housing consists of two components: overseas travel
insurance and a guarantor's compensation fund. This system provides coverage in the event of an
accident requiring compensation and alleviates financial burden on housing guarantors.
International students that enroll into this compensation plan may have the university act as a joint
guarantor (within the designated scope of compensation) when they are seeking housing. It should be
noted that premiums for this compensation plan are to be borne by the international student himself or
herself.
○ Compensation (joint guarantee) terminates when the student's "Student" status of residence ends or he or she becomes no
longer enrolled in the university due to graduation or withdrawal.
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Recognition of Previously Earned Credits
For Transfers (hennyugaku or tennyugaku) to the Second Year
(1) Of credits that were earned at a university or other institution prior to transfer (hennyugaku or tennyugaku) to
Toyo University, Toyo University will recognize up to 32 credits as credits earned in the first-year subjects of its
Faculty of Global and Regional Development Studies.
(2) When it is deemed that subject credits earned prior to transfer (hennyugaku and tennyugaku) to Toyo
University match with the subject name, lecture content, number of credits, and other items in the Faculty of
Global and Regional Studies’ Curriculum Table, Toyo University will recognize credits individually for each
subject by matching the studied subjects with the subjects of the faculty.
(3) However, when subjects cannot be recognized individually as subjects of the Faculty of Global and Regional
Development Studies, the university will recognize the number of credits as a lump sum for each subject field.
(4) After transferring (hennyugaku or tennyugaku), students will earn the credits still needed to satisfy conditions of
starting graduation research as well as graduation requirements in accordance with the number of recognized
credits and course instruction in the department.
Presentation of Syllabi
After completing the admission procedure, you will be asked to submit copies of syllabi (showing lecture content)
for all credit subjects you completed prior to your transfer (tennyugaku) to Toyo University for recognition of credit.
Please make arrangements for these syllabi in advance. Also, in addition to the application documents, you will be
asked to submit a certificate of graduation (certificate of withdrawal) and academic transcript (issued on or after
January 2018) together with the syllabi (In principle, those documents should be written in English.)
Faculty of Global and Regional Studies, Department of Global Innovation Studies - Requirements of Graduation
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Subject Category Domestic Students International Students
Liberal Arts Philosophy and Toyo Univ. 2 credits or more
Liberal Arts 4 credits or more
Study Skills
Basic Study Skills Required 8 credits
Communication Skills 8 credits or more
Basic Language Skills
(only for domestic students) Required 10 credits
Second Foreign Language Japanese(only for international students) 16 credits or more
Academic Subjects
Basic Subjects 16 credits or more
Global Systems
44 credits or more International Business
International Collaboration
Regional Development Studies Project Studies
Career Development
Faculty of Global and Regional Studies (Department of Global Innovation Studies only)
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Contact Information for Toyo University
1. Inquiry about Admissions
- September Admission
[International Affairs Office] E-mail [email protected]
2. Inquiry about Status of Residence, The Toyo Top Global Scholarships
[International Affairs Office]
E-mail [email protected]
3. Inquiry about payment of Tuition and Fees, Refund of Payments
[Financial Affairs Section, Accounting Department]
E-mail [email protected]
Transport Information
Toei Mita Line: 5-minute walk from Hakusan Station (Exit A3）
Tokyo Metro Namboku Line: 5-minute walk from Hon-Komagome Station (Exit 1)
JR: 8-minute walk from Akabane
Station (West Exit)
Tokyo Metro Namboku Line: 12-minute
walk from Akabane-Iwabuchi Station
(Exit No. 2)
Tobu Tojo Line: 10-minute walk from
Asakadai Station (North Exit）
JR Musashino Line: 10-minute walk
from Kita-Asaka Station
Tobu Tojo Line: 10-minute walk from
Tsurugashima Station (East Exit)
Tobu Nikko Line: 10-minute walk from
Itakura-Toyodaimae Station (West Exit)
Hakusan Campus
Akabanedai Campus Asaka Campus
Kawagoe Campus Itakura Campus
