早 稻 田 大 学. Welcome to. Waseda University. Waseda University International Admissions Office

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1 早 稻 田 大 学 Welcome to Waseda University Waseda University International Admissions Office 1

2 Facts* No.1 for Int l Student enrollment 4,766/53,600 approx. From 101 countries Student body: 53,600 approx. 13 Undergraduate Schools / 21 Graduate Schools Faculty body: 5,455 * As of Aug

3 Campus Location Japan Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Shinjuku Ikebukuro Waseda Tokyo SkyTree Ueno Akihabara Kita-Kyushu Campus Tokyo Shibuya Tokyo: 7 campuses Saitama: 2 campuses 3

4 History and future 1882 Founded by Shigenobu OKUMA 2032 年 150 th Anniversary 日 本 の 早 稲 田 Global WASEDA [WASEDA VISION 150] these being highly motivated students who will to make a contribution to the world. Research at Waseda University promoting the realization of world peace and human happiness Graduates working their hardest with joy as a global leader 4

5 Overseas Offices & Intl. Exchanges Europe Germany Bonne Office France Paris Office Asia China Beijing Office Shanghai Office Taipei Office Singapore Singapore Office Thailand Bangkok Office North America USA New York Office San Francisco Office 630 partner universities in over 70 countries / areas 5

6 Waseda Alumni 7 former Prime Ministers of Japan Tadashi Yanai, CEO 590,000 in total Kun-Hee Lee, CEO Tadao KASHIO, CEO Haruki MURAKAMI, Author 6

7 Tuition Fees (Per Year) Undergradute School (Reference Only) *1$=108yen, as of September 2014 School Humanities Japanese US Dollar Yen Chinese RMB HK Dollar PSE 1,062,500 9,800 60,111 75,872 SSS 1,079,110 9,937 61,041 77,051 SILS 1,419,000 13,068 80, ,322 FSE Sciences1,541,000 14,194 Sciences 87,173 Humanities 110,022 Additional Entrance Fee: Japanese Yen 200,000 will be paid once in the first year. 7

8 Dormitory Single, or share with another student Furnished and air-conditioned US$ per month WISH started from April, 2014 (Waseda International Student House) Entrance for April: 2years Entrance for September: 1.5years 850 students available 8

9 Employment (as of March, 2012) 9

10 Scholarship About 50% of the international students receive scholarship (after enrollment) Over 120 types of scholarships for international students available. Other forms of financial support for international students Examples: - Subsidies for academic excursions, etc. - Assistance for medical expenses 10

11 Undergraduate Schools Japanese-based Schools Law Education Commerce Culture, Media, and Society Humanities and Social Sciences Human Sciences Sports Sciences Both Japanese-based and English-based Arts & Humanities Schools of Political Science & Economics Social Sciences Sciences & Engineering Schools of Fundamental Sci. & Eng. Creative Sci. & Eng. Advanced Sci. & Eng. English-based schools International Liberal Studies 11

12 Admission Process(AO Admission) Self-evaluation Choose major Download application guidelines and forms Prepare application documents Pay screening fees interview 2 nd Step Written test Announcement of document screening results Application period 1 st Step Final result Visa application Go to Japan For reference only 12

13 Admission Process(AO Admission) Number of students to be enrolled; application requirements; application periods of each schools are different Please download application guidelines and forms from websites of each schools 13

14 School of Political Science and Economics Global political economy in and around Japan Department of Political Science Political science and economics Internships EDESSA (English-based DEgree Studies September Admission program) Seminars Department of Global Political Economy Department of Economics Methods of political and economics analysis 14

15 School of Social Sciences Contemporary Japanese Studies Program 15

16 School of Fundamental Science & Engineering Intermedia Art and Science Engineering for art Looking ahead to the sciences of the future Mathematics Applied Mathematics Interacting math and engineering Contributing to the development of a smarter and global society through information and communication technology Communications and Computer Engineering Computer and networking technology to support the modern world Computer Science and Engineering Applied Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering Advanced mechanical engineering produces high- precision devices and aeronautics equipment Nano-and optical technologies create comfort, convenience, and affluence Electronic and Physical Systems 16

17 School of Creative Science & Engineering Technology and ethics Communication skills Achitecture Earth Sciences, Resources and Enviromental Civil and Environmental Engineering Global perspectives Modern Mechanical Engineering Industrial and Management Systems Engineering Design skills Creative skills 17

18 School of Advanced Science & Engineering Robotics and System Integration Medical Engineering Energy and Environment Genetic Functions and Information Computational Physics and Chemistry Nano materials Pharmaceutical Science High-QOL Engineering Measurement And Control Physics Chemistry and Biochemistry Applied Physics Life Science Medical Bioscience Curriculum Applied Chemistry Electrical Engineering and Beiotechnology 18

19 School of International Liberal Studies STEP3: In-Depth Studies Following up on research theme Acquisition of skills required by society STEP2: Building Up Strength SILS s 7 clusters 1: Life, Environment, Matter and Information 2: Philosophy, Religion and History 3: Economy and Business 4: Governance, Peace, Human rights and International Relations 5: Communication 6: Expression 7: Culture, Mind and Body, Community Study abroad option Communication skills Understanding of different cultures A global point of view Discovering a research theme STEP1: First Acquisitions Abroad knowledge of many fields An understanding of global problems Developing points of view and ways of thinking Academic skills Linguistic fluency Statistical and analytical skills 19

20 Number of students to be enrolled Political Science & Economics Fundamental Sci. & Eng. Creative Sci. & Eng. Advanced Sci. & Eng. Social Sciences International Liberal Studies September intake only Sep. intake Apr. intake (Scheduled, round figures) 20

21 Application Documents (1) 1 st stage---application Documents 1. Application Form Personal Information Educational Background Prepare Online! Waseda Online app Search 21

22 Application Documents (2) 2. English Essay 3. Certificate of (Expected) Graduation 4. Academic Transcript (School Report etc.) 22

23 Application Documents (3) 5. Standardized Test Results (Hong Kong: HKDSE) IB A-Level SAT Political Science and Economics Diploma Program (Predicted Scores accepted) (must include Math) 1 A-level or 2 ASlevel (Predicted Scores accepted) (must include Math) Social Sciences International Liberal Studies Diploma Program (Predicted Scores accepted) 1 A-level or 2 AS- level (Predicted Scores accepted) (in any subjects) Reasoning: OK Science & Engineering Diploma Program (Predicted Scores accepted) (must include Math, Physics and Chemistry) A-level or AS-level (Predicted Scores accepted) (must include Math, Physics and Chemistry) Reasoning & Subject Tests (Math Lv.2, Chemistry, Physics) 23

24 Application Documents (4) 6. English Proficiency Test Score TOEFL / TOEIC / IELTS / GEPT Political Science and Economics Social Sciences International Liberal Studies Science & Engineering IB, A-Level, SAT Not Required Required (but can be substituted with a statement about English proficiency) 24

25 Application Documents (5) 7. Letter of Recommendation Political Science and Economics Social Sciences Required Science & Engineering International Liberal Studies Not Required 25

26 Interview 2 nd stage--- Interviews Language Location Medium English Tokyo (Waseda University) Major cities abroad e.g. Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Singapore, Bangkok Face to face Over teleconference system 26

27 Contacting Waseda University iphone app itunes Waseda University Search facebook YouTube 27

28 Questions? International Admissions Office 28