Japan has the reputation for making things smaller, faster and first. Just a few years ago, it was the second-largest economy in the world (it’s now third, behind the US and China). Japan’s economic power lies partly in its strong research and development industry that has produced successful international brands such as Nissan, Toyota, Panasonic, Canon and Sony – as well as producing robots for every need imaginable. Unsurprisingly, an excellent higher education system lies behind all this innovation.

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Admission Process

Instead of just submitting a GPA (grade point average) or other academic grades, international students applying to universities in Japan are required to take entrance examinations. The ‘Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU)’ is the standardized test for foreign students, designed to test basic academic skill in areas of science, mathematics and ‘Japan and the world’. Some 95% of national universities, 65% of public universities and 44% of private institutions require the EJU for entrance.

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