Introduction to English-Taught Programs & Universities in Japan
An information workshop on English-taught programs in Japan. We explores universities, understand your options and take your first step toward a stronger application plan.
This event is part of a series
Series
Application prep
Japan Application Month
Japan applications, explained by students already in Japan.
Kicking off Japan Application Month. We will talk about TIU, APU, Waseda, UTokyo and other Japanese universities through free sessions, mentor Q&As, university breakdowns, scholarship guidance and application bootcamps.
• Are looking for Japanese universities with English-taught programs
• Are confused between TIU, APU, Waseda, UTokyo or other universities
• Need scholarship options but do not know where to look
• Want to understand which universities fit your profile
• Are planning for bachelor’s, master’s or future applications
Key Topics Covered
• English-taught programs, Universities in Japan
• Bachelor’s and master’s study routes
• How to compare universities before applying
• Application timeline and intake planning
What You Will Learn
• A curated list of Japanese universities with English-taught programs
• Which universities international students can apply to
• How to compare your options before choosing
• How to take your first step toward a Japan application plan
Your hosts
Rahat Yasin
Bachelor's in International Relations · Tokyo International University (80% Tuition + MUN Scholarship Awardee), Japan 🇯🇵
Hi, I’m Rahat! I’m currently a senior at Tokyo International University, majoring in International Relations. I’ve applied to and been accepted by schools across the US, Europe, and Asia, so I bring firsthand experience with diverse application processes. Over the past three years, I’ve mentored more than 50 students, helping them craft strong, authentic applications to their dream universities. My extracurricular background includes debating, public speaking, creative writing, and leadership. Since I study IR, I’m especially passionate about supporting applications focused on social justice, politics, and nonprofit work. I’m well-versed in applications for the US, Europe, and Japan, and my mentoring style is friendly, personalized, and encouraging.
Mayesha Maliha Proma
Bachelor's in Digital Business & Innovation · Tokyo International University (Full-Tuition Scholarship Awardee), Japan 🇯🇵
I know how overwhelming the whole “study abroad” thing can feel, because I’ve been there too. So I’m here to make it simpler, clearer, and honestly, a lot less stressful for you.
Think of me as someone in your corner. I’ll help you figure out where to apply, how to build a strong application, and what actually matters so you don’t waste time guessing.
At the end of the day, I want you to feel confident about your choices and excited about what’s ahead. And I’ll be right here to guide you.
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