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372 Master's degrees in Japan
When considering programmes in Japan, it's essential to understand the tuition fee landscape. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €3,049, offers a glimpse into the more affordable options available. On the other end of the spectrum, the €14,708 highlights the higher tuition fees that some programmes may entail. For many students, the €3,049 serves as a benchmark, representing the typical tuition fee for programmes in Japan. It's worth noting that a significant 1% of programmes fall within a budget-friendly range, making higher education accessible to a broad spectrum of students. Additionally, the rise of digital learning is evident with a 3% of programmes now offered online, providing flexibility for those who may not be able to relocate or prefer a virtual learning environment.
Sustainable System Sciences
The students of the Sustainable System Sciences programme from Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) who intend to earn a degree in English must find an academic supervisor and obtain permission to apply prior to proceeding with the application process.
Psychology
Psychology from Kyushu University seeks prospective students who are highly motivated to become a higly-trained psychological scientist and/or professional who investigates human mind and behavior, using approaches in psychology and/or its related fields.
Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry has a capacity of 35 students, including 5 transfer students from the third year, resulting in a small class size of approximately 2 students per faculty member. The Department of Chemistry at Kobe University leverages this characteristic to provide education that fosters creativity through close relationships with faculty.
Community Studies
Students enrolled in Community Studies from Kyushu University will receive the following training: gaining the ability to explain social phenomena in the area of theory and practice or social research with a focus on either cultural anthropology, religion, folklore, sociometrics, regional welfare sociology, family sociology or research that cuts across these fields
Physics
In the Department of Physics within the Faculty of Science at Kobe University, they leverage the small student body to provide thorough, small-group education. Until the third year of university, they emphasize using mathematics to analyze physics problems, systematically progressing from classical to modern physics.
Global Society
The Global Society degree from The University of Tokyo is dedicated to bringing together students from across the humanities and social sciences interested in studying, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the phenomena and practices that constitute the unfolding process of globalization.
Civil Engineering
The goal of the Civil Engineering degree at the The University of Tokyo is to prepare its graduating students to become future international leaders.
International Material Flow Management (IMAT)
International Material Flow Management (IMAT) is a dual-degree program managed jointly by Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) and the Institute of Applied Material Flow Management (IFaS), an innovative research institute of the Trier University of Applied Sciences (Germany).
Informatics
This program in Informatics at the University of Tsukuba aims at providing a comprehensive education at graduate level via a multi-disciplinary approach that encompasses fundamental and applied courses in Informatics and Library and Information Science (LIS).
Systems Engineering and Science
The Systems Engineering and Science course at Shibaura Institute of Technology aims to nurture researchers and engineers who have an ability to identify cross-disciplinary problems involving multiple disciplines and who have comprehensive problem-solving skills.
Asia Pacific Studies
The master's program in Asia Pacific Studies from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) aims to educate and transform students into competent leaders ready to handle challenges facing the Asia Pacific region.
Integrated Science for Global Society
The Integrated Science for Global Society program at the Kyushu University is a unique, interdisciplinary and international institution, offering a broad range of courses in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences.
Applied Chemistry
The Applied Chemistry course at Shibaura Institute of Technology aims to foster researchers and engineers having not only extensive chemistry knowledge and skills, but also a broad culture and flexible and appropriate problem-solving skill, and to provide them to the international society as deserving human resources.
Urban Design
Urban Design is offered at Kyushu University and is for those who wish to become researchers and advanced professionals with an interdisciplinary perspective and achieve a cutting-edge and leading role in the creation of a coexistent society in the modern era.
Architectural Planning and History - Environmental Design and Control in Architecture
Architectural Planning and History - Environmental Design and Control in Architecture is offered at Kyushu University.
Global Business Law
KIMAP in Global Business Law is the successor of the former GMAP in Law. It is a part of the brand-new Kobe University Interdisciplinary Master Program (KIMAP) which is offered by the collaboration of the Graduate Schools of Law, Economics and Business Administration
Sport and Olympic Studies
Sporting excellence on the international stage: The newly established Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies will produce leaders for the world of sports. We offer a master degree in Sport and Olympic Studies at the University of Tsukuba.
Environmental Sciences
The Master’s Program in Environmental Sciences at the University of Tsukuba was founded in 1977 to provide advanced education for graduates and professional development for environmental practitioners.
International Business
The business of learning: The University of Tsukuba’s MBA in International Business is focused on creating the next generation of global leaders.
Medical Sciences
Medical Sciences and medical care, with their related fields of science and technology, have made remarkable progress lately. The related areas founding the basis of medicine are rapidly growing, expanding and diverging. Thus, at University of Tsukuba integration of medicine-related sciences and technologies is strongly required.