1. Tokyo University of the Arts - is unanimously recognized as the highest artist training institution in Japan. Study Abroad Policy -

Those who have foreign nationality, have no obstacles to university admission under the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act, and have or are likely to obtain temporary residence status, and those who meet one of the following application qualifications. There is no need to take the University Entrance Examination Center exam, but you must take the 2009 "Evaluation for Japanese University Admission for International Students" administered by the Japan Student Services Organization and the subject examinations prescribed by each department of our school. Recruiters are a number of people outside the admission quota, and are judged based on individual examinations administered by our school, submitted materials, and various materials such as the scores of the "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students". In addition, for details on the selection examination, please refer to the "Student Recruitment Requirements" for general selection. Eligibility to apply: (1) Those who have completed a 12-year school education program in a foreign country and are likely to complete it before March 31, 2011, or those designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology on this basis (2) Those who have international qualifications in accordance with the Swiss Civil Code The international Baccalaureat qualification granted by the Baccalaureat Secretariat, possesses the Habitur qualification, which is an admission qualification for universities in the German Federal Republic of Germany, and has the Baccalaurea qualification, which is recognized as an admission qualification for French universities in Japan. One of them, and a person who may obtain it before March 31, 2019, and who will be 18 years old before March 31, 2019. (3) Educational facilities established in Japan for the purpose of educating foreigners. These educational activities are recognized by the following institutions, and those who have completed the 12-year course or are able to complete it before March 31, 2011, 2020 Persons who have reached the age of 18 before March 31 of the year. These institutions are: the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, a principal institution in the state of California, United States of America, the Association of Christian Schools International, or Great Britain, a principal institution in the state of Colorado. and European Consulting of International Schools, a major office group in Hampshire, United Kingdom of Northern Ireland. (Note) It does not apply to those who have graduated from a Japanese high school or secondary education school or those who are likely to graduate before March 31, 2011. Inquiry office for the 2009 "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students": Location of the Examination for International Students Division, Japan Student Services Organization, Japan Student Services Organization 〒153-8503 4-5-29 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo TEL 03-6407-7457 Home page: "Japan "Examination for Study Abroad" subjects ○ Faculty of Fine Arts (Architecture Department, Advanced Art Expression Department) Take an exam in Japanese, mathematics, science, or Japanese, mathematics, or a comprehensive subject. ?The choice of Mathematics Course 1 and Course 2 is decided by the examinee himself. ?Choose 2 subjects from the science disciplines of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and it is up to the examiner to decide. ○Faculty of Music, Faculty of Fine Arts (disciplines other than Architecture Department and Advanced Art Expression Department) Take the Japanese language and comprehensive subject examinations. ○*** General matters 1. In addition to Japanese subjects, you can participate in either Japanese or English exams. 2. Admission permission will not be issued before the transfer date. (Our school does not select applicants from overseas) 3. You can take the exam from June to November.

2. Japan National Conservatory of Music - Japan’s first private music higher education institution. First of all, to apply for a Japanese study visa, you need to have a basic Japanese language certificate in the country, such as J-TEST level E-F, NAT level 4, or Japanese Language Proficiency Test N5. In order to pass this elementary level, there is no problem in studying at any training institution for 3 months. The key is to look at the training cost. Other application materials are relatively easy to prepare. English proficiency is required. The science and mathematics subjects of the international entrance examination are relatively difficult, while Japanese and comprehensive subjects are relatively easy. After studying in a language school for one and a half years, you can basically reach N2-N1.

3. Nagoya University of Music - Global College Network (4ICU) National University Ranking 4International Colleges & Universities 602 Undergraduate Admissions Contact Information:

Address: Nagoya University of Music Admissions and Admissions Department〒 453-8540 7-1 Inabajicho, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya City

E-mail: kouho_on@meion.ac.jp

Telephone: (052)411-1545

4. Private universities with music majors: Tamagawa University, Faculty of Arts, Ueno Gakuin University, Kirito Gakuen University

Study abroad information : How to enter a Japanese university

Except for some private universities that recruit students directly from abroad, the basic necessary ways to enter a Japanese university are: first, to participate in the nationwide "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students"; Take a separate exam conducted by the university where you applied for your application. Two exams, combined with scores, determine admission or rejection. The "Examination for Japanese International Students" is held twice a year, in June and November.

The examination subjects include Japanese language, comprehensive subjects, and liberal arts mathematics. The science subjects are Japanese, science (choose 2 subjects from physics, chemistry, and biology), and science mathematics. The independent university entrance examination mainly includes examinations and interviews. For example, the entrance examination of the University of Tokyo has two examinations, which are mainly based on comprehensive evaluation such as written material review, English, essay, and interview.

Studying abroad experts remind: If Chinese students want to be admitted to Japan's famous public universities, they still must not relax their study of basic knowledge, including English. Although English is not a subject of the "Examination for Foreign Students", some prestigious public universities also require TOEFL scores. When current high school students are preparing to study in Japan, they should not relax in studying basic knowledge, because when reviewing application materials, the high school students’ college entrance examination and college entrance examination scores need to be certified, and Japan will also lower language requirements for those with excellent scores. For other applicants with 12 years of education experience, such as vocational high school, technical school, technical secondary school students, in order to increase the visa rate, they need to improve their learning ability, focusing on language. It is best to have Japanese Level 3 or J-TEST F level, and it is best not to leave school for more than three years.

Is it difficult to enter a Japanese university?

Since the "Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students" is not held in China, it is impossible to enroll students in Japanese public universities and private prestigious universities in the mainland. At present, these schools in China still mainly focus on propaganda. There is no problem of not being able to get into university in Japan, but getting into a good university requires not only being familiar with the Japanese examination system, but also improving your language skills and consolidating basic knowledge.

Studying abroad experts remind: Compared with Japanese students, Chinese students have a solid foundation in mathematics and English to provide the necessary guarantee for admission to Japanese national and public universities. Many students in Suzhou who have solid basic knowledge have a clear ambition to study in famous Japanese schools. When choosing a way to study abroad, they often choose to transition to excellent Japanese language schools. In language schools, students improve their language skills for six months to one year, and then go to specialized schools. The admission counselors provide guidance for further studies. Students can apply for the "International Student Examination" twice a year in June and November. Students choose the one with the best scores and then apply for multiple universities based on the guidance of the instructor and their own circumstances. In this way, students have With multiple choices, you will be more confident about successfully entering a prestigious Japanese university.

Advice: Japan’s music conservatories are not the best in the world. The latest ranking of world music conservatories is 1. Curtis Institute of Music (USA) 2. Juilliard School of Music (USA) 3. University of Rochester Mann School of Music (USA) 4New England Conservatory of Music (USA) 5Hanover Conservatory of Music (Germany) 6University of the Arts Berlin (Germany) 7Manhattan School of Music (USA) 8Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris (France) 9Indiana University of Music Academy (USA) 10 Hamburg Conservatoire (Germany) 11 Royal Academy of Music (UK) 12 Vienna Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (Austria) 13 Toronto Conservatory (Canada) 14 Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory (Russia) 15 Cleveland Institute of Music (USA) 16 University of Michigan School of Music (USA) 17 Oberlin University School of Music (USA) 18 St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music (Russia) 19 Mannes School of Music (USA) 20 Johns Hopkins University Peabody Dee Conservatory of Music (USA) 21 Conservatory of Music in Cologne (Germany) 22 University of Cincinnati College of Music (USA) 23 Conservatoire of Music in Leipzig (Germany) 24 Conservatoire National Supérieure de Musique de Lyon (France) 25 Yale University School of Music (USA)