Tokyo Institute of Technology is a top science and engineering university in Japan and in the world, and it is also the goal of many students. So how to apply to this prestigious school? Is it good to study abroad? Let’s learn about this school’s application strategy together now.

1. Requirements for studying abroad

1. Faculty

Students who want to apply for Tokyo Polytechnic University must first meet the following basic conditions: The Japanese language score of the Japanese Examination for International Students must be To reach 290 points or above, the total score of basic science subjects (physics, chemistry, mathematics 2) must reach 310 points or above. The higher the score, the greater the competitive advantage. In the future internal examinations of Tokyo Polytechnic University, the competitive pressure will be relatively small. < /p>

The average GPA is required to be 3.4 or above

Have a Japanese N1 level score, and liberal arts students are required to have an N1 level score of 130 or above.

English TOEIC/TOEFL scores are required, TOEFL 90 or above/TOEIC 800 or above.

The best domestic colleges are 211 or 985 engineering colleges.

Most of the postgraduate programs require students to have at least 16 years of education at a foreign university, and they only need to submit materials after receiving approval from professors. There are no clear score requirements for Japanese and English. Generally speaking, students with a science background who want to study at Tokyo Institute of Technology must have a Japanese language score of at least Level 2 or above, be fluent in conversation, and have a TOEFL score of 8. (The application result is based on the student’s own situation)

2. Application materials

1. Postgraduate admission letter

(This is the school’s fixed format. The advisor must stamp his or her approval on the application for graduate school admission. If you have any experience of staying in Japan, you must write it in the remarks column. This should be noted)

2. Origin. Original certificate of graduation and degree from the school

(if in Japanese or English)

3. Original transcript of the school where you were born

(if in Japanese or English) )

4. Copies of the front and back of the resident certificate or residence card

(Only required for applicants residing in Japan)

5. Receipt Personal address ticket

(The format is not limited, and the address and recipient’s name of the domestic mailing materials need to be written in Japan. It should be noted that even if the applicant is not in Japan, the recipient’s address must be written in Japan The address of the domestic contact person. In this case, the applicant needs to find an agent in Japan to help receive the materials mailed by the school)

　6. Documents proving that the verification materials have been paid

(You need to print out the credit card payment verification document completion screen and submit it)

7. Application form for the certificate of residence qualification, photos, supporting materials (certificate of scholarship, deposit certificate, etc.), passport photo Copy of page

(Required for applicants who do not live in Japan)

8. Documents proving holding a specific visa

(Only those holding a special visa Applicants who live in Japan need to provide. For example, applicants who hold the status of "Japanese spouse", "spouse of permanent resident", "long-term resident", or "specified activity" need to provide a copy of their household registration. Refugee recognition certificate and other supporting documents)

9. Application for permission to change or renew the status of residence

(Required only for applicants who live in Japan and hold status of residence other than "student" Provided)

3. School Overview

Tokyo Institute of Technology, referred to as Tokyo Institute of Technology, is a school headquartered in Meguro District, Tokyo, with engineering technology and Japan's top and world-class science and engineering university focusing on natural science research.

Tokyo Institute of Technology is one of the top universities in Japan's Top Global University Project (Top Global University Project) Category A. It is also a member of the Federation of Engineering Departments of Japan's Eight Universities, the RU11 Academic Research Symposium, and the Association of East Asian Research Universities. important members of academic organizations.

Currently, Tokyo Institute of Technology has 3 faculties and 6 graduate schools, as well as more than 150 on-campus peer education and research facilities such as the Institute of Resource Chemistry and the Institute of Precision Engineering. There are approximately 10,000 students on campus, including 5,183 master's and doctoral students and 4,989 undergraduate students.

With its 135-year glorious history, Dongbei University of Technology has been moving towards a world-class science and engineering university that will lead the future of cutting-edge science and technology. As a research university, Tokyo Institute of Technology enjoys a high reputation not only in Japan but also in the world in many aspects such as academic research, scientific research results, and education and teaching. Its graduates include Hideki Shirakawa, the 2000 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, and many other famous scientific researchers. QS World University Rankings 2015/16 ranked 3rd in Japan and 56th in the world.

4. Major settings

It is very good in chemistry, materials, physics, etc., and its ranking in the world is not inferior to that of famous European and American schools.

Faculty:

Faculty of Science: Department of Mathematics, Department of Physics, Department of Chemistry, Department of Earth Planet Science

Information Institute of Technology: Department of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science

Institute of Physical Science and Technology: Department of Materials

School of Engineering: Department of Applied Chemistry, Department of Business Engineering

School of Engineering: Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of System Control, Department of Business Engineering

Institute of Environmental and Social Sciences: Department of Integrated Science and Engineering

College of Engineering: Department of System Control, Department of Electrical and Electronics, Department of Information and Communications

Institute of Information Technology: Department of Information Engineering

Environment Social Polytechnic: Department of Architecture, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of Integrated Science and Engineering

Biological Polytechnic: Department of Bioscience and Engineering

Graduate School:

April 2016, Eastern Polytechnic University carried out reforms and established a unified education system for faculties and graduate schools, dividing all departments into six colleges:

College of Science

College of Engineering

Institute of Physical Science and Technology

Information Institute of Technology

Institute of Life Sciences

Environmental and Social Institute of Technology

Each college has a 2-year program PhD program for the pre-course and 3-year post-course. The 2-year course is called "Master's Course" and the 3-year course is called "Doctoral Course".