See Academic Programs for program details.

How to Apply

1. Special Admissions for Privately-financed International Graduate Students
International students who are not receiving a scholarship from the Japanese Government or from the government of their own country are categorized as “Privately-Financed International Students.” Every graduate programs call for applicants who are financed privately twice a year.
Selection of entrance will be based on a combination of results of entrance exams and review of submitted application documents.

NOTE
– Entrance exams are carried out in Japanese except for foreign language subjects.
– There are April admission and late September admission.
– See the entrance requirements for details.
– Most of the lectures and research instructions at KIT are conducted in Japanese.

For further details on applications and procedures, contact the Admission Office: innyushi[at]kit.ac.jp ([at] → @)

2. Japanese Government Scholarship Students (Monbukagakusho Scholarship)
The Japanese Government Scholarship provides a monthly stipend, exemption of examination, admission and tuition fees, a round-trip ticket and other benefits for international students to study in Japan. Applications should be made through the appropriate Japanese embassy or consulate, or through a university in Japan.

3. International Graduate Program (IGP)
People who are enrolled in or are alumni of a KIT partner institution and are recommended by the partner institution, may apply to enter this special master’s/doctoral course. All classes are conducted in English.

See International Graduate Programs for admission and program details.