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A unique opportunity to study in Japan, not requiring prior Japanese language, including tailor-made curricula, guaranteed scholarships, and dormitory space. Come build your future at Kyoto University!
Kyoto University maintains a high academic reputation, and is regarded as one of the nation's top two universities, along with the University of Tokyo. Times Higher Education World University Rankings ranked Kyoto University 55th in the world in 2023 (2nd in Japan).
Kyoto University is one of Asia’s leading research-oriented institutions and is famed for producing world-beating researchers, including 13 Nobel Prize laureates.
Kyoto iUP: Kyoto University International Undergraduate Program (Japanese + English) Kyoto iUP is a bachelor's degree program conducted not only in English but also in Japanese. No Japanese language proficiency is required at the time of admission.
With a vibrant sensitivity emanating from Japanese love of nature, in a perpetual quest for innovation grounded on a reverence for classical tradition, drawing on the natural wisdom and human heritage of Kyoto's 1200 years as capital of Japan, Kyoto University boldly pursues not only scientific truth but also solutions to global problems.
KYOTO iUP is the first undergraduate program for international students who are willing to “study in Japanese” at Kyoto University, Japan. Intensive Japanese lessons (pre-knowledge is not required) and generous financial aid included.
Kyoto University is one of the most accomplished research-oriented universities in Asia. This is due to a unique approach to education and research, which encourages the creativity and dialogue essential for groundbreaking research and discoveries.
English-taught degree programs. Those wishing to attend Kyoto University on a Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho: MEXT) Scholarship are advised to refer to this page . Eligibility requirements Each Graduate School has its own admission requirements.
Kyoto University is a Japanese national university that was founded in 1897. Originally known as Kyoto Imperial University, the institution received its current name in 1947.
Kyoto University has 18 Graduate Schools. To learn about the available programs, please visit each School's website.
