At Kumamoto Gakuen University, the academic calendar is divided into two semesters. However, tuition fees are calculated per year. One year of studying at Kumamoto Gakuen University will cost local citizens a minimum of 47 USD. For foreigners, the tuition fee is different — from 7,500 USD per year. Check the university website for up-to-date information on prices and available scholarships.
Also, consider other expenses: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals, and personal expenses.
Academic calendar
Semesters
Bachelor
Local63USD/year
Foreign7,500USD/year
Master
Local47USD/year
Foreign7,500USD/year
Bachelor degree at Kumamoto Gakuen University
For admission to Kumamoto Gakuen University, applicants must pass entrance exams.
The city campus of Kumamoto Gakuen University provides students with countless opportunities for work and recreation — from sitting in a coffee shop with a laptop to internships at large companies. Kumamoto has a well developed entertainment infrastructure, but the rhythm of the big city can be distracting for some students. The university has a library, in the collection of which you will find not only textbooks and scientific works, but also works of the classics, modern literature and much more. Kumamoto Gakuen University regularly invites foreign students to participate in exchange programs. For locals, this is a unique opportunity to get in touch with the cultures of other countries, meet representatives of different nationalities and make friends around the world.
Campus Type
Urban
Library
Yes
What to do after graduation
Students are allowed to stay in the country for a year after graduation. To do this, you need to extend your student visa or apply for a job seeker visa. We talk about other options for immigration in our article.
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