Doshisha University
KYOTO Japan

KYOTO

Guide for the Exchange Program 2024 ▶ 2025
The Invitation to Doshisha University

Where is Kyoto?
Kyoto is on the central part of the island of Honshu(500km from Tokyo), nearby Osaka, Hyogo, Nara,
Shiga, Fukui and Mie prefectures in Japan, and a majorpart of the Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto metropolitan area. The
beautiful city is known for the capital of Japan and theresidence of the Emperor for over a thousand years,
from 794 until the Meiji Restoration in 1868 when thecapital was moved to Tokyo. Also known as ‘the cultural
heart of Japan’, with temples, shrines and traditional
wooden houses, its cultural and historical heritages havebeen attracting many tourists from all over the world.
The city is also home to the headquarters of world
famous companies leading Japanese industries.

Where is Doshisha University?

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Doshisha University, founded as Doshisha Eigakko (Doshisha
Academy) in 1875 by Joseph Hardy Neesima, the first Japanesecitizen to have obtained an academic degree at a higher education
institution (Amherst College) in Europe and the United States, isrenowned as one of the most highly esteemed education
institutions with the longest history and tradition in Japan.
The Imadegawa campus is located in the heart of Kyoto city, northof the Kyoto Imperial Palace (‘Kyoto Gosho’) and just in front of
famous Shokoku-ji temple, Imadegawa campus is the birth placeof Doshisha University and itself a historic landmark for over 147
years. The Imadegawa campus consists 5 important cultural
assets and 2 registered tangible cultural properties, are used for
lectures and services. The Kyotanabe campus is located insouthern Kyoto. The vast campus (790,000m2) is equipped withthe most advanced research facilities and equipment.
Doshisha University provides education based on Christian
principle, liberalism and internationalism as the three pillars of its
ideal visions for higher education in the tradition and newest
environments.
Doshisha University has 14 Faculties, 16 Graduate Schools, The
Institute for the Liberal Arts, the Center for Global Education andJapanese studies, and it currently accommodates as many as
nearly 28,000 students, including about 1,800 international
students from around the globe in 2023. (It used to be about
2,300 international students before COVID-19 pandemic) Also,
increasing number of academic agreements with overseas
institutions.
http://www.doshisha.ac.jp/en/My dear friend,Thank you very much indeed for your interest in Doshisha University.
This time, we introduce the Global Education Module (GEM) and the Japanese
Language and Culture Module (Nichibun). In addition to the Center for Global
Education and Japanese Studies, which offers GEM and Nichibun, our university
consists of 14 faculties, 16 graduate schools, and 1 institute. Approximately 28,000
students study at our university. And there are about 1,800 international students fromall over the world.
Why don’t you join us?

Harris Science Hall

Doshisha University, established in 1875, is one of the oldest universities in Asia. It is
located in Kyoto, an internationally celebrated cultural area in Japan, with a lot of
historic buildings and traditional events. If in Kyoto, I believe that you can see andexperience Japanese traditional culture which is difficult to see nowadays in otherareas in Japan. We assure you that you could not fail to enjoy your academic life at
Doshisha University and in Kyoto. There is an excellent program of Japanese
language and culture for international students while English-taught modules are
generously available to you as well. Last but not least, we are proud of ourinternational student support system whose main concern is always how to give a
comfortable campus life to you. We look forward to talking with you on our beautiful
campuses.
With our best wishes,
Professor ATARASHI Shigeyuki
Executive Dean, Organization for the Promotion of Global Cooperation

Shoeikan

Ryoshinkan

Shikokan

Doshisha Chapel

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■Global Education Module (GEM)
Courses of Japanese Culture, Society, and Nature are offered
in English

Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies
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1. Courses
Lists of Courses and syllabuses

https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/exchange/cge_curriculum.html

GEM offers inter-disciplinary courses all conducted in English, designed for exchange students as well as Doshisha
students to foster a better understanding of Japan in a global context. GEM provides learning opportunities indifferent fields ranging from the humanities and social sciences to the natural and human sciences.
By studying together in a small and interactive class, exchange students and Doshisha students can have more
opportunities to have meaningful contact with one another, and benefit from the diversity of perspectives that are
represented and shared in the classroom. In this way, GEM offers a unique space for academic collaboration
between exchange students and Doshisha students that is intended to foster a dynamic academic environment.
GEM students from English-speaking countries, or whose English proficiency proves equivalent to a native-speaker
may also enroll in courses offered by The Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA) after consideration (up to 3 subjects persemester). ILA courses are also conducted in English at a native level and focus mainly on Japanese culture andsociety. However, requests to register for ILA courses may not always be granted as many ILA courses have limited
space for enrollment.
GEM students are also permitted to enroll in Japanese language courses in accordance with your Japanese
proficiency (up to 3 credits per semester). Japanese language courses are divided into 10 levels (Basic, Elementarylevel Ⅰ ～ High Advanced level Ⅸ) based on student’s Japanese ability and designed to improve four basic skills oflistening, speaking, reading and writing in a balanced manner.

2. Credits
GEM considers a course that meets for two hours, once a week (x15 weeks) as two credits (except for Japanese
language classes).
The maximum course load for GEM students is 30 credits for one year (15 credits per semester). Credits of taking
Japanese language courses and ILA courses are also included in the maximum course credit load.
Students should take more than 7 classes (1 class=90 minutes) at least per week. It is prescribed by law*.
*Ministerial Ordinance to Provide for Criteria Pursuant to Article 7. Paragraph (1), item (ii) of the Immigration Control
and Refugee Recognition Act.

■Japanese Language and Culture Module(Nichibun)

Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies

Courses of Japanese Language and Culture are offeredin Japanese

1. Courses
Lists of Courses and syllabuses

https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/exchange/curriculum.html“Japanese language courses” are divided into 9 different levels:
elementary (Ⅰ), upper elementary (Ⅱ), pre-intermediate (Ⅲ), intermediate (Ⅳ), upperintermediate (Ⅴ), pre-advanced (Ⅵ), advanced (Ⅶ), upper advanced (Ⅷ) and high advanced (Ⅸ).
Class allocations will be made on the basis of the Japanese Language Placement Test.
Nichibun offers “Japanese Language Courses”, “Japanese and English Language Seminars”,“Lecture Courses in Japanese Studies” and “Lecture Courses in International Studies”.
There are two courses, “Intensive Course” and “Elective Course.”“Intensive Course” …It is designed to develop four basic skills of listening, speaking, reading
and writing. It also offers the courses that are specifically designed to improve reading
comprehension, written expressions, oral expressions and vocabulary. Taking intensive
course at a designated level as a whole package allows students to have a repetition practiceefficiently and to improve their learning retention and Japanese ability.
“Elective Course” … It consists of courses that are specifically designed to improve grammar,
oral expressions, written expressions, reading comprehension and vocabulary and you canchoose several courses whichever you like.
“Lecture courses in Japanese studies” offers opportunity to learn Japanese traditional cultures
such as calligraphy, flower arrangement, tea ceremony and Shrine festivals through classes
and off-campus learning by making excellent use of our location in Kyoto.
Students who are placed on a certain level or above as a result of the Japanese Language
Placement Test, will be allowed to take courses for undergraduate* programs within the terms
and conditions. However, seminar courses, courses offered by Faculty of Science andEngineering and Faculty of Life and Medical Sciences and specialized courses are only open
to regular students.
*Only students those who are in graduate courses at home Institutes are allowed to take someof the classes for graduate programs.

2. Credits
Nichibun considers a course that meets for two hours, once a week (x15 weeks) as one or two
credits. The maximum course load for Nichibun students 30 credits for one year (15 credits persemester).
In some cases, students whose Japanese proficiency are sufficient and take courses offeredby the appropriate faculty or graduate school, credits of taking those courses are also includedin the maximum course credit load.
Students should take more than 7 classes (1 class=90 minutes) at least per week. It isprescribed by law*.
*Ministerial Ordinance to Provide for Criteria Pursuant to Article 7. Paragraph (1), item (ii) of the
Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act.

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■Period of the Exchange Program
All courses offered in the Global Education Module and the Japanese Language and Culture Module are offered on a semester
system.
Students are able to enroll in the exchange program in either Spring semester (April – September) or Fall semester (September– March).

■Academic Calendar
Spring Semester (April – September)

Fall Semester (September – March)

2024
April

Academic Calendar

May

1

Monday2

Tuesday3

Wednesday

4

Thursday5

Friday6

Saturday7

Sunday8

MondayStart of Spring Semester

Orientation for New Students(including Course Registration)

On-demand instruction period(DO Week)

Sunday16

Monday17

Tuesday18

Wednesday

19

Thursday20

Friday21

Saturday22

Sunday9Tuesday

23

Monday10

Wednesday

24

Tuesday

11

Thursday25

Wednesday

Face-to-face classes begin

29

Monday26

Thursday30

Tuesday

27

Friday1

Wednesday

28

Saturday2

Thursday

29

Sunday3

Friday4Saturday5

SundayHolidays

OctoberStart of Fall Semester

Orientation for New Students(including Course Registration)

On-demand instruction period(DO Week)

30

Monday1

Tuesday

Face-to-face classes begin

14

MondaySports Day (Classes held)

6

MondaySubstitute holiday (Classes held)

2

Saturday15

MondayMarine Day (Classes held)

3

Sunday17

Wednesday

Last Day of face-to-face classes

3

SundaySports Festival

18

ThursdayFinal Examinations begin

4

MondaySubstitute holiday (no classes)

31

Wednesday

Final Examinations end

23

SaturdayLabor Thanksgiving Day (no classes)

1

ThursdaySpare day of Final Examination
Summer Recess begins

26

Tuesday27

Wednesday

September 12

Thursday

Summer Recess ends

28

Thursday13

FridayGade Notification *1

14

SaturdayEnd of Spring Semester

29

FridayAnniversary of Establishment(University holiday)

Tuesday

Winter Recess begins

July

August※On-demand classes for the 15th week will be delivered by
the end of each semester’s grading.
※ Exchange students can leave after the Final Examination.
You don’t need to stay in Japan until the “End of Semester.”※All the students need to be registered as a student officiallyat your home institution until the end of your examinations.
*1 The course guidance period for the fallsemester will be set after the grade
notification date.
*2 The course guidance period for the springsemester of the following academic year
will be set after the grade notification
date.

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September 15

November

December 24
25

Wednesday

Doshisha Clover Festival

Doshisha Eve (no classes)

Chiristmas Day (University holiday)

2025
January

February
March

5

SundayWinter Recess ends

6

MondayFace-to-face classes recommence

13

MondayComing of Age Day (no classes)

20

MondayLast Day of face-to-face classes

21

Tuesday

Final Examinations begin

23

ThursdayFounder’s Day

10

MondayFinal Examinations end

14

FridayGade Notification *2

31

MondayEnd of Fall Semester

1. Qualification ＊Please ask details about requirements to your home institution.
＊Global Education Module (GEM)(1) Students who recieve official nomination based on the exchange agreement.
(2) Students who come from English-speaking countries or whose English is proficient enough to attend class.
The GEM program requires above B2 Level in CEFR in English.

＊Japanese Language and Culture Module (Nichibun)(1) Students who recieve official nomination based on the exchange agreement.
(2) In principle, applicants are required to have a minimum of one year’s study of Japanese at the college level prior to
the enrollment at Doshisha University.

2. Application Period
Spring semester (April)
Fall semester (September)

Submission Deadline

Selection Period

Notification of Result

late Octoberlate March

DecemberMay

Mid-December
Late May

3. Documents to be submitted※All documents must be written in either Japanese or English in principal.
(1) Prescribed application form for the exchange program at Doshisha University (3pages)※A photo must be affixed to your application(2) Prescribed “Proficiency in Japanese”※This form should be filled out someone who can assess your Japanese proficiency professionally such as a Japanese
language instructor at your home university. (Mandatory for students who would like to apply for the Japanese
Language and Culture Module. Students who would like to apply for the Global Education module and haveexperience of studying Japanese language need to submit.
(3) Prescribed “Health Certificate”※According to Japan’s “School Health and Safety Law”, inspections are required for all items.
(4) ID photo (Taken within the last 3 months, color, 4cm×3cm, facing forward, without any fashion head covering,against a plain background. Write your name on back of each photo. Do not have your hair in front of your eyes. )※Color copied photos are unacceptable.
(5) Academic transcript issued by your home institution which shows all subjects and its grade at your current
institution(6) Prescribed “English Language Certificate issued by partner universities” form (Only for students who would like toapply to the Global Education Module. English native speakers also need to submit this certificate.)(7) Prescribed “Self-assessment of your Japanese level” form (Only for students who would like to apply to the Global
Education Module.)(8) Prescribed “Accommodation application form”(9) Prescribed “Application form of JASSO scholarship” (Eligible candidates only)(10) A copy of your passport (The page containing your name and photo)※It must cover entire period of your study abroad.
※Applicants who hold dual citizenship in Japanese and another country need to submit the family register or anotherofficial document showing applicant’s name in Kanji.
(11) Prescribed “Information for the Certificate of Eligibility (CoE) application to the Immigration Office” form
※The following documents are necessary to apply for a "Certificate of Eligibility" (living expenses: at least
100,000JPY/month)※Documents written in other than Japanese or English need to be translated to either language and get your homeinstitution’s stamp as a proof of authenticity of the document※Japanese citizenship holders do not need to apply for a visa to come to Japan, so there is no need to prepare thefollowing documents.
<Expenses paid by the applicant>Bank account balance statement in your name<Expenses paid through scholarship/grant or student loan>
Prescribed “Certificate of scholarship/student loan” form ※living expenses only (excluding tuition fee, travel expenses)<Expenses paid by the applicant’s family members, or relatives>
Prescribed form for “Statement of Expenses Payment” filled out by the guarantor
Bank account balance statement of the guarantor
Certificate of Employment of the guarantor
Certificate of Yearly Income of the guarantor※Once all documents are ready, please submit them to the office which handles study abroad at your home institution.
※The submitted documents are not returnable.

64. Applications submitted to:

Office of International Students, International Center
Doshisha University
Imadegawa-dori Karasuma-Higashi-iru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto, 602-8580, Japan
TEL:+81-(0)75-251-3257
E-MAIL:ji-incmg@mail.doshisha.ac.jp※ All documents must be sent by the coordinator of your home institution by international courier service.

5. After the submission

The Office of International Students will first review all documents to ensure that your application is complete. After the documents
are reviewed by GEM and Nichibun faculty members, the Committee of the Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies
will review and decide whether or not to accept the applicants.

6. After being admitted

Upon acceptance, we will provide you with an acceptance letter and information about your upcoming schedule online, which you
can download if necessary. When your Certificate of Eligibility (e-COE) will be forwarded to you as soon as it is issued (would beearly-mid Feb), and various information regarding your arrival in Japan and your dormitory will be provided online.

※e-COE for College Student Visa Application

After receiving the e-COE, please apply for a student visa at the Japanese embassy/consulate with jurisdiction over your current
residence or permanent residence in your home country. e-COE screen or printed e-COE and your passport are required.
※You cannot apply for a student visa in Japan, so please be sure to obtain your student visa on your passport before coming to Japan.

7. Arrival ～ Admission(Move-in Support Service / Orientation)
You are requested to move into your dormitory on the date specified by Doshisha University.
There is no pick-up service at the airport or train station, so please use the map and address in the dormitory guide and move into
your dormitory by yourself.
Doshisha University students will meet you at the dormitory as support staff and assist you when you move in the dormitory.

8. Others＜Doshisha University prospective students＞
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/index.html※Degree Program (Undergraduate, regular student):
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/admissions/guide_entrance_exam.html※Degree Program (Graduate, regular student):
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/admissions/guide_entrance_exam_g.html※Courses that can be completed in English (Undergraduate & Graduate, regular student):
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/exchange/guidence.html
Global Education Module:
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/exchange/cge_curriculum.html
Japanese Language and Culture Module:
https://intad.doshisha.ac.jp/intad/en/exchange/curriculum.html

9. Tuition Fees

Exchange students are exempt from tuition fees under the agreement. Please contact your home institutions for further information.
2024 Academic year
Enrollment period Application Fee

Center for Global Education andJapanese Studies
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Admission Fee

1 year￥10,000
1 semester￥666,000

Tuitionper on credit / more than 30
credit per year

￥333,500

per on credit / more than 15
credit per semester￥25,000￥22,000￥22,000

1. Scholarship
JASSO International Student Scholarship for Short-term Study in JapanThe scholarship offered by JASSO (Japanese Student Services Organization) might be available for those who haveoutstanding academic records. Exchange students will be provided 80,000 yen per month up to 10 months.
Number of grantees may be subject to change.
To apply for the Scholarship, please fill in the required form and submit it along with other application materials to the Officeof International Students by the given deadline. We will select qualified applicants and recommend to JASSO who will makethe final decision upon the scholarship applications.
The result will be announced just before your arrival in Japan (or after your arrival), so you can not count on this scholarshipas your financial support for applying for Certificate of Eligibility.

2. Living Expenses
The average monthly living expenses in Kyoto are approximately 100,000 yen per month.
Before applying for the exchange program, it is important to make sure you have sufficient funds available.

3. Dormitory
We will provide off campus dormitory to exchange students. In case that students wish to look for their own places, pleasebe sure to inform the Office of International Students in advance.

4. The National Health Insurance（Obligation）
The National Health Insurance designed to meet some of the costs of medical treatment for illness and injury, allowing
subscribers to seek medical care free from financial concerns. All International students residing in Japan for more than 3months are required to enroll in the insurance. Students must pay insurance premiums, but are then only required to pay
30% of actual expenses incurred at medical care facilities by showing health insurance card.

※Reduction of insurance premium
Though the premium insurance differs in some communities, the National health Insurance usually covers up to 70% of
medical expenses for International students with no income. (It will be determined on an annual basis. Students are required
to report that you have no income in Japan in the previous year to your local ward or city office.)
For International students residing in Kyoto, the annual fee for the National Health Insurance was 17,259 yen in 2023.

5. Handbook for International Students
https://ois.doshisha.ac.jp/en/support/consultation.html
The Handbook for International Students provides basic information regarding student’s life in Japan. The handbook will be
distributed during the orientation session for new international students.

6. Information from OISOIS(Office of International students) in charge of incoming
students offers useful information such as intercultural events,
introduction about Kyoto or Doshisha University and so on forinternational students and students who are interested in our
exchange program. Please visit the following web pages.

OIS Web Page

https://ois.doshisha.ac.jp/en/
index.html

OIS YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/
UCIEVMaJUmt6aI9x3tTR1XeQ

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Intercultural Events

Nara Prefecture day trip
奈良県日帰り旅行

Kabuki Workshop 歌舞伎ワークショップ

Futsal
フットサル

Osaka Aguarium Kaiyukan
海遊館

Lunch Talk ランチトーク

SIED

SIED Imadegawa Campus / 今出川キャンパス

SIED Kyotanabe Campus / 京田辺キャンパス

SIED (Student Staff for Intercultural Events at Doshisha)Student organization for make plans and manages various intercultural events.

9“We plan lots of events for International students and Japanese students to get together.
Please join our events and make lots of friends from all over the world.”

SIED
Web Page

From SIED

Kibune

Kyoto City

KuramaOhara

KuramaSta.

Kozanji Temple

Yase
Yase-Hieizanguchi Sta.
Kokusaikaikan
Sta.

Enryakuji Temple
Takaragaike
Sta.

Kamigamo Shrine

Takao

Kinkakuji Temple

Doshisha Shimogamo
University Shrine Demachiyanagi

Ryoanji Temple
Ninnaji
TempleArashiyama
Sta.

Tenryuji Temple

Katabiranotsuji
Sta.

Sta.

Kitanohakubaicho
Sta.

Path of Philosophy

Nijo Castle

Arashiyama
Sta.

Saihoji Temple

Kyoto Imperial Palace

Karasuma
Oike Sta.

Nijo Sta.

Omiya
Sta.

Ginkakuji Temple

Sijo Sta.

KarasumaSta.

Sanjo Sta.
Sanjo Keihan Sta.

Kyoto Kawaramachi
Sta.

Arashiyama
Kiyomizu Temple Keihan-yamashina
Sta.
Yamashina
Sta.

Nishi-Honganji
TempleKatsuraSta.

Toji Temple

Kyoto Sta.

TakedaSta.

Daigoji Temple
Rokujizo Sta.
Chushojima
Sta.
Uji Sta.

Ujigami Shrine
Byodoin Temple

Experience of the exchange program
A Year Spent at Doshisha University: The Best Year

R.W (from the States)

Since I can remember I have dreamed of spending time in Japan, immersing myself in the culture and studying thelanguage. After studying abroad at Doshisha University I can say that this dream has finally been realized to the fullest
extent. My year spent at Doshisha was, by far, the most amazing year of my life thus far. It was everything I was hoping it
would be and more, and that is largely due to the amazing exchange program that Doshisha has created. The language
classes were engaging, effective, and the teachers were incredible and truly cared about my success and growth. There
were also a multitude of other classes available that were equally captivating, ranging from classes on Japanese religion
to food culture in Japan. Furthermore, the amazing people at the Office of International Students were very active inmaking sure that we were comfortable and getting the most out of our experience; organizing immersion events andalways available to talk in case we ran into any problems or had any concerns.
The Kyoto lifestyle that comes along with studying abroad at Doshisha was also paragon. My commute entailed a shortbike ride through one of the oldest, most picturesque, and most iconic Buddhist temples in Japan. Grocery shopping wasalways fun and easy; eating out was also a pleasure due to the ubiquity of delicious restaurants found everywhere from
Kyoto’s bustling downtown area to the back alleys of quiet suburban neighborhoods. The type of open-minded,
intelligent, friendly, and enthusiastic international students that Doshisha attracts also made this cross-cultural experience
one of the best experiences of my life to date, and I now have lifelong friends from all over the globe. If I could spend
another year studying abroad at Doshisha University, I would in a heartbeat.
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リーズ大学
シェフィールド大学
ウォーリック大学

Khazar University
Thomas More University of Applied Sciences
The Universite Libre de Bruxelles
Charles University
Masaryk University
University of West Bohemia
Aarhus University
University of Eastern Finland
University of Helsinki
Tampere University
Aix-Marseille Université
Excelia Group
Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Lyon
Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Rennes
Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, L'
Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (INALCO)
Sciences Po
Sorbonne Université
Université Paris Nanterre
Université de Strasbourg
Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt Am Main
Fakultät für Kulturwissenschaften, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Eötvös Loránd University
University of Pécs
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dublin City University
Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
Sapienza - Università di Roma
Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
Università degli Studi di Milano
Università di Torino
Vytautas Magnus University
The Hague University of Applied Sciences
Universiteit Leiden
University of Bergen
University of Oslo
Jagiellonian University
Uniwersytet Warszawski (University of Warsaw)
The University of Bucharest
Saint Petersburg State University of Economics
Universidad de Salamanca
Universidad Catolica San Antonio de Murcia
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg
Universität Luzern
Universität Zürich
School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) - University of London
St Catharine’s College, Cambridge
The University of Edinburgh
The University of Manchester
University of Leeds
The University of Sheffield
The University of Warwick

●アジア＆オセアニア Asia & Oceania
オーストラリア Australia (10)

インドネシア Indonesia (1)韓国 Korea (10)マレーシア Malaysia (3)ニュージーランド New Zealand (1)フィリピン Philippines (3)台湾 Taiwan (8)タイ Thailand (3)ベトナム Viet Nam (1)●アフリカ＆中近東

Charles Darwin University
Deakin University
Macquarie University
Murduch University
The University of Melbourne
University of New England
The University of New South WalesThe University of Sydney
University of the Sunshine Coast
University of Wollongong
Beijing Normal University
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications
City University of Hong Kong
The Education University of Hong Kong
Fudan University
Jilin University
Jinan University
Lingnan University
Northeast Normal University
Northwest University
Department of History, Peking University
Renmin University of China
Sichuan University
Tianjin Foreign Studies University
Tsinghua University
Wuhan University
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Zhejiang A & F University
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Chonnam National University
Ewha Womans University
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Incheon National University
Korea University
Seoul National University
Seoul Women’s University
University of Seoul
Yeungnam University
Yonsei University
International Islamic University Malaysia
Universiti Sains Malaysia
University of Malaya
Victoria University of Wellington
Ateneo de Manila University
De La Salle University
University of the Philippines Diliman
Chinese Culture University
Fu Jen Catholic University
National Chengchi University
National Taiwan Normal University
National Taiwan University
Providence University
Soochow University
Tamkang University
Chulalongkorn University
Payap University
Thammasat University
Hanoi University of Science and Technology

Africa & Middle East

イスラエル Israel (1)トルコ Turkey (2)ヘブライ大学
中東工科大学
サバンチ大学The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Middle East Technical University
Sabanci University
37カ国151校（受入可能 大学間協定校） 2023年12月22日現在

University-level, Exchange students from 151 partner institutions in 37 countries as of December 22, 2023

List of University-level Exchange Agreement Partner Institutions

中国（香港含む）China (19)チャールズ･ダーウィン大学
ディーキン大学
マッコーリー大学
マードック大学
メルボルン大学
ニューイングランド大学
ニュー･サウス･ウェールズ大学
シドニー大学サンシャイン･コースト大学
ウーロンゴン大学
北京師範大学
香港中文大学
重慶郵電大学
香港城市大学
香港教育大学
復旦大学
吉林大学
曁南大学
嶺南大学
東北師範大学
西北大学
北京大学歴史学部
中国人民大学
四川大学
天津外国語大学
清華大学
武漢大学
西安交通大学浙江農林大学
ガジャマダ大学
全南大学
梨花女子大学
韓国外国語大学
仁川大学
高麗大学
ソウル大学
ソウル女子大学
ソウル市立大学
嶺南大学
延世大学
マレーシア国際イスラーム大学
マレーシア科学大学
マラヤ大学
ウェリントン･ビクトリア大学
アテネオ･デ･マニラ大学
デラサール大学
フィリピン大学ディリマン校
中国文化大学
輔仁大学
国立政治大学
国立台湾師範大学
国立台湾大学
静宜大学
東呉大学
淡江大学
チュラロンコン大学
パヤップ大学
タマサート大学
ハノイ工科大学

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