En g l i s h

University of World-wide Renown and Splendor for Years into the Future

Admission Information
2022
for International Students
外国人留学生のための入学案内

英語版

CONTENTS
Outline of HU

P3Schools, Graduate Schools

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Undergraduate Programs

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Graduate Programs

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Research Students

P8International Admissions Office (IAO)

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ExpensesP11
Scholarship System

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Accommodation Facilities

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Student Voice

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Contact Information

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Introduction of HIROSHIMA
Hiroshima is located in the Chugoku region of westernJapan. It has 2 World Heritage sites, Hiroshima Peace
Memorial and Itsukushima Shinto Shrine.
Since large scale disasters are relatively few andliving costs can be kept lower than in big cities,
students in Hiroshima can concentrate on their studies
without having to worry.

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Outline of Hiroshima University

Hiroshima University in Numbers

Hiroshima University is a national institution founded in 1949, incorporating manydifferent institutions of higher education.
The university has been growing ever since; adding new schools, research institutes,
and centers.
Today it is counted among the national universities and consists of 12 schools, 4graduate schools, a research institute, research facilities, and an affiliated hospital.
The university has approximately 11,000 undergraduate students and 4,500 graduate
students currently enrolled, as well as 1,638 international students from 84 different
countries and regions.
Today, HU is making steady progress as a global university, taking on worldwide
challenges and strengthening its global educational network by signing international
exchange agreements with universities around the world and opening overseas bases in strategic locations.

(As of May, 2022)

Undergraduate Students: 10,603
Graduate Students: 4,463
Research / Special Auditing Students etc.: 524
Faculty and Staff Members: 3,579
International Inter-University Agreements:

347 Institutes in 55 Countries/Regions
International Inter-Departmental Agreements:

366 Institutes in 51 Countries/Regions

Student Life
Hiroshima University has several international student organizations by various countries/regions. They conduct a variety of activities
like interacting with the locals, events, etc.

Various kinds of international exchange events are held.
In addition to exchange events among students, HU conducts
events for students and locals to interact with each otherAcademic Calendar (FY 2022)

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1st Term

2nd Term

Summer vacation

3rd Term

4th Term

Year-end vacation

4/8–6/8

6/9–8/4

8/5–9/30

10/3–11/30

12/1–2/9

2/10–3/31

April

July

October

December-January• Spring vacation• Yukata festival• Autumn term entrance ceremony• Winter vacation• Entrance ceremony

August• Phoenix long distance relay marathon

March• Orientation event• Open campus

November• Degree commencement ceremony

June

September• University festival/Kasumi festival• Phoenix concert• Autumn term commencement ceremony • Homecoming day

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Schools and Departments (Clusters, Courses, Programs) at the Undergraduate Level
SchoolIntegrated Arts and Sciences
Letters

Applied Biological Science

Department (Cluster, Course, Program)
Integrated Arts and Sciences, Integrated Global Studies (IGS)
Humanities
Cluster 1: School Education, Cluster 2: Science, Technology and Society Education
Cluster 3: Language and Culture Education, Cluster 4: Life-long Activities Education
Cluster 5: Fundamentals for Education and Human Development
Law
Economics
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biological Science, Earth and Planetary Systems Science
Medicine, Health Sciences
Dentistry, Oral Health Sciences
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Medicinal Sciences
Cluster 1: Mechanical Systems, Transportation, Material, and Energy
Cluster 2: Electrical, Electronic, and Systems Engineering
Cluster 3: Applied Chemistry, Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering
Cluster 4: Civil Engineering and Architecture
Applied Biological Science

Informatics and Data Science

Informatics and Data Science

Education
Law
Economics
Science
Medicine
Dentistry
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Engineering

Graduate Schools and Major (Programs)
Graduate School

Humanities andSocial Sciences

Advanced Science andEngineering

Integrated Sciencesfor Life

Biomedical and
Health Sciences

nnovation and Practice forSmart Society(to be established in April 2023)

Major (Programs)
Humanities and Social Sciences: Humanities / Psychology / Law and Politics / Economics /Management Sciences / International Peace and Co-existence / International Economic
Development / Integrated Arts and Human Sciences
Educational Sciences: Educational Design for Teacher Educators / Educational Studies /Teaching Japanese as a Second Language / International Education Development
Professional Development for Teachers and School Leaders
Law School
Joint International Master’s Programme
Advanced Science and Engineering: Mathematics / Physics / Earth and Planetary Systems
Science / Chemistry / Applied Chemistry / Chemical Engineering /Electrical, Systems, and Control Engineering / Mechanical Engineering /Transportation and Environmental Systems / Architecture / Civil and Environmental Engineering /Informatics and Data Science / Quantum Matter / Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering /Smart Innovation
Joint International Master’s Programme
Integrated Sciences for Life: Biotechnology / Food and AgriLife Science / Bioresource Science /Life and Environmental Sciences / Basic Biology / Mathematical and Life Sciences /Biomedical Science
Doctoral: Biomedical Sciences:
Medicine / Dental Sciences / Pharmaceutical Sciences / Radiation Biology and Medicine
Master’s: Integrated Health Sciences:
Health Sciences / Medicinal Sciences /Public Health / Medical Physicist / Biomedical Science
Doctoral: Integrated Health Sciences:
Health Sciences / Medicinal Sciences / Biomedical Sciences
Master’s Course
Doctoral Cour

The World-Leading Innovative Graduate Education Programs
Phoenix Leader Education Program (Hiroshima Initiative) for Renaissance from Radiation Disaster
https://phoenixprogramlp.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en
TAOYAKA Program for Creating a Flexible, Enduring, Peaceful Society

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The Frontier Development Program for Genome Editing

https://taoyaka.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/english/
https://genome.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/General Information about Undergraduate Programs
Please refer to the following information if you are interested in studying an undergraduate program at Hiroshima University. As for the
Department of Integrated Global Studies (IGS), School of Integrated Arts and Sciences, all classes are taught in English. On the other
hand, other undergraduate programs are mostly offered in Japanese. Applicants should note that it is essential to acquire good Japanese ability, in which they are capable of responding appropriately to the instruction, before their admission.

Regular Courses
Regular courses of study are for a duration of 4 years. However, the Program of Medicine of the School of Medicine, the Program ofDentistry of the School of Dentistry, and the Program of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, are for aduration of 6 years. Acquisition of required credits entitles the student to a Bachelor degree.
   There are two main ways to enroll in regular courses: 1. The General Entrance Exam (same exam administrated to Japanese
students) and 2. Entrance Examination for International Applicants (exam for international students). Please choose one exam
for the school of your choice.
   Some of the schools offer a “Comprehensive type of exam [I/II type, International Baccalaureate type, IGS type (overseas/domesticexam) (*)]”.
(*) Entrance examination for Department of Integrated Global Studies (IGS), School of Integrated Arts and Sciences  https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/nyushi/yoko_doga/yoko (Japanese text only)   Regarding the “Exam for university transfer as a 3rd-year student”, please refer to the following URL and the website of the school
concerned for further information.
  https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/nyushi/gakubu/gakubu_hennyu (Japanese text only)   The admission date for regular students is April (at the beginning of each academic year)

1. The General Entrance Exam
Applicants must satisfy any one of the following and have taken the Common Test for University Admissions foryear 2023 as specified by each respective faculty or department.
(1) Graduation or expected graduation from an upper secondary (senior high) school by March 31, 2023.
(2) Completion or expected completion of 12 years of regular curricular studies by March 31, 2023.
(3) Attainment of any other qualification recognized as equivalent or superior to one of the two requirements above
Application
Eligibility

by article 150 in Ordinance for Enforcement of the School Education Act, MEXT*, Japan by March 31, 2023.
(Ex1) Completion of 12 years of formal education abroad, expected completion by March 31, 2023 or recognition
by MEXT*, Japan, as having completed the equivalent education.
(Ex2) Students possessing international qualifications such as the International Baccalaureate, the German
Abitur, the French Baccalaureate and GCE A qualifications.
*MEXT: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
For detailed information, please see the application guidelines.

Selection

Please refer to the each faculty's homepage for their “Admission Guidebook for General Selection” for detailed
information on subjects and courses on offer, as well as descriptions for the criteria used to determine pass or fail.
(1) For details on the Common Test for University Admissions, including the application period and the examination
dates, please refer to the website of the National Center for University Entrance Examinations.
https://www.dnc.ac.jp/ (Japanese text only)
2-19-23 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8501 Tel: +81-3-3465-8600(2) Applications for the General Entrance Exam will be accepted in late January to early February for the examination

Inquiries

given in February (B term) and in March (C term). Not every faculty and department conduct the entrance
examination for the C Term. Please check the General Exam Guidelines for details.
The General Exam Guidelines are available at the following website. No printed version is available.
https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/nyushi/yoko_doga/yoko (Japanese text only)
Office of Admissions, Hiroshima University
1-3-2 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8511
Email: nyusi-group@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp05

2. Entrance Examination for International Applicants (The Exam for International Students)
Application Eligibility
Applicants must fulfill the following 3 requirements.
1. Applicants must have a nationality other than Japanese.
2. Applicants must take the “Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students in 2022 (EJU)” and the“Designated Official English Proficiency Test”. (Compulsory subjects in EJU vary with each school.)
3. Applicants must satisfy any one of the following conditions.
(1) Persons who have completed, or who are expected to complete 12 years of school education in a country other than Japan by March 31,
2023 or those possessing equivalent academic qualifications specified by MEXT*, Japan.
(2) Persons who have obtained, or who are expected to obtain by March 31, 2023, the International Baccalaureate qualification granted by theInternational Baccalaureate Organization, which is a foundation established in accordance with the Swiss Civil Code.
(3) Persons who have obtained, or who are expected to obtain by March 31, 2023, the Abitur certificate, recognized as the qualification for admission into a university by the Federal Republic of Germany.
(4) Persons who have obtained, or who are expected to obtain by March 31, 2023, the Baccalaureate diploma, recognized as the qualification
for admission into a university by the Republic of France.
(5) Persons who have obtained, or who are expected to obtain by March 31, 2023, the General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (GCE A
Level), recognized as the qualification for admission into a university by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
(6) Persons who have completed, or who are expected to complete, a 12-year education curriculum by March 31, 2023 in a school accreditedby the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), the New England
Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) or the European Council of International Schools (CIS), which are international school
associations designated by MEXT*, Japan.
(7) Persons who have been recognized through an individual review by Hiroshima University as being equivalent to or higher than a high school
graduate in scholastic activity, and will be at least 18 years old by March 31, 2023.
*MEXT: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Applicants must fulfill the designated requirements of each school.
Note: Applicants must submit an official score from one of the designated official English Proficiency Tests listed below.
(Please refer to the Exam Guidelines for International Students for details.)
Cambridge English, EIKEN, GTEC (CBT Type Only), IELTSTM (Academic Module), TEAP (4skills), TEAP CBT (4skills),
TOEFL iBT®, TOEIC® Listening & Reading Test, TOEIC® Speaking & Writing Tests

Selection
For details of examination subjects, acceptance and rejection criterion, etc., please refer to the Exam Guidelines for International Students.
The examination for the Department of Integrated Global Studies (IGS), School of Integrated Arts and Sciences will be given in July and February.
Please refer to the following URL for details. https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/igs/admissions

Inquiries(1) For details about the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), including the application period and theexamination dates, please refer to the following website.
https://www.jasso.go.jp/en/eju/index.html 4-5-29 Komaba, Meguro-ku Tokyo, 153-8503
Tel: +81-3-6407-7457(2) Applications for the Entrance Examination are accepted from late December to early January for the examination given in February (B term)
and in March (C term). Not every school and department conduct the entrance examination for the C term. Please check the Exam Guidelines
for details. The Exam Guidelines for International Students are available at the following website. No printed version is available.
https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/nyushi/yoko_doga/yoko (Japanese text only)
Office of Admissions, Hiroshima University
1-3-2 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima 739-8511 Email: nyusi-group@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Application for the Exams
Procedure for Online Application<Note>
Step 1 Register as a member of UCARO.
Without completing all 6 steps, the application procedure will not be
Step 2 Enter the required information on the website.
completed. The required documents must be sent by registered
Step 3 Upload a photo.
express mail (DHL, FedEX, OCS, EMS etc. when shipping from
Step 4 Pay the entrance examination fee. (Applicants who
outside of Japan) by the application deadline.
     want your examination score to be disclosed must pay
All dates and times in the exam guidelines are Japan Standard Time.
    ¥300 extra) (Credit card payments will be accepted.)
Step 5 Upload the required documents.(Application documentsthat the faculty or department allows to be sent by mail, may be submitted with either method)
Step 6 Send the necessary documents (transcript etc.) by post. (In some cases, online submissions are allowed.)
Website “Admissions” https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/nyushi/ (Japanese text)
For details, please refer to the Application Guidelines for “The General Entrance Exam” or “Entrance Examination for International
Applicants” (WEB version).

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General Information of Graduate Schools
There are two main programs offered in the graduate school: one is open to candidates for Master's Degrees and the other for Doctoral Degrees. The amount of time it takes to earn a degree, admission qualifications, general application procedures, and so on, areoutlined below.
Admission procedures and requirements differ slightly depending on the program, and there are some programs that make special
selections for international students. Applicants wanting more details should enquire at the support office. A list of such offices and theiraddresses can be found on page 18.

Regular Courses for Graduate Degrees
Master's Degrees are normally awarded to students if they have satisfied the following requirements: at least 2 years in the Master's
Program, acquisition of the required course credits in their graduate school, an acceptable master's thesis written under the guidance ofa faculty member, and passing a final comprehensive examination.
Main Application Eligibility for Master's Programs (excerpts from Application Guide for Admissions)Applicants must meet one of the following stipulations before the expected admission day:• A person who graduated university.
• A person who has completed 16 years of formal schooling in a foreign country.
• A person 22 years old or older, recognized by our graduate school as having academic ability equivalent or superior to that of auniversity graduate.
• A person who has attended a university for at least three years, (including a person who has been specially selected by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), and has been recognized by our graduate school as having achieved
excellent grades.
(For the full list, please contact the support office. (See page 16))
Doctorate Degrees are awarded to students if they have satisfied the following requirements: at least 3 years in the doctoral program,acquisition of the required course credits in their research graduate school, an acceptable doctoral dissertation written under the guidance of a faculty member, and passing a final comprehensive examination.
In the Graduate School of Biomedical and Health Sciences (Division of Biomedical Sciences), there is no Master's program; only thedoctoral program is available. A minimum of 4 years residence is required.
Main Application Eligibility for Doctoral Programs (excerpts from Application Guide for Admissions)Applicants must meet one of the following stipulations before the expected admission day:• A graduate of a master's or professional degree.
• A person who has received a degree certificate equivalent to a master's or a professional degree in a foreign country.
• A person 24 years or older, recognized as having academic ability equivalent or superior to that of a master's or professional program by individual qualification screening at our graduate school.
Main Application Eligibility for the Division of Biomedical Sciences, Graduate School of Biomedical and Health Sciences
Applicants must meet one of the following stipulations before the expected admission day:• Those who have completed the maximum number of years needed for completion of a 6-year curriculum in medicine, dentistry,
pharmaceutical science, or veterinary medicine at the faculties of medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary medicine of a university.
• Those who have completed an 18-year school curriculum education program (with the last field of study being medicine, dentistry,
pharmaceutical science, or veterinary medicine) in an overseas country.
• Those who are recognized by the Graduate School as having academic ability equivalent or superior to those who have graduatedfrom a university, and who have reached 24 years of age (such recognition is made on a case-by-case basis and is based on thequalifications of each applicant)(For the full list, please contact the support office. (See page 16))
Selection
Applicants wishing to be admitted into either the Master's or Doctoral program
must take the entrance examination. They are screened througha written examination, an oral test, and submitted documents.

07General Information of Non-Degree Courses (Research Students)
Applicants wishing to study a specific subject, at either the undergraduate or graduate level, may be admitted as research students("kenkyusei"). Research students are not entitled to degrees upon completion of their research work. Most applicants foradmission to a graduate school gain admission to the University as a research student first, and then prepare for the entrance examination
to the graduate school of their choice while researching their subject in more detail.
Admission procedures and requirements for research students may differ slightly according to each school/graduate school.
Applicants who would like more details are advised to enquire at the support office of the school/graduate school. Please refer to a listof the offices, including their addresses, on page 17 to 19.

Application
Eligibility[Admission to Schools, Centers and Facilities](1) Completion of 14 years of formal education in a foreign country.
(2) Graduation from a university, or a junior college in Japan (“tanki daigaku”: a school which offers 2 or 3 years of curriculum-basedlearning in Japan), after having completed 12 years of education in a foreign country.
(3) Recognition by Hiroshima University as having the equivalent qualifications to that of a research student.
[Admission to Graduate Schools](1) Completion of 16 years of formal education in a foreign country.
(2) Recognition by the graduate school of Hiroshima University as having the equivalent qualifications to that of a research student.

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RequiredDocuments

Those wishing to study as a research student must submit the following documents to the school/graduate school concernedand pay the application fee (¥9,800.)
Deadline: Applicants residing in Japan - 30 days before the start date of their research
Applicants residing abroad - 4 months before the start date of their research(1) Application Forms (prescribed forms)(2) Curriculum Vitae (prescribed forms)(3) Graduation certificate and transcript of scholastic record issued by the university/college attended(4) Letter of Recommendation from the President, the Dean of the faculty or academic supervisor at the university/college attended(5) Copy of residence certificate, copy of certificate of items stated in resident registers or residence card which contain the applicant’s status of residence (this applies only to applicants currently residing in Japan.)(6) Copy of passport (This applies only to those who are currently residing outside of Japan.)In the case of not having a passport, formal documents that prove the applicant’s nationality will be required.
※ The required documents may vary depending on the school or program.
Applicants must check the application guide of schools/programs concerned.

Selection

Selection will be made on the basis of the documents submitted.

Admission

Admission for non-degree students is at the beginning of each semester in April and October.

Research
PeriodIn general, research students are admitted for one semester or one year. They may apply for a renewal of this period if necessary for the purpose of their studies.

Others(1) Research progress will be monitored by means of a record written by the research student which depicts specific study/research contents using the format of a “Monthly Research Report” etc.
(2) Admission for research will be canceled if a research student attends Hiroshima University and doesn’t pay their researchfees within 3 months.

International Admissions Office (IAO)  Applicants living abroad who wish to enroll as regular graduate students through the entrance examination for international
applicants, or as research students, are generally required to register with Hiroshima University International Admissions AssistantSystem (IAAS) before the application process.
*Some graduate schools and programs do not require IAAS registration, so please check with the IAO first.
*IAO ∙ ∙ ∙ ∙ Contact point for applicants who wish to study at Hiroshima University*IAAS ∙ ∙ ∙ Support system operated by IAO "toward initiating contact with their desired academic supervisor".

Registration Process< By 6 months before the application period >- Gather information on the graduate school you want to apply to[Reference] HU Graduate Schools List
*Check the application period in the admission guide, etc.
[Reference] Researcher Directory- Search for information on your preferred supervisors and decide the graduate school< By 3 months before the application period >(1) Make an account for the IAAS (https://www.iao.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/)(2) F ill in the required information including the graduate school, program, and preferred supervisor using the IAAS and upload therequired documents.

< After submission of the documents >
※ IAO informs you of the results in about 2-4 weeks.
(3) The IAO sends you a notification with the contact availability of your preferred supervisor(4) If "available" to start contact, start direct communication with your preferred supervisor< After completion of the communication with the supervisor >(5) Receive the result on acceptance or rejection of your application from the International Admissions Office*When you are accepted as a research student or approved to apply as a regular student, the IAO will send you an "Approval Number".

< After receipt of the result from the IAO >(6) Apply based on the application guidelines of your preferred graduate school (online application)
https://www.webshutsugan.com/hiroshima-u-en/portal/top/(If you do not need to register with the IAAS and communicate directly with the support office or supervisor, you do not need toenter the "Approval Number”.)

Required documents< Required for all registrants >1. Statement of Purpose
2. CV (free format)
3. ID photo
4. Transcripts
5. Certificate of Graduation/Completion (Certificate of
expected graduation/completion)
6. Language Proficiency Certificate (TOEFL, TOEIC,IELTS, etc. for English, JLPT, etc. for Japanese)< Graduates of universities in mainland China >・ 教育部学历证书电子注册备案表・ 毕业证书

・ 学士（硕士）学位证书

・ 教育部学籍在线验证报告・ 毕业预定证书09Flowchart for Entering Hiroshima University as a Graduate Student (EXAMPLE)
Look for a professor who studies an area or areas of your interest through Hiroshima University website, etc. (Please refer to "Researcher Directory")
Hiroshima University Website< Researcher Directory >< Profiles of Faculty and Research Scholars >Please enter some keywords related to yourresearch field and click the “Search” button.

Fill in the required information and upload the documents for each graduate school/program
you wish to apply for using the IAAS.

Receive notification that it’s possible to start contact with the supervisor

Receive notification that it’s not possible to start
contact with the supervisor.

Contact your preferred supervisor and obtain his/her informal acceptanceLook for another professor.
Check the application guidelines of the graduate school to which thesupervisor you wish to be accepted by belongs. Complete the Hiroshima
University online application.
▶ October admission→ Apply by May▶ April admission→ Apply by November

NOTE:
Those who do not pay the enrollment fee will not be
granted permission to enroll as a research student.
* In Japanese, the Chinese characters “研究生” are defined asa “non-full-time student”. The main purpose of “研究生” isAccepted as a Research Student for a period of6 to 12 months.

to deepen your knowledge of the research topic. Those whohave a Chinese cultural background, seeking for a credit or adegree, please note that the characters “研究生” are NOT

Apply to take the entrance examination for the graduate school concerned.
(April admission(October admission→ Examination period: January to February)→ Examination period: August to September)

Accepted

Not Accepted

Congratulations!
You are now officially a graduate student in Hiroshima University.
Good luck and work hard on your research!!

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considered as a “full-time graduate student.”※ This flowchart is a typical example, it does not
apply to every single case.

Required Admission Expenses

Fees
Expenses for entering the university include entrance examination, enrollment, and tuition fees:(As of April 2022

StatusUndergraduate Student

Application Fee

Enrollment Fee

Tuition¥ 17,000¥ 282,000¥ 535,800 (per year)

Graduate

Master’s Program¥ 30,000¥ 282,000¥ 535,800 (per year)

Student

Doctoral Program¥ 30,000¥ 282,000¥ 535,800 (per year)

Research Student (Non-Degree) *¥ 9,800¥ 84,600[Research Fees] ¥ 29,700 (per month)(In the case that tuition fees are revised, outstanding fees must be paid at the revised rate.)*Research fees are to be paid in a lump-sum of 6 months. Admission for a research student will be canceled if they fail to pay their research fees
within 3 months after admission.

Exemption/Deferment System
SystemEnrollment Fee Exemption/Deferment

Tuition Fee Exemption

Eligible person

Students who have difficulties paying enrollment fees due tofinancial circumstances (※Not applicable to research students)

Students with financial difficulties who are unable to pay tuition fees (※Not applicable to research students)

Details

Enrollment fees can be exempted or the payment period canbe extended

The tuition fee can be waived completely, or reduced to half
price

For more information, please visit our website.

https://momiji.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/momiji-top/en/life/financial.html

Living Expenses
The average monthly living expenses (including school expenses) of international students are as follows:
Average monthly expenses of international students by region(Unit: Yen)

RegionKanto (Tokyo etc.)

Kinki (Osaka etc.)

Chugoku (Hiroshima etc.)

National AverageMonthly expenses(Higher education institution)

174,000

156,000

142,000

158,000

Average monthly expenses (Itemized list of Chugoku Region)
Balance 8,000
Miscellaneous 7,000
Commuting 3,000
Hobbies & Entertainment 5,000
Insurance & Medical 4,000
Electricity, Gas & Water
9,000

Housing
Expenses
27,000Cafeterias(Unit: Yen)

Study andResearch
50,000Food
28,000Source: “Lifestyle Survey of Privately Financed International Students
2021” by JASSO, published in September., 2022

There are 9 cafeterias/coffee shops in the Higashi- Hiroshima Campus, 2 of which also provide a Halal menu.

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Scholarship System for International Students
Below are the main types of scholarships for international students. However, please prepare sufficient funds before coming to Japanbecause the number of grantees is limited.

Hiroshima University’s Scholarship Programs
Hiroshima University offers some special scholarship programs for international students.
SystemDetails

HU International Students
Support Fund

Excellent Student
Scholarship Program

Prior to Admission Scholarship
Program (HU-PASP)

Scholarship established withinternal and external donations.
(under consideration)

Hiroshima University’s scholarshipprogram for outstanding graduate
students in academic record and activities.

Grantees will be selected from thestudents enrolled by pre-arrival admission system*.

(under consideration)

Certificate of Commendation
Souvenir Gift
Full Exemption of Tuition Fees for
Fall Semester

Contents of Awards*A system in which students can sit the entrance exam outside of Japan

Monthly Stipend: 50,000 yen
Grant: Tuition Fees Exemption
Duration: 1 year
Number of Grantees: 4 students

Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarships
There are two different categories for the Japanese Government Scholarship: recommendation by Japanese Embassy or recommendation by University.
Recommendation by Japanese Embassy

Recommendation by University

Details

On behalf of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology (MEXT), Japanese Embassies abroad make announcements regarding applications for MEXT scholarships. They also conduct
the preliminary screening of applicants based on documents received,
written tests, and interviews. On the basis of recommendations by Japanese embassies, MEXT makes the final selection of scholarship recipients.

Students Wishing to Enter the University from
Abroad:The University recommends to MEXT a certain
number of exceptional students from abroad.
MEXT makes the final selection of scholarship
recipients.

InquiryYour nearest Japanese Embassy

The support office of the school/graduate school(on page 17 to 19) which you wish to enroll in.

Scholarships from Private Organizations
About 40 private organizations provide scholarships to privately funded international students.

Percentage of recipients

Each year, approximately 230 students receive the grants. These scholarships are only for
self-funded students already enrolled in Hiroshima University. Applicants for university enrollment
are ineligible to apply. Students who wish to apply for this kind of scholarship must
apply in accordance with the application guide of each organization.
https://momiji.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/momiji-top/en/international/privatelyfunded.html
The Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) also provides scholarship information.
https://www.jasso.go.jp/en/study_j/scholarships/index.html
Outline of Application for Scholarships Offered by Private Organizations

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Eligibility

Resident Status “Student”. Other requirements vary according to organization.

Duration

Varies from one year to a standardized period of years needed to complete a course

Monthly Amount

Varies from 20,000 yen to 200,000 yen

Period of Applications

From July the year before to June the year you wish to receive the scholarship

Recipients
33%

ApplicantsHU International Student's Housing(May, 2022)

Accommodation Facilities

HU-Provided
Student
Housing
Public Housing
5.4%
Off-Campus
12.7%

Hiroshima University operates the HU International House and HU Ikenoue Student Dormitory,
which provide lodging facilities for students. However, accommodation is limited, and over halfof our international students live in private apartments.

(1) University Dorms

Private Housing /Apartments
81.9%

HU offers various types of dormitories to students. Those who wish to apply for a dormitoryneed to apply prior to university entrance (usually February and July). As the requirements andconditions differ for each dormitory, please consult with the student support office or an
academic supervisor before applying.
※ Only students who will study at HU for less than 1 year are eligible to apply for Ikenoue Dormitory orInternational House (single room).

The Hiroshima University International House(Address: 2-457 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima City)

https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/centers/welfare_facilities/international_house
Established by Hiroshima University for the dual purposes of providing a place to live for international
students and promoting international exchange.

Room

Single (Bldg. A)

Married Couple (Bldg. B)

Family (Bldg. B)

Western-style 1K (13.3㎡ )Western-style 1DK (44.5㎡ )Western-style 2DK (57.5㎡ )60 rooms

5 rooms

5 rooms¥ 14,200/month

Number Available
Monthly Rent

¥ 5,900/month¥ 9,500/month

Common House Expenses¥ 2,500/month¥ 2,800/month

Included Furniture, etc.

Unit bath, bed, dresser,
Unit bath, bed, dresser, bookshelf,bookshelf, desk, chair, cupboard, desk, chair, cupboard, A/C unit,
dining table chair, washing machine,
A/C unit, refrigerator, etc.
refrigerator, etc.

¥ 3,100/month
Unit bath, bed, dresser, bookshelf,
desk, chair, cupboard, A/C unit,
dining table chair, washing machine,
bunk bed, children’s desk,
refrigerator, etc.

The residents of Bldg. A will be required to pay 2,000 yen per month for a laundry room usage fee

Ikenoue Student Dormitory(Address: 2-812-62 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima City)
https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/nyugaku/shien/jyuukyo/gakuseisyukusya/ikenoueThis dormitory was founded for the dual purposes of providing appropriate housing tostudents and giving students the chance to experience student life as a regular citizen.
To promote mutual understanding and international exchange, the dorm is offered toboth Japanese and international students.
TYPE-A Men’s Dorms

TYPE-B Men’s Dorms

TYPE-C New Student’s Dorms

TYPE-D Women’s Dorms

Rooms

Western-style (10㎡ )Western-style (12㎡ )Western-style (14㎡ )Western-style (12㎡ )Number Available

292 rooms(64 for Int’l Students)

100 rooms(50 for Int’l Students)

100 rooms(51 for Int’l Students)

200 rooms(55 for Int’l Students)

Monthly Rent

¥ 7,500/month¥ 4,700/month¥ 15,000/month¥ 4,700/month

Utility Costs・Laundryroom usage fee

About ¥ 10,000/month

About ¥ 10,000/month

About ¥ 10,000/month

About ¥ 10,000/month

CommonHouse Expenses¥ 1,900/month¥ 2,000/month¥ 1,200/month¥ 2,000/month

Included
Furniture, etc.

Bed, desk, chair, locker, A/C Bed, desk, chair, bookshelf, Bed, desk, chair, A/C and heat- Bed, desk, chair, bookshelf,
ing unit, bathtub, western-style A/C and heating unit,
and heating unit, small
A/C and heating unit,
toilet, small kitchen, etc.
western-style toilet, etc.
kitchen, etc.
western-style toilet, etc.

Shared Facilities

Multipurpose room, laundryroom, shower facilities,
western-style toilet

Lounge, multipurpose room,
Multipurpose room, laundry
laundry rooms, dining room,
rooms
shower facilities (1 on each ﬂoor)

Lounge, multipurpose room,
laundry rooms, dining room,
shower facilities (1 on each ﬂoor)

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Phoenix International Center MIRAI CREA
(Address: 1-4-5 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima City)

The facility has 3 main functions, promoting innovation, facilitating exchange and providing a place to live. It opened in October, 2021. The details of the rooms for international students are as follows.
This facility mainly accomodates short-term international students, who can stay for 1
week up to 1 year, in principle.
*There is a possibility that the rules may be modified.
Rooms

Western-style 1K (16.7m2)

Number Available

34 rooms

Monthly Rent

¥ 40,000/month

Utility Costs¥ 10,000/month

Rental fee for electric
appliances¥ 4,000/month(refrigerator, hot water dispenser, desk lamp, futon, bed sheets, microwave oven)

Included Furniture, etc. Desk, chair, bed, air-conditioner, hangers, wired LAN, unit bath
Shared Facilities

Mail box, delivery locker, washing machine, dryer, vacuum cleaner

Room applications must be made through a faculty member/office staff.

Recommended Apartments for International Students by Hiroshima University
http://www.hucoop.com/apart/index.html
Hiroshima University designates several apartments as suitable for international students. The accommodation fee ranges from approx. ¥17,000 to approx. ¥31,000 (per month). Residents in these apartments can receive daily life support from the Hiroshima University Co-op in English and Japanese.

Affiliated Accommodation

Hiroshima University has partnered with the following apartments to promote exchange between Japanese and international students.
Residents in these apartments will have opportunities to have meals and take part in exchange events together. Through these events,
they can interact and deepen their friendships.

14・College Court Hiroshimadaigaku Kita

http://www.hitorigurashi.com.e.acj.hp.transer.com/estate/2301006105/

・College Court Hiroshimadaigaku Mae

http://www.hitorigurashi.com.e.acj.hp.transer.com/estate/2301006104/

・Dormy Higashi Hiroshima

https://dormy-ac.com/placehall/chugoku/higashihiroshima/13383/

(2) Public Housing Off-Campus

Sun Square Higashi-Hiroshima(Address: 28-6 Saijo Nishihonmachi, Higashi-Hiroshima City)
http://www.jkk-hiroshima.or.jp/chintai/sunsquare/indexe.html
Sun Square Higashi-Hiroshima was established as a joint effort of Hiroshima Prefecture and Higashi-Hiroshima City, and built by
the Hiroshima Prefectural Housing Corporation for the dual purposes of providing foreign residents with a comfortable place to
live, as well as to promote exchange between international students and Japanese students and citizens. Please consult withyour supervisor prior to the application. The number of available rooms vary at each application time.
SingleFamily A (standard room)
Family J (Japanese room)

Family B (large room)

Room

Western-style 1K (17.46㎡)

A: Western-style 1K (35.31㎡)
J: Japanese-style 1K (34.83㎡)

Western-style 1K (52.83㎡)

Number Available

90 rooms

A: 20 rooms J: 5 rooms

2 rooms

Monthly Rent

¥ 20,000/month¥ 35,000/month¥ 42,800/month

Maintenance Fee¥ 2,500/month¥ 3,500/month¥ 3,500/month

Furniture Usage Fee¥ 1,000/month¥ 1,000/month¥ 1,000/month

Key Money¥ 40,000¥ 70,000¥ 85,600

Included Furniture

Desk, chair, bookshelf, storage Desk, chair, bookshelf, wardrobe, bed, Desk, chair, bookshelf, wardrobe, bed,
rack, bed, refrigerator,
chest of drawers, dining table, cup- chest of drawers, dining table, cupboard, refrigerator, air-conditioner, etc. board, refrigerator, air-conditioner, etc.
air-conditioner, etc.

Hiroshima International Plaza(Address: 3-3-1 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima City)
Global Skill Development Course

https://hiroshima-hip.or.jp/en/

Duration
Monthly Rent

Global Relations Program (GRP)
International Students can stay at Hiroshima

Facilities

International Plaza with participation in activities

Shared Facilities

1～2 years¥ 24,950 ～ ¥ 27,350/month
Air conditioner, bath, TV, fridge, bed, desk, chair, futon,book shelves, closet, etc.

Kitchensuch as Japanese language, Japanese culture
etc.

Hiroshima City International House(Address: 1-1 Nishi-kojin-machi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima City)
https://i-house-hiroshima.jp/(Japanese text only)※ Applicants must be international students who study
in universities in the area of Hiroshima City.

Single Room

Family Room

Duration

Up to 2 years

Up to 2 years

Monthly Rent

¥ 26,000 /month¥ 36,000 /month

Facilities

Air conditioner, mini-fitted-kitchen, modular bath, toi- Air conditioner, mini-fitted-kitchen, modular bath, toilet, refrigerator, bed, desk, chair, book shelves, closet, let, refrigerator, bed, desk, chair, book shelves, closet,
etc.
table, laundry machine, etc.

(3) Private Apartments

・Higashi-Hiroshima City: Most rooms include a kitchen, bath, and bathroom; rent ranges from ¥20,000 to ¥50,000 per month.
・Hiroshima City: Completely unfurnished rooms and rooms with baths, kitchens, and bathrooms available.

Rent depends on the size of the room, facilities, etc. (ranges from ¥30,000 to ¥80,000 per month)
In Japan, it is customary to pay key money, deposit money, broker’s commission as well as several months of rent upfront whensigning the lease. We advise you to bring at least 4 to 6 months’ rent when going to finalize the contract.

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Student Voice
JANT (Philippines) Doctorate Program, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Life
Pursuing my graduate studies here in Hiroshima University is both an honor and a challenge. It is an HONOR to
be studying in one of Japan’s top universities and a CHALLENGE to live up with the excellence HU embodies.
The university hones us to become experts in our own fields and to become valuable members of the international community. The efficient logistics, mentorship with my professors, institutional collaborations, andsupervised independence in research allowed me to access my best potential as a young scientist. Failures
are not something to be frightened of but was a motivation to continue. As we are now in an era gearing
towards sustainability, HU, together with its stakeholders, provides excellent programs and activities that
address the challenges of the SDGs. These holistic educational programs did not only confine us within theperimeters of the university but also encouraged us to be more involved in communities, both locally and inabroad. Together with my regular laboratory experiments, attending conferences, joining volunteer events and cultural exchanges, and participating in student organizations have diversified my academic life. The study environment in HU also kept mymental health in check. The Higashi Hiroshima campus is strategically situated in an area where one’s tired body can relax as the landscapeshifts with the changing of the seasons.
Studying here in HU is a rollercoaster ride for me. It is a prideful yet a humbling experience. To anyone seeking an institution of academic
excellence, with good study/life-balance, inclusive, and have a vision to create a more sustainable community, I believe Hiroshima University
has ticked the checklist.

Resident Status
International students wishing to enter Hiroshima University are required to gain the necessary qualifications to stay in Japan as aninternational student, namely the qualification of “Student” as provided in the Japanese Immigration-Control and Refugee-Recognition Act.
When you come to Japan to submit applications or to take the entrance examination, you may come by visas other than a student
visa. When coming for enrollment procedures at this University, only after you have passed the examination and completed registration
is it necessary for you to obtain the status of “Student” (It is possible that you may be required to apply for the status of “Student” backin your country).

Acquisition of Certificate of Eligibility
The Certificate of Eligibility (CoE) is a document issued by the Immigration Bureau of the Japanese Ministry of Justice as evidence
that the foreign national meets the conditions for landing in Japan, including the requirements of the activity in which the foreign national
wishes to engage in Japan.
A student of foreign nationality wishing to enter a Japanese university as an international student needs to apply for a visa with status of "Student" at the nearest Japanese Embassy or Consulate before entering Japan. To apply, you may submit a Certificate of Eligibility to the Japanese Embassy or Consulate together with your passport and required documents. Your entry visa can be obtained
within a short period.
The Global Initiatives Group will perform the necessary procedures to apply for your Certificate of Eligibility at the Immigration Bureau. It will take about 1 to 3 months for your Certificate of Eligibility to be issued. Therefore, we recommend that you perform the online
application and submit the required documents for the CoE as soon as you receive your Notification of Acceptance.
The application procedure is on the following website.
https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/international/admissions/admission_guide/residentstatus/procedure

キャリアサポート
The Global Career Design Center provides diverse support systems, aiming to offer integrated
career support for undergraduate students, graduate students and young researchers.
1. Career Guidance Sessions, Seminars
2. Career Guidance Sessions for International Students
3. Career counseling and advice on job hunting(Mainly in Japanese, some staff members can give advice in English)
4. Global Internships
Please refer to the following Website “For International Students”.
https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/gcdc/en/ForInternationalStudents

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Contact Information
Should you have any questions, please include the following information to help us better answer your questions.
■ Name:■ Nationality:■ Current Occupation (the Name of your University or Place of Employment):■ Desired Field of Study:■ Desired Academic Advisor (if decided):■ Desired Course at Hiroshima University (ex. Undergraduate Course, Research Student, Master’s Course, Doctoral Course, etc.):■ Contact Information (E-mail address, Telephone number, or Fax number):

Undergraduate Programs
School of Integrated Arts and Sciences
Support Office for the fields of Integrated Arts and SciencesTEL +81-82-424-6315 FAX +81-82-424-8246

1-7-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8521

souka-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Letters
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences (Letters)
TEL +81-82-424-6613 FAX +81-82-424-0315
1-2-3, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8522
bun-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Education
Support Office for the fields of Education
1-1-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8524

TEL +81-82-424-6725 FAX +81-82-424-7108
kyoiku-gakusi@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Law
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences (Law and Economics)
TEL +81-82-424-7215 FAX +81-82-424-7220
1-2-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8525
syakai-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp*From April, 2023:
Higashi-Senda Area Support Office
TEL +81-82-542-6998 FAX +81-82-542-6964
1-1-89, Higashi-Senda, Nakaku, Hiroshima,730-0053
senda-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Economics
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Science (Law and Economics) 
TEL +81-82-424-7217 FAX +81-82-424-7220
1-2-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8525
syakai-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Science
Support Office for the fields of Science
1-3-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8526

TEL +81-82-424-7309 FAX +81-82-424-2464
ri-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Medicine
International Office, Kasumi Campus
1-2-3, Kasumi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, 734-8553

TEL +81-82-257-1705 FAX +81-82-257-5278
kasumi-kokusai@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Dentistry
International Office, Kasumi Campus
1-2-3, Kasumi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, 734-8553

TEL +81-82-257-1705 FAX +81-82-257-5278
kasumi-kokusai@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
International Office, Kasumi Campus
1-2-3, Kasumi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, 734-8553

TEL +81-82-257-1705 FAX +81-82-257-5278
kasumi-kokusai@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Engineering
Support Office for the fields of Engineering
1-4-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8527

TEL +81-82-424-7515 FAX +81-82-424-5461
kou-gaku-gakubu@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Applied Biological Science
Support Office for the fields of Biosphere Science
1-4-4, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8528

TEL +81-82-424-7915 FAX +81-82-424-6480
sei-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

School of Informatics and Data Science
Support Office for the fields of Engineering
1-4-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8527

TEL +81-82-424-7611 FAX +81-82-424-5461
kou-gaku-gakubu@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp17Graduate Schools
Humanities and Social Sciences
Humanities Program
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences (Letters)
TEL +81-82-424-6615 FAX +81-82-424-0315
1-2-3, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8522
bun-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Law and Politics Program
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences(Law and Economics) TEL +81-82-424-7148 FAX +81-82-424-7220
1-2-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8525
syakai-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp※ From April 2023:
Higashi-Senda Area Support Office
TEL +81-82-542-6998 FAX +81-82-542-6964
1-1-89, Higashi-Senda, Nakaku, Hiroshima, 730-0053
senda-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Economics Program
Support Office for the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences(Law and Economics) TEL +81-82-424-7189 FAX +81-82-424-7220
1-2-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8525
syakai-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Integrated Arts and Human Sciences Program
Support Office for the fields of Integrated Arts and Sciences
TEL +81-82-424-6316 FAX +81-82-424-8246
1-7-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8521
souka-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Psychology / Educational Design for Teacher Educators / Educational Studies / Teaching Japanese as a Second Language/
Professional Development Program for Teachers and School Leaders
Support Office for the fields of Education
TEL +81-82-424-3706 FAX +81-82-424-7108
1-1-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8524
kyoiku-in@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
International Peace and Co-existence / International Economic Development / International Education Development Program
Support Office for the fields of International Development and Cooperation
TEL +81-82-424-5902 FAX +81-82-424-6904
1-5-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8529
koku-gaku@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Management Sciences Program
Higashi-Senda Area Support Office
TEL +81-82-542-6962 FAX +81-82-542-6964
1-1-89, Higashi-Senda, Nakaku, Hiroshima, 730-0053
senda-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Program for Law Practice Professionals
Higashi-Senda Area Support Office
TEL +81-82-542-7087 FAX +81-82-542-6964
1-1-89, Higashi-Senda, Nakaku, Hiroshima, 730-0053
houmu-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Advanced Science and Engineering
Mathematics / Physics / Earth and Planetary Systems Science / Chemistry Program
Support Office for the fields of Science
TEL +81-82-424-7309 FAX +81-82-424-2464
1-3-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8526
ri-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Applied Chemistry / Chemical Engineering / Electrical, Systems, and Control Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Architecture / Transportation and Environmental Systems / Civil and Environmental Engineering / Informatics and Data Science /Smart Innovation Program
Support Office for the fields of Engineering
TEL +81-82-424-7518 FAX +81-82-424-5461
1-4-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8527
kou-gaku-daigakuin@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Quantum Matter Program
Support Office for the fields of Science (AdSM)
TEL +81-82-424-7008 FAX +81-82-424-7000
1-3-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8530
sentan-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering Program(Environmental and Natural Sciences Field)
Support Office for the fields of Integrated Arts and Sciences
TEL +81-82-424-6316 FAX +81-82-424-8246
1-7-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8521
souka-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering Program(Development Science Field)
Support Office for the fields of International Development and Cooperation
TEL +81-82-424-5902 FAX +81-82-424-6904
1-5-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8529
koku-gaku@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Integrated Sciences for Life
Program of Biotechnology
Support Office for the fields of Science (AdSM)
TEL +81-82-424-7008 FAX +81-82-424-7000
1-3-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8530
sentan-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Program of Food and AgriLife Science / Bioresource Science
Support Office for the fields of Biosphere Science
TEL +81-82-424-7908 FAX +81-82-424-6480
1-4-4, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8528
sei-daigakuin-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Program of Life and Environmental Sciences
Support Office for the fields of Integrated Arts and Sciences
TEL +81-82-424-6316 FAX +81-82-424-8246
1-7-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8521
souka-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
Program of Basic Biology / Mathematical and Life Sciences / Biomedical Science
Support Office for the fields of Science
TEL +81-82-424-7309 FAX +81-82-424-2464
1-3-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8526
ri-gaku-sien@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Biomedical and Health Sciences
International Office, Kasumi Campus
1-2-3, Kasumi, Minami-ku, Hiroshima, 734-8553

TEL +81-82-257-1705 FAX +81-82-257-5278
kasumi-kokusai@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp

Innovation and Practice for Smart Society
Support Office for the fields of International Development and Cooperation
1-5-1, Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, 739-8529

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TEL +81-82-424-5902 FAX +81-82-424-6904
Smart-society@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp