There are some fields that can not be studied in Japan. There are others that are not fully developed or no longer available. On the other hand, fields such as design and photography are more fully established in special training schools than in universities. Generally Japanese universities are undergraduate schools, but some have graduate schools as well. One will be granted a Bachelor's Degree upon graduation.
Doctorate courses consist of two parts, with the first two years equivalent to the masters course.
One will be granted a Master's Degree or Doctorate upon graduation. One will be granted a specialist certification upon graduation. Theology 1,000,667 2. Various Kinds of Universities Japanese universities can be divided according to their form of administration into national, public, and private. As for university, there is at least one in each prefecture.