Overview
Kyoto University has 10 faculties, each offering undergraduate degrees. Details can be found via the following:
Faculties
For admission, students must have sufficient proficiency in Japanese, as classes are generally taught in Japanese. There are, however, two programs that do not require Japanese language proficiency at the time of admission. These programs are:
- Undergraduate International Course Program of Civil Engineering
- Kyoto University International Undergraduate Program (Kyoto iUP)
Curriculum
First-year undergraduate students take university-wide liberal arts and science courses covering common subjects prior to or alongside studying subjects in their chosen fields.
Some of these courses are taught in English, as detailed in the following:
Liberal arts and science courses taught in English
Admission
To be accepted into an undergraduate program, applicants are required to pass the selection process administered by their chosen program. Application procedures also vary by faculty or program.
Overall guidance on faculty admission processes is provided on this page.
Additional information
Prospective international students may also refer to:
- Visa/tuition/scholarships/housing
Note: Those interested in the Undergraduate International Course Program of Civil Engineering or Kyoto iUP are advised to check the program websites, linked above. - FAQs for international applicants