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Careers and Internships Webinar on July 19th 14:00-15:00 (JST)
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Admissions Office temporaly closed during 12th June 2025
Since October 2011, Nagoya University has been offering the G30 International Programs which are full-degree programs taught in English. This is for students with international education backgrounds, aiming to foster international academic exchange and offering students the opportunities to receive education from Nagoya University’s renowned academic programs
Automotive Engineering Program
- Mechanical Engineering – School of Engineering
- Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering – School of Engineering
Physics Program
Chemistry Program
Biological Science Program
Social Science Program
Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies Program (JACS)
Graduate Programs in Nagoya University are research-based, and it is very important to know your research topic and find professors who share the same interests before applying to our university. Among the programs offered in English at the graduate level, there are two categories based on the admissions process as follows:
Automotive Engineering Program
Civil and Environmental Engineering Program
Earth and Environmental Sciences Program
Engineering Physics Program
Physics and Mathematics Program
Chemistry Program
Biological and Bioagricultural Sciences Program
Master of Public Health Program
Medical Science Program
Economics and Business Administration Program
Linguistics and Cultural Studies Program
Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies Program
Law and Political Science Program
International Development and Cooperation Course
Young Leaders’ Program (YLP) Healthcare Administration Course
International rankings are a good reference of quality and international recognition. Due to the high achievements of NU’s alumni and researchers, Nagoya University is ranked top 28 in Asia (QS2021) with acclaim to six Nobel Laureates of this century, all in Chemistry and Physics.
As for Nagoya University Global 30 Undergraduate Scholarships, all applicants are automatically considered as the candidates. For more information, click HERE.
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