University Profile

Nagoya University

Japan

International support

Strong

Admissions cycle

2 intakes

Cost profile

Medium

Last updated 2026-06-12Tuition, intake, and admission details are estimates — confirm with the university before applying.

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Nagoya University offers internationally recognised programs in Nagoya, Japan, with practical curriculum, student support services, and pathways for international applicants.

Highlights

•International student support office
•English-taught program options
•City access for housing and transport

Admissions Snapshot

Admissions cycle: Feb, Sep

- Typical intake windows: Feb / Sep
- Required: academic transcripts, language proof, passport
- Review timeline: 4–8 weeks

Estimated Costs

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Common questions

Programs

Bachelor of Engineering

bachelorEngineeringEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 124.000.000/year

Master of Public Health

masterMedicine / HealthEnglish

Duration: 2 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 124.000.000/year

Bachelor of Arts and Design

bachelorArts & DesignEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 124.000.000/year

Master of Laws (LLM)

masterLawEnglish

Duration: 2 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 124.000.000/year

Bachelor of Social Sciences

bachelorSocial SciencesEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 124.000.000/year

Admissions Snapshot — Nagoya University

Typical intake windows: Feb / Sep

Estimated Costs — Nagoya University

Cost profile: Medium. Use Reloka's budget planner after sign-up for personalised estimates.

International student support — Nagoya University

Strong

What documents do I usually need?

Typical documents include academic transcripts, passport, language test scores, and financial proof — requirements vary by country and program.