Undergraduate degrees in Japan offer both four year bachelor’s and six year professional degrees. After completion of a bachelor’s degree, students will have the option to continue their education with a master’s of arts (MA) or master’s of science (MSc) degree.
Those studying for a professional degree will learn practical skills so they can go on to work in the field that their degree is in.
Unlike British or American university systems, which often work on a modular basis or include a Grade Point Average (GPA), the Japanese education system grades its students using just one or two assessments.
There is a variety of highly regarded institutions in Japan including specialist business schools, medical universities and engineering universities. Whether you’re looking to study for a bachelor’s, master’s, MBA or PhD, Studee can help you find the perfect place to study abroad.