We provide personalized support for international students!

Course in which you can obtain a degree in English / absence of English lecture

No courses offer a degree in English.

About foreign student departments

Currently, there is no special department for international students.

About short-term study abroad

Regular international students may be eligible to apply for study abroad programs at our partner universities located overseas. However, they cannot study in their home country. They can also apply for short-term language training programs offered during long breaks.

University transfer support

If you are considering transferring to our university, please contact us in advance.

Employment record

Results for fiscal years 2021-2025

<Service Industry>
ANA New Chitose Airport Co., Ltd.
M.E. Japan Co., Ltd.
Aspark Co., Ltd.
Nitori Holdings Co., Ltd.
Clark Research Institute Co., Ltd.
ISC Co., Ltd.
Hidaka Co., Ltd.
Genki Global Dining Concept Co., Ltd.
Yoshin Co., Ltd.

<Accommodation Industry>
Miyakojima Turiver Hotel LLC
Nansei Rakuen Resort Co., Ltd.
Toho Resort Co., Ltd.
Hamano Hotels Co., Ltd.

<Retail Industry>
Tomiei Trading Co., Ltd.
Kokumin Co., Ltd.
Suzuka Co., Ltd.
Yodobashi Camera Co., Ltd.

<Travel industry>
Rakuto Travel Co., Ltd.

<Manufacturing industry>
Frain Energy Co., Ltd.
Kyosho Co., Ltd.

<Information and Communications Industry>
E-Craftsman Co., Ltd.

International student support system

● Tuition fees are reduced by 20%. An additional 10% scholarship is available for international students.
●Professional staff who are fluent in English and Chinese support study abroad life
●Many cross-cultural exchange meetings with Japanese students and other international students
● Introduce apartments that you can move into after coming to Japan according to your wishes
● There is an SNS where you can consult immediately when you have a problem in your daily life

Student 's Message

[Reasons for choosing Sapporo University in Japan]
I had many opportunities to interact with Japanese home appliances since childhood, which sparked my interest in Japan. Sapporo University appealed to me because of its calm environment where I could concentrate on my studies, and I felt it was a good fit for me.
How did you learn about Sapporo University?
After arriving in Japan, I was introduced to this university by a teacher at my Japanese language school. I was attracted to the idea of studying basic subjects in the first year and choosing a major in the second year, so I decided to enroll.
[Attractions of attending Sapporo University]
The teachers are all kind and provide thorough instruction. There are many international students, so you can interact with students from many different countries. Also, the cafeteria food is delicious and inexpensive, which is a big plus.
[Future dreams]
I want to find a job in Japan after graduation. I want to apply the business management knowledge I'm learning at university to actual work. To that end, I'm not only studying my specialized subjects, but also diligently studying Japanese little by little.
[Advice for junior colleagues]
Having a proactive attitude is crucial during your study abroad experience. You might feel anxious at first, but if you persevere, the people around you will surely support you.
(Second-year student majoring in Business Administration, from Vietnam)

[Reasons for choosing Sapporo University in Japan]
When I was a child, I traveled to Japan with my family and became interested in the country, and I wanted to live in Hokkaido, in particular. Also, I heard that Sapporo University had excellent Japanese language classes and that I could improve my Japanese language skills there, so I decided to take the entrance exam.
[What I found appealing about Sapporo University after enrolling]
The support for international students is excellent, so I can feel at ease every day. The teachers are also very kind and willing to help not only with my studies but also with my daily life, which is very reassuring.
How to spend your holidays
I usually work a part-time job on one of the weekend days. When I don't have work, I clean my room, do university assignments, or if I have time, I relax by going out to eat or shopping with friends.
[Future dreams]
After graduation, I want to find a job in Japan and work in an international environment. That's why I'm majoring in English at university, and I also want to further improve my Japanese.
[Advice for junior colleagues]
Compared to Japanese language schools, universities offer much more freedom in how you manage your time, such as choosing your own classes. Therefore, I think it's important to set your own goals and act accordingly.
(Third-year English major, from China)

location

Get off at Sumikawa Station on the Namboku subway line
Take the Chuo Bus (Sumi 73) Nishioka Loop Line (Nishioka advance route), (Minami 81) Nishioka Line, (Minami 71) Shimo Nishioka Line, (Sumi 78) Sumikawa Shiraishi Line, and get off at ``Sudadai Nanmon'' (Ride time about 6 minutes)

Get off at Tsukikan Chuo Station on the Toho Subway Line
Take the Chuo Bus (Mon 82) Nishioka Tsukisamu Line or (Sumi 78) Sumikawa Shiraishi Line and get off at ``Fudai Shomon-mae'' (ride time about 9 minutes)

Basic information