【 School characteristics 】
● You can study at a famous comprehensive university in China while remaining in Japan.
● High ranking of 187th in the world university rankings. A famous top private university in Japan.
This is an overwhelmingly higher ranking than (500th to 600th place).
● In addition to Chinese, you can study business administration (entrepreneurship, innovation) and informatics (IT, app development), which enhances your job prospects.
●Native Chinese instructors provide easy-to-understand instruction for beginners.
● Scholarships of up to 240,000 yen are available for HSK holders. Students with excellent Chinese language grades can skip grades and graduate in as little as two years, making Tuition less expensive overall.
● As the school is accredited as a Japanese campus of a foreign university by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, student discounts on commuter passes and other items are available.

【International Student Support System, etc】
● Language Ability Scholarship (at the time of enrollment)
●Excellent Freshman Scholarship (at the time of enrollment)
●Academic scholarships (from the second year)
●Academic Progress Scholarship (from the second year)
● Social Practice Scholarship (from the second year)
● Support for short-term study abroad in China

[Student's Voice]
◎ Name: Maya Miyata ◎ Country of Origin: Japan
A friend from Shenzhen told me that Shenzhen is one of the four major cities in China and has developed rapidly, with companies such as Tencent and Huawei growing. I became interested in universities in Shenzhen and learned about the Shenzhen University Tokyo Campus. Considering financial and family issues, I thought that a Japanese campus that I could attend while still living in Japan would be the best option.

◎ Name: Soichiro Takano ◎ Country of Origin: Japan
It's common for Japanese people to be able to read and write Chinese, but not be able to understand or speak it. After entering university, I felt that I improved by being able to speak with native teachers and other students in dialogue-style classes. This is something that is difficult to achieve by self-study. Even during casual conversations such as lunch breaks, I try to focus on Chinese when speaking with friends.