Study Master’s in Japan from Nepal (2026) GPA, Admission, Cost and Scholarships

Last Updated: 19 July 2026

A master’s degree in Japan takes 2 years and requires a completed 4 year bachelor’s degree totaling 16 years of formal education. The MEXT Research Scholarship for Nepali students requires approximately 70 percent marks (GPA 3.1) in Natural Sciences or 60 percent marks (GPA 2.5) in Humanities from your bachelor’s degree. National university tuition runs approximately JPY 535,800 per year with a one time JPY 282,000 enrollment fee, making the 2 year total approximately JPY 1.35 million in tuition. Monthly living costs average JPY 105,000 nationwide. For most research based programs, contacting your potential supervisor before applying is not just recommended but practically essential for admission.

For our complete guide covering all degree levels, scholarships, and everything about studying in Japan from Nepal, you can read our guide on study in Japan from Nepal.

Why Study a Master’s Degree in Japan?

Japan’s master’s programs combine academic rigor with genuine industry application. The country leads globally in robotics, precision engineering, AI, environmental science, and pharmaceutical research, and Japanese universities have research partnerships with the companies developing these technologies. For master’s students specifically, this connection to industry means thesis research often involves real problems with real applications rather than purely theoretical work.

For Nepali students, Japan offers several specific advantages at the graduate level. The MEXT Research Scholarship fully funds master’s and doctoral studies including tuition, approximately JPY 143,000 monthly stipend, and round trip airfare. The scholarship is available through the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu specifically for Nepali applicants and does not require you to pay anything to apply.

Most master’s programs in Japan take exactly 2 years. Tuition at national public universities is standardized at approximately JPY 535,800 per year, significantly lower than equivalent programs in the UK, USA, or Australia. Japan’s job hunting system for international graduates is well established, and approximately 51.6 percent of international students who graduated in 2023 found employment in Japan directly after their master’s degree.

Eligibility Requirements for Nepali Students

Academic Qualifications

To be eligible for a master’s degree in Japan, you need a completed 4 year bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 16 years of total formal education. In Nepal, this means completing your SEE (10 years of schooling), (+2) class 12 (12 years), and then a 4 year bachelor’s degree (16 years total).

Nepal’s older 3 year bachelor’s degree programs do not meet the 16 year requirement. If you completed a 3 year bachelor’s, you may need to complete additional qualification through a bridge program or research student year before being eligible for a regular master’s program. If you have a 4 year bachelor’s degree from Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu University, Pokhara University, or another recognized Nepali institution offering 4 year programs, you directly meet the educational requirement.

Your bachelor’s degree certificate, transcripts, and any equivalency documentation must be officially certified. Documents in Nepali need certified English or Japanese translation before submission.

Minimum GPA Required for Master’s Admission

There is no single GPA requirement that applies to all Japanese universities for master’s admission. Each institution sets its own standards. The following patterns apply.

For the MEXT Research Scholarship through the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu, the requirement for Nepali graduate applicants is approximately 70 percent marks from your bachelor’s degree for Natural Sciences, which equals approximately GPA 3.1 on a 4.0 scale, and approximately 60 percent for Humanities, which equals approximately GPA 2.5.

For direct admission without scholarship at competitive national universities, the effective benchmark is GPA 3.0 or above. A JASSO scholarship requires a minimum GPA of 2.30 on a 4.0 scale from the previous academic year.

For mid tier national and private universities, a GPA of approximately 2.5 to 3.0 from your bachelor’s is typically expected.

The most important practical point is that GPA is only one part of graduate school admission in Japan. Research fit with a specific supervisor, the quality of your research proposal, strong recommendation letters, and clear academic motivation often carry equal or greater weight than GPA for research based master’s programs.

For the complete breakdown of GPA expectations at different Japanese universities and for different degree levels, you can read our guide on minimum GPA required to study in Japan from Nepal.

Work Experience

Most academic research master’s programs in Japan do not require prior work experience. These programs are designed for students who have just completed their bachelor’s degree and want to continue directly into graduate research.

Professional master’s programs like MBA or specialized management programs often prefer 2 to 3 years of relevant work experience. Business schools look favorably on applicants who can bring real world perspectives to class discussions and group projects.

The JDS Scholarship (Project for Human Resource Development Scholarship through JICA) requires at least 3 years of civil service work experience and is specifically for Nepali government employees. If you are a civil servant, JDS is a separate and very significant scholarship opportunity worth investigating alongside MEXT.

Other Admission Requirements

For research based master’s programs, a research proposal is required and taken very seriously. Your proposal should clearly articulate your research question, explain your proposed methodology, demonstrate that you have read recent publications from your potential supervisor, and explain why this specific university and lab are the right fit for your work. A weak or generic research proposal is one of the most common reasons strong candidates are rejected at Japanese graduate schools.

Contacting your potential supervisor before applying is strongly recommended and for many departments is effectively required. Send a professional and specific email 6 to 12 months before the application deadline. Include your CV, a brief description of your research interests, and how they connect to the professor’s published work. A professor who agrees to supervise you significantly strengthens your entire application.

Entrance examinations or interviews are required by many departments. Some require a written subject examination. Others conduct a document review followed by an online or in person interview. Prepare to clearly explain your research motivation, your academic background, and your specific reasons for choosing Japan and this program.

Language Requirements

Can You Study Without IELTS?

Yes. For Japanese taught programs, JLPT replaces IELTS entirely. For English taught programs, most universities accept TOEFL, Duolingo, TOEIC, Cambridge, or PTE as alternatives to IELTS. Some universities waive all English test requirements for applicants who completed their bachelor’s degree at English medium institutions and can provide a Medium of Instruction letter.

Japan’s graduate programs have been moving steadily toward accepting more English test alternatives. The Duolingo English Test in particular has seen growing acceptance at Japanese universities since 2024 and 2025.

For everything you need to know about studying in Japan without IELTS including specific university policies and how to prepare a MOI certificate, you can read our guide on can you study in Japan without IELTS.

English Taught Master’s Programs

English taught master’s programs are substantially more plentiful at graduate level than at undergraduate level in Japan. The Graduate Schools of International Studies (GSIS) model and the Global 30 initiative across major Japanese universities have created a robust English medium graduate infrastructure.

Major English taught master’s programs are available in engineering, computer science, and technology at the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Nagoya University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Tohoku University. Business, economics, and international studies programs in English exist at Waseda, Keio, Hitotsubashi, and Sophia. Science and interdisciplinary programs in English exist across KAIST’s partner programs and similar institutions.

For English taught programs, typical English proficiency requirements are TOEFL iBT 79 to 90 or IELTS 6.0 to 6.5 depending on the institution and program.

Japanese Language Requirements

For Japanese taught programs, JLPT N2 is the standard minimum. JLPT N1 is required by the most demanding programs and by some highly competitive national universities. The EJU is not typically required for master’s admissions unlike for undergraduate applicants.

Even for English taught programs, learning Japanese to JLPT N3 or N2 level significantly benefits your experience. Daily life becomes easier, your social integration improves, and your access to part time work and post graduation employment expands considerably.

Other Accepted English Tests

TOEFL iBT is the most universally accepted alternative to IELTS at Japanese universities for graduate programs. Duolingo English Test is accepted at Nagoya University, Tohoku University, Hokkaido University, Ritsumeikan APU, Tokyo International University, and others. TOEIC is accepted at some science, engineering, and business programs. PTE Academic and Cambridge C1 Advanced are accepted at several institutions. Always verify directly with your specific target program.

Documents Required for Master’s Admission

Academic Documents

Your bachelor’s degree diploma or certificate and official transcripts from all semesters or years showing your complete academic record. All documents originally in Nepali must have certified English or Japanese translations alongside the originals. Many universities require officially notarized copies through Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs apostille process.

If your degree has not been conferred yet at the time of application, a certificate of expected graduation from your institution’s registrar is typically accepted for the application stage.

Statement of Purpose

Your Statement of Purpose is the most important written document in your master’s application. It should be approximately 500 to 1,000 words for coursework programs, and should describe your academic background, your specific research interests for research programs, why you chose Japan and this specific university and program, and what career goals your master’s degree will advance.

For research based programs, your SOP should reference specific work by your potential supervisor and explain how your intended research connects to their ongoing projects. A Statement of Purpose that shows you have read the professor’s recent publications is substantially more compelling than one that describes your interests in general terms.

Letters of Recommendation

Most programs require 2 to 3 letters of recommendation from professors or supervisors from your bachelor’s degree who can speak specifically to your academic capabilities and research potential. The most effective letters describe specific achievements or projects they observed rather than general positive statements.

Give your recommenders at least 4 to 6 weeks of advance notice. Provide them with your SOP, the program you are applying to, and specific examples of work you did with them that they could reference. Letters submitted at the last minute are almost always less specific and less effective.

Language Proficiency Documents

Official score report from TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, TOEIC, PTE, or another accepted test for English taught programs. JLPT certificate at the required level for Japanese taught programs. If using a Medium of Instruction waiver, an official letter from your bachelor’s institution on institutional letterhead confirming English was the language of instruction.

Financial Documents

Bank statements showing funds sufficient to cover your first year including tuition and living, typically approximately JPY 2,000,000 (approximately NPR 19 lakhs). If a parent or sponsor is funding you, their bank statement and income certificate along with a sponsorship letter. Scholarship award letter if you have already been selected, which replaces the need for large personal bank balances.

Other Supporting Documents

Valid passport with at least 6 months remaining validity. Passport sized photographs as specified by each university. Research proposal for research based programs, typically 2 to 4 pages. Curriculum Vitae or academic resume. Citizenship certificate if specifically requested by scholarship applications. Any publications, conference papers, or research output you have produced.

For the NOC from Nepal’s Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, apply at noc.moest.gov.np after receiving your university admission. The NOC is required before transferring tuition through a Nepali bank.

Step by Step Admission Process

Choose a University and Master’s Program

Research programs at studyinjapan.go.jp and on individual university websites. Filter by field, language of instruction, and whether the program is coursework or research based. Decide early between a taught coursework master’s where the program is structured with lectures and a final thesis or project, and a research master’s where you work primarily under a supervisor on an independent research project. The admission process, the supervisor contact requirement, and the research proposal expectation all differ significantly between these two types.

Contact a Supervisor

For research based programs, contacting potential supervisors 6 to 12 months before your application deadline is effectively essential. Look up professors whose recent publications connect to your research interests. Send a clear, specific email that includes your academic background, what specific research topic you want to work on, why you chose their lab specifically, and a brief description of any prior research experience.

A professor who responds positively and agrees to discuss your application provides significant practical support, since many Japanese graduate departments require or give strong preference to applicants who have a confirmed potential supervisor. Do not apply to research programs without first attempting supervisor contact. A strong professor response can shift a borderline application into an accepted one.

Prepare Required Documents

Begin document preparation at least 6 months before your application deadline. Certify your bachelor’s transcripts and degree through Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Arrange certified translations of Nepali documents. Take your language proficiency exam and receive official score reports. Draft your research proposal and SOP. Approach your recommenders with enough notice.

For the MEXT Research Scholarship through the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu, prepare the specific MEXT application forms available from the Embassy, your research plan in the MEXT format, your citizenship certificate, and recommendation letters in the MEXT recommendation format.

Submit Your Application

Submit applications through each university’s official online admissions portal. Pay application fees which typically run JPY 10,000 to 30,000 per university.

For the MEXT Research Scholarship, the only application channel for Nepali students is through the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu. For 2027 intake, the scholarship application deadline was May 31, 2026. Selected candidates then sat a written examination on June 18, 2026 and attended interviews on June 30, 2026. For the 2028 intake, watch the Embassy of Japan Nepal website from March to April 2027 for the official announcement.

Receive the Certificate of Eligibility (COE)

After your university admits you, they apply for your COE from Japan’s Immigration Services Agency. COE processing takes approximately 2 to 3 months. From June 2025, Nepali nationals are required to undergo the Japan Pre Entry Tuberculosis Screening (JPETS) as part of the COE process. Your university will guide you through scheduling this TB test at an approved facility in Nepal.

Apply for a Japan Student Visa

With the COE in hand, apply for your student visa at the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu using the token system. Required documents include your valid passport, the COE, visa application form, passport sized photographs, admission letter, and financial documents. Nepali nationals also need the JPETS TB clearance certificate.

Visa processing typically takes 5 to 7 working days after document submission. The total timeline from receiving your admission to arriving in Japan is typically 2 to 3 months.

For the complete Japan student visa process guide including all documents and the COE timeline, you can read our guide on Japan student visa for Nepali students.

Travel to Japan and Complete Enrollment

After receiving your visa, arrange your flight and accommodation before departure. Arrive before your program start date. Within 14 days of registering your address at the local city or ward office, enroll in National Health Insurance. Collect your Residence Card at the airport on arrival. Complete course registration, attend orientation, open a Japanese bank account, and get your work permission stamp from immigration if you plan to work part time.

Cost of Studying for a Master’s Degree in Japan

Tuition Fees

National public university tuition is approximately JPY 535,800 per year for most master’s programs. From April 2027 onward, several national universities including the University of Tokyo will raise graduate tuition to approximately JPY 642,960 per year. The one time enrollment fee at national universities is approximately JPY 282,000.

Total 2 year tuition at a national university including the enrollment fee is approximately JPY 1,353,600 (JPY 282,000 plus JPY 535,800 multiplied by 2). In NPR this is approximately NPR 13 lakhs at current rates.

Private university tuition for master’s programs runs approximately JPY 800,000 to JPY 1,500,000 per year. Total 2 year private university cost is approximately JPY 1,800,000 to JPY 3,250,000 (NPR 17 to 30 lakhs for tuition alone).

For the complete breakdown of all Japan study costs including city by city comparisons and accommodation options, you can read our guide on cost of studying in Japan from Nepal.

Living Expenses

Monthly living costs average approximately JPY 105,000 nationally based on JASSO surveys. In Tokyo this rises to approximately JPY 127,000 to JPY 130,000. In regional cities like Nagoya, Osaka, or Fukuoka, monthly living runs approximately JPY 90,000 to JPY 100,000.

A 2 year living cost estimate at the national average is approximately JPY 2,520,000 (24 months at JPY 105,000). In Tokyo, 2 years of living costs approximately JPY 3,120,000.

Combined 2 year total (tuition plus living) at a national university in a regional city is approximately JPY 3,873,600, roughly NPR 37 lakhs. In Tokyo, the 2 year total is approximately JPY 4,473,600, roughly NPR 43 lakhs.

Accommodation Costs

University dormitories cost approximately JPY 25,000 to 50,000 per month and are the most affordable option. Space is limited and competition for spots is high.

Share houses cost approximately JPY 35,000 to 70,000 per month depending on city and location, with lower initial deposit requirements than private apartments.

Private apartments in regional cities cost approximately JPY 30,000 to 60,000 per month. In Tokyo, expect JPY 50,000 to 90,000 per month. Private apartments require upfront costs including security deposit, sometimes key money, and real estate agent commission, often totaling JPY 150,000 to 300,000 on move in.

Health Insurance

National Health Insurance (NHI) is mandatory for all international students staying more than 3 months. Monthly premiums for first year students with no Japanese income are approximately JPY 2,000 to 4,000. NHI covers 70 percent of medical costs. You pay 30 percent as a copayment.

Enroll at the local city or ward office within 14 days of registering your address after arrival.

Other Student Expenses

Textbooks and research materials cost approximately JPY 5,000 to 15,000 per semester. Lab materials may add more for experimental sciences.

Flight to Japan from Kathmandu runs approximately NPR 60,000 to 100,000 for a one way economy ticket. Mobile phone plans start from approximately JPY 2,000 per month on affordable MVNO networks. Initial apartment setup costs if living off campus typically run JPY 50,000 to 100,000 one time.

The Japan student visa fee as of July 2026 is JPY 15,000.

Scholarships for Nepali Students

MEXT Scholarship

The MEXT Research Scholarship is the flagship fully funded scholarship for Nepali master’s and doctoral students. Application goes through the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu.

For master’s level, the 2027 intake deadline was May 31, 2026. Selected candidates sat a written examination on June 18, 2026 and attended interviews on June 30, 2026.

Eligibility requires being a Nepali citizen under 35 years of age as of April 1 of the scholarship start year, having completed 16 years of education (completed 4 year bachelor’s degree), and having achieved approximately 70 percent in Natural Sciences (GPA 3.1) or 60 percent in Humanities (GPA 2.5) from your bachelor’s degree.

MEXT Research Scholarship covers full tuition exemption, a monthly living stipend of approximately JPY 143,000 (approximately NPR 137,000 per month), round trip economy class airfare between Nepal and Japan, and a one year Japanese language preparatory course if your program requires it.

The application process through the Embassy requires submitting the MEXT application form, your research plan in the MEXT specified format, certified transcripts, citizenship certificate, and recommendation letters using the MEXT recommendation format. Shortlisted candidates sit written examinations and attend Embassy interviews in Kathmandu.

The JDS Scholarship for Nepali government employees through JICA is another major fully funded option. It covers tuition, approximately JPY 143,000 monthly stipend, and travel for master’s programs. It requires at least 3 years of civil service experience and being a gazetted civil servant. Applications go through the JDS Project Office. For more information, the application portal is scholarship.jds21.com/nepal.

University Scholarships

JASSO Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed Students provides approximately JPY 48,000 per month. It is applied for after enrollment at your Japanese university and is competitive based on academic merit and financial need. It does not cover tuition but helps with living costs.

University specific scholarships exist at most major Japanese universities. Some universities offer tuition waivers of 30 to 50 percent for high achieving admitted international students. Many universities have internal scholarship programs applied for after enrollment through the university’s international student office.

Research Assistantship (RA) funding from a professor’s research grant is the most common funding mechanism for STEM master’s students in Japan. RA stipends typically run JPY 700,000 to JPY 1,200,000 per month. They are arranged directly with your faculty supervisor and do not go through a formal scholarship application process.

For the complete guide on all scholarships available to Nepali students in Japan including MEXT, JASSO, JDS, private foundation awards, and university scholarships, you can read our guide on scholarships for Nepali students in Japan.

Private Scholarships

The Rotary Yoneyama Memorial Foundation provides approximately JPY 140,000 per month for graduate students at designated Japanese institutions. Age limit under 40. Application is typically in October for the following year’s intake.

The Honjo International Scholarship Foundation provides approximately JPY 100,000 to 130,000 per month plus full tuition for selected master’s and doctoral students. Age limits in the mid 30s apply. Applications go through universities.

ADB Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) fully funds master’s programs for citizens of ADB member countries including Nepal in development related fields at approved institutions. Check the ADB-JSP website for current partner universities and deadlines.

Tips to Improve Your Scholarship Chances

Maintain the strongest possible GPA throughout your bachelor’s degree. The MEXT scholarship specifically uses a percentage or GPA threshold and your academic record is the most directly verifiable measure.

Write a compelling and specific research proposal. The most successful MEXT applications clearly connect your previous academic work to a well defined research question in Japan. Generic statements of interest do not differentiate you from other applicants.

Contact a professor before applying. A Japanese supervisor who supports your application actively improves your MEXT chances because your research plan has institutional grounding.

Apply through both Embassy Track (MEXT) and University Recommendation Track (where specific universities have their own MEXT quota). These are separate tracks and applying to both maximizes your opportunities.

Secure strong and specific recommendation letters from professors who can speak to your research ability directly from their experience working with you.

Apply for JASSO, RA funding, and university specific scholarships after arriving in Japan. These can substantially supplement your funding even if you did not win MEXT before departure.

Student Visa for Japan

Visa Eligibility

You need an official admission letter from a Japanese university, a Certificate of Eligibility from Japanese immigration through your university, sufficient financial proof, and for Nepali nationals a JPETS tuberculosis clearance certificate.

Required Documents

Valid passport with at least 6 months of validity. COE original or copy. Completed visa application form from the Embassy website. Passport sized photographs 45 by 45 mm on white background. University admission letter. Financial documents showing approximately JPY 2,000,000 or scholarship award letter. JPETS tuberculosis clearance from an approved medical facility in Nepal. NOC from Nepal’s Ministry of Education at noc.moest.gov.np.

Application Process

After receiving your COE from the university, submit your visa application at the Embassy of Japan in Kathmandu using the token system. Tokens are issued at the Embassy gate on Tuesday through Friday from 8 AM to 11 AM. Your token assigns you a document submission date.

Processing Time

COE processing through your university takes approximately 2 to 3 months. Student visa processing at the Embassy after document submission takes approximately 5 to 7 working days. Total timeline from admission to having your visa in hand is approximately 2 to 3 months.

Part Time Work Opportunities

Working Hour Limits

Students can work part time after receiving the work permission stamp from immigration. During semester, maximum 28 hours per week across all jobs combined. During official long vacation periods, maximum 8 hours per day.

Working without the permission stamp is a serious immigration violation. Apply for the permission at immigration when you first arrive or through a regional immigration services center. Your university will guide you through this process.

Popular Part Time Jobs

Restaurant and food service work employs approximately 39 percent of working international students. Retail sales and convenience stores employ approximately 28 percent. Teaching and research assistant positions employ approximately 6 percent. Factory and warehouse work during vacations employs approximately 6 percent. Hotel and hospitality work employs approximately 4 percent.

English tutoring and language school teaching roles pay JPY 1,500 to JPY 2,000 or more per hour and are significantly higher than service industry work. University research assistant positions pay approximately JPY 1,000 to 1,800 per hour and align well with academic schedules.

Expected Earnings

Average hourly wages range from JPY 1,000 to JPY 1,300 depending on job type and region. Working 20 hours per week at JPY 1,100 per hour generates approximately JPY 88,000 per month. The JASSO survey average actual monthly part time income is approximately JPY 81,000.

Approximately 65 percent of privately funded international students in Japan work part time. Part time income covers a significant portion of living costs but is not intended or realistic as a source for tuition funding.

Rules for International Students

You must have the permission stamp before starting any job. You cannot work in adult entertainment, gambling, or any prohibited category. Your academic attendance and grades must remain satisfactory. Track hours carefully across all jobs. Income above approximately JPY 1,030,000 per year is subject to Japanese income tax.

Career Opportunities After Graduation

Employment Opportunities in Japan

Japan’s new graduate employment rate is approximately 97 to 98 percent though competition for international graduates specifically is more nuanced. About 51.6 percent of international graduates from Japanese universities in 2023 found employment in Japan after graduation. Companies in IT, engineering, manufacturing, finance, and international business actively recruit master’s graduates.

After graduation, students can apply to change their Residence Card status from Student to Engineer or Specialist in Humanities and International Services, which requires a job offer from a sponsoring employer. The job hunting visa called Designated Activities allows up to 6 months of extended stay after graduation specifically to search for a job. University career centers typically begin supporting this process when students are in their first year.

First year salaries for international master’s graduates in professional fields average approximately JPY 210,000 to JPY 240,000 per month (approximately NPR 200,000 to 230,000). Technical fields in engineering and IT tend to be at the higher end.

Research Careers

Japanese universities and research institutes provide strong pathways to academic research careers. Research institute positions, postdoctoral fellowships, and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) fellowships provide viable paths for master’s graduates who want to continue in research.

Japan’s corporate R and D sector in companies like Sony, Toyota, Fujitsu, NTT, and Hitachi employs both domestic and international master’s graduates in research and development roles.

Returning to Nepal

A master’s degree from a recognized Japanese university is internationally recognized and valued in Nepal’s growing technology, engineering, and international development sectors. Japanese companies with Nepal operations, JICA project offices in Nepal, international NGOs, government policy and planning roles, and academic institutions all represent pathways for returnees.

Students who received funding through JDS or other government linked scholarships typically have service requirements to fulfill in Nepal’s civil service upon return.

PhD Opportunities After a Master’s Degree

Many master’s graduates in Japan continue directly into PhD programs. The standard PhD takes 3 years after a master’s, for a total of 5 years of graduate study. Admission to a Japanese PhD requires passing an entrance examination or oral interview and having a faculty supervisor willing to support your research.

MEXT Research Scholarship also funds doctoral programs. Students who completed a MEXT funded master’s in Japan can apply again for a MEXT doctoral scholarship either through Embassy Track or University Track.

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Fellowships for post master’s students provide research funding and are competitive international recognition awards. Some PhD programs at KAIST and POSTECH affiliated research networks also offer collaborative doctoral opportunities for students who completed master’s work in Japan.

To learn more about PhD study options in Japan and how admission works at the doctoral level, you can read our guide on study bachelor’s in Japan from Nepal for the bachelor’s admission context or explore our dedicated degree guides for higher study levels.

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