New students are introduced to registered student organizationsStudents are encouraged to wear “Yukata”, a Japanese traditional style of summer dress “Yukata” in the university. 就職支援プログラム (Programs to help International Students’ job-search) インターンシップと在留資格について (About status of residence and internships) 外国人留学生進路状況 (International Students Paths after Graduation) 卒業後の在留資格について The area around the university has long been at the center of Japanese politics, economy and culture.Adachi Scholarship for students from Southeast Asia and AfricaSophia Soshigaya International House (Setagaya City)Sophia-Arrupe International Residence (Shinjuku City)Sophia Higashi Nakano Women’s Dormitory (Nakano City)*Sophia Kasai International House Women's Dormitory (Edogawa City)* A student’s dedication to their studies, their duty at university, comes from their own motivation and a financial base. For international students there are many opportunities to experience Japanese traditions as many events are organized by registered student organizations. SOPHIANS' GUIDE 2020(4.47 MB) About 40,000 guests visit each year to enjoy various stage performances and many booths by studentsChristmas mass is held while beautiful illumination lights up Yotsuya campus. Sophia students have been pre-approved for credit transfer, or had their Sophia courses accepted for credit by the following institutions. International students holding “College Student” status of residence can work part-time up to 28 hours per week. *owned and managed by Kyoritsu Maintenance “Yukata” Day. At Sophia University’s campus in the heart of Tokyo, the program participants directly experience many aspects of not only Japan but also East Asian culture and society and witness the myriad of ways in which the cultures of the world are reflected in the maze-like urban landscape of Tokyo.This program ( three weeks in mid-June to July, 2021 ) provides participants with opportunities to take part in East Asian studies courses and intensive Japanese language courses.This program provides students with the opportunity to study Japan and Japan's relationships with Asia and the rest of the world.This program is tailored for students who want to intensively improve their Japanese Language abilities.The program consists of courses on “Japanese Business and Economy”, “Media and Contemporary Issues in Japan”, “Contemporary Japanese Culture and Society” ( two credits each ), and “Basic Japanese” ( one credit ).Various types of scholarships and financial aids are available.Sophia University has several off-campus dormitories and offers affiliated housing options.
Information for International Students. Global Studies, International Business and Development Studies, Japanese StudiesApril 1 and September 21 (For M.S.
Student Support; The Handbook for International Students; The Handbook for International Students Sophians' Guide (Handbook for International Students) Sophians' Guide is designed to give useful information on life at Sophia such as guide to facilities, health and insurance, campus rules and services available. Students need to have a permission from the Immigration Office in advance.International students are required to join the “National Health Insurance,” which covers 70% of medical expenses.Hundreds of clubs and circles offer opportunities to join with other students who share a common interest in various things from sports to music, volunteer activities, cultural performances, current social issues, etc.Graduates of Sophia are in great demand within both the Japanese and the international job markets because of their language skills, solid academic training, and global competency.Sophia University is located in Yotsuya, in the heart of Tokyo. There are a particularly large number of scholarships in the latter category. Different student supports are available at Sophia. International students coming from abroad must have a “College Student” status of residence or other appropriate status. We have established our scholarship system to give these students our greatest support. ¥922,000 (≈ $8,400) / Ph.D ¥803,000 (≈ $7,300) first yearNon-degree students are those who enroll in either the Faculty of Part-time Job.
Sophia University launches Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures (SPSF), a new English-based undergraduate program in the autumn semester of 2020.