International students often differ from Japanese students in terms of their status and the method of admission selection.
Therefore, the Institute for International Relations has compiled general information pertaining to international students as shown in the PDF file below.

Faculty members who have decided to accept Special Auditing Students, especially those accepting such students for the first time, may be concerned about language barriers, the level of support required, and other related matters. Therefore, the Institute for International Relations has prepared this manual for faculty members accepting Special Auditing Students.

Following the disappearance of a large number of international students at other universities in FY 2018, the government has established a policy to ensure the proper acceptance and enrollment management of international students. In response, all departments on campus and faculty members receiving international students have been asked to take action as of April 9, 2019. For details, please refer to the following link.

We understand that faculty members and research groups who have decided to accept researchers from abroad, especially those who are accepting researchers for the first time, may not know how to support them in obtaining visa status, finding housing, and daily life.
Therefore, Institute for International Relations has compiled a guide with information on accepting researchers from abroad.

For more information, please click here.