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Skip to the content Skip to the Navigation University of Tsukuba English Programs UndergraduateGraduateWebinar/CounselingApplyBlogPagesUndergraduate ProgramsGeoscience (Undergraduate)Geoscience (Undergraduate)Geoscience (Undergraduate)Finance (Geoscience)2022-11-07Planning your finances for university studies can be difficult. Your main expenses will be tuition, accommodation rent, food and living expenses, travel, and personal expenses. This page will provide information regarding financial information for students entering the English program in Geocience. Tuition fees Students entering this program will have the admission fee (282,000 yen) and tuition the first semester (267, 400 yen: Sept &＃8211; Mar) waived.  After this, students are expected to pay tuition &＃8211; 535,800 yen per year.  Admission Fee and Tuition Partial and full tuition waivers are available for high performing students with financial difficulties. Entrance Fee Exemption and Tuition Waiver Scholarships The University&＃8217;s Tsukuba Scholarship is open […]Read moreGeoscience (Undergraduate)Research fields (Geoscience)2022-11-072 Fields, 12 Laboratories, 43 Professors The College of Geoscience comprises two fields of study: Geoenvironmental Sciences and Earth Evolution Sciences. Geoenvironmental Sciences explore the nature of, and processes in, the atmosphere, hydrosphere and on the Earth’s surface as well as their interaction with human and biological activities. Earth Evolution Sciences study structure, composition, history and mechanics of the Earth by quantitative geological, physical, chemical and biological methods for forecasting the future. Each field has 6 labs, and most labs have multiple professors. The total number of academic staff members is 43. Geoenvironmental Sciences Atmospheric Science Research is conducted on various weather and climate phenomena that occur on regional to global scale. Research is […]Read moreGeoscience (Undergraduate)Japanese Program (Geoscience)2022-11-07Basic Structure of Japanese Program Students in Japanese program generally enter in April (October admission is also available) of their first year and complete six semesters of taught courses. The final year is mainly reserved for a research project resulting in a mandatory graduation thesis. The educational program allows students to overview diverse fields of geoscience. Students learn concepts, ideas and techniques of geoscience through a variety of course types. Students are required to complete 124 credits mainly as lectures along with field work courses, seminars, and other course types. One lecture credit represents 10 lectures, with each lecture being 75 minutes long. For each hour of class time, students […]Read moreGeoscience (Undergraduate)English Program (Geoscience)2022-11-07Coursework Plan for the English Program The English educational program allows students to overview diverse fields of geoscience. Students learn concepts, ideas and techniques of geoscience through a variety of course types.  Students are required to complete a minimum of 124 credits to graduate. Credits are categorized into subjects offered by a.) the School of Life and Environmental Sciences (Geoscience, Biological Sciences and Agro-Biological Resource Sciences) making up two-thirds of the credit load and b.) other Schools as &＃8220;General Foundation Subjects&＃8221; for the other third. One lecture credit represents 10 lectures, with each lecture being 75 minutes long. For each hour of class time, students are expected to complete 3 hours […]Read moreGeoscience (Undergraduate)Why study Geoscience in Japan?2022-11-07Why Geoscience in Japan? Disaster-Prone Country in Need of Geoscience Japan is well known for its unique culture that combines tradition, nature and technology. This mountainous island country is located on an active margin with limited area suitable for agricultural, indstrial or residential use and possess limited natural resources. The forces of nature have attacked the human society of Japan throughout its history as natural disasters, for example, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, typhoons/heavy rainstroms and associated floods, landslides, and other disaster types. Natural processes have also triggered human-related disasters such as the tsunami-induced nuclear plant accident in 2011 or coastal erosion. Such a natural and social background has required and promoted the development of […]Read moreGeoscience (Undergraduate)Geoscience2022-11-07The Earth is a unique planet with full of water and life including human being, and has a history of 4.6 billion years. Environmental protection has become a global and urgent topic, and people hope to use the earth system more effectively without destroying it. The College of Geoscience offeres English and Japanese programs for Bachelor of Science in Geoscience to aquire the general knowledge and insight of the evolution of the Earth, the natural processes on the Earth, and the interactions between natural environments and human activities, which would be the basis for the development of sustainable society. English Program The University of Tsukuba is the only university in Japan offering a degree in geoscience […]Read moreCategoryApplyGraduate ProgramsUndergraduate ProgramsBio-resource Science (Undergraduate)Biology (Undergraduate)Geoscience (Undergraduate)Interdisciplinary EngineeringInternational Medical Science (Transfer Only)International Social Sciences (Undergraduate)Archive Contact If you have a question about a specific program/college/school, please include it, and Application ID if you have, in the message. Reason for Contact - Select -English Undergraduate Admissions InquiriesJapanese Government (Monbukagakusho) ScholarshipsFaculty of Medicine Summer Research ProgramShort-Term Exchange StudentsAIMS/TAG ProjectOther Name Email address Subject Message &＃916;Copyright © University of Tsukuba English Programs All Rights Reserved.Powered by WordPress with Lightning Theme & VK All in One Expansion UnitMENUUndergraduateGraduateWebinar/CounselingApply PAGE TOPLife and Environmental Sciences (LES)These programs provide an interdisciplinary view of topics related to living organisms and their environment, with students encouraged to take a range of courses from across three Colleges:Plant and animal science, ecology and evolution, environmental engineering, agricultural economics, paleontology, natural hazards.Join meeting now! × Interdisciplinary Engineering (IDE)This is a single-degree program based on a multidisciplinary approach to engineering that encompasses Material and Energy Engineering, AI & Robotics, Mechanics, Mathematical Modeling, ICT and Internet of Things (IoT), etc.Join meeting now! × International Social Studies (TISS)Social science is the core of the School of Social and International Studies. Both Japanese and international affairs are studied from a multidisciplinary view. Join meeting now! × Global Issues (BPGI)BPGI is an interdisciplinary program aimed to equip students with new approaches to solve problems of the environment and humanity. Join meeting now! × International Medical Sciences*6:40 &＃8211; International Undergraduate Program in Medical SciencesObtain a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Science.This program is research-oriented and emphasizes hands-on training in our state-of-the-art biomedical research laboratories. Prospective students must already have credits of approximately 2 years of study in medical or life sciences.Join meeting now! × Admission CenterHere are the helpful links. If these cannot answer your questions, please come to talk to us!Our Programs: https://www.global.tsukuba.ac.jp/apply/Application Guidelines: https://ac.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/undergrad_eng_progFee Structure: https://www.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/admissions/fees-tuition/Financial Aids: https://www.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/admissions/financial-scholarships/Partnership: https://www.bgi.sec.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/partner-organizations/Contact: [email protected] meeting now! × Japan-ExpertJapan-Expert Program is a four-year bachelor&＃8217;s program for international students who wish to work for Japan-related companies in Japan or in their home countries.*This program is conducted in Japanese. Join meeting now!  ×