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Tokyo / Private
| Postal code | 102-8275 |
|---|---|
| Address | 4-8-24 Kudanminami, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo |
| Department to contact | Admissions Office, Academic Affairs Division |
| Phone | 03-5275-8311 |
| Fax | 03-5275-8324 |
| Type of research department | Researcher development., Development of experts in their fields of specialization., For some courses, development of experts in their fields of specialization. |
| Program | Master's program |
| Major | Bioresource Production Sciences, Bioresource Utilization Sciences, Applied Life Sciences, Natural Environment Studies, Bioresource Economics |
| International students examination offered | No special selection of international students |
| Availability of previous examination papers | Please make an inquiry for details. |
| Qualification to apply | Please make an inquiry for details. |
| Number of international students in 2026 | 6 |
| Remarks | 1. The total payment due for the first year is 1,000,000 yen for the Major in Bioresource Economics and 1,200,000 yen for other majors. 2. An annual fee of 10,000 yen for associate membership in the Nihon University Alumni Association must be paid. Additionally, a fee of 10,000 yen covering the first year of full membership dues must be paid in the year of program completion. 3. Depending on the specific graduate school division, annual fees such as support association fees or maintenance fees (ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 yen) may be required (as of the 2027 academic year). Details will be provided by the Graduate School of Bioresource Sciences. 4. After enrollment, the university plans to request voluntary contributions to fundraising initiatives aimed at enhancing the infrastructure for education, research, and clinical activities. *Items 2 through 4 are subject to change. |
| Program | Doctoral program |
| Major | Bioresource Production Sciences, Bioresource Utilization Sciences, Applied Life Sciences, Natural Environment Studies, Bioresource Economics |
| International students examination offered | No special selection of international students |
| Availability of previous examination papers | Please make an inquiry for details. |
| Qualification to apply | Please make an inquiry for details. |
| Number of international students in 2026 | 0 |
| Remarks | 1. The total payment due for the first year is 1,000,000 yen for the Major in Bioresource Economics and 1,200,000 yen for other majors. 2. An annual fee of 10,000 yen for associate membership in the Nihon University Alumni Association must be paid. Additionally, a fee of 10,000 yen covering the first year of full membership dues must be paid in the year of program completion. 3. Depending on the specific graduate school division, annual fees such as support association fees or maintenance fees (ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 yen) may be required (as of the 2027 academic year). Details will be provided by the Graduate School of Bioresource Sciences. 4. After enrollment, the university plans to request voluntary contributions to fundraising initiatives aimed at enhancing the infrastructure for education, research, and clinical activities. *Items 2 through 4 are subject to change. |
Last update: Aug. 03, 2026