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2026/10/15 University of Tsukuba 
The application guide for the September 2027 intake at the University of Tsukuba Malaysia (UTMy) is now available.
■View the Application Guide: https://bit.ly/4B8Nl3q
Prospective applicants are encouraged to read the guide carefully to check their eligibility, understand the application procedures, and prepare the required documents in advance.
Those considering applying in a future intake may also refer to the guide for information about the admissions process.
[Eligibility]
Applicants must have completed, or be expected to complete, 12 years of formal education by 31 August 2027 and hold an eligible qualification. Accepted qualifications include STPM, UEC, A Level, EJU, Foundation, Matriculation, Diploma, a Japanese high school diploma, or an equivalent qualification.
Please refer to the application guide for the full eligibility criteria.
[Application Schemes]
UTMy offers two application schemes:
<School Recommendation Scheme>
Applicants must be nationals of an ASEAN country or have completed at least five years of secondary education in ASEAN countries. They must also provide evidence of their Japanese-language background.
<Aptitude-based Scheme>
Applicants are not required to have prior knowledge of Japanese.
<Interviews>
Interviews for both application schemes will be conducted in person at UTMy in Kuala Lumpur. Online interviews will not be available.
<Find Out More About UTMy>
Interested in studying at UTMy? Join our next Open Day on Saturday, 5 December 2026 to learn more about the programme, admissions process, and student experience.
(Registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Hb8anUAMWt)
For enquiries about the application process or required documents, please contact the Academic Service Office at utmy-kyomu@un.tsukuba.ac.jp.
We look forward to hearing from prospective students and learning about their interests and aspirations.
