About the program
Bachelor
Degree
Japanese
Language of instructions
3 years
Years of study
Full-time
Study mode
Japan, Machida
Location
Required documents for admission
When applying for admission to J F Oberlin University in Japan you should prepare all required documents. Request a list of necessary documents directly from a university, as it may vary for different countries. Using our live chat, you can also ask for sample documents.
- Online Application form
- Health and Life Insurance
- IELTS Certificate
- Application fee
- Declaration for financial support
- Medical Certificate
- Research proposal outline (MA, PhD)
- TOEFL Certificate
- Passport
- Proof of fee payment
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