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ƒTuition Fee, Admission Fee, Application Charge„@iAs of 2005j
ƒTuition/Admission Fee Exemption„ Full-time degree-seeking undergraduates and graduate students who have brilliant academic records and yet have difficulties in continuing academic works because of financial destitution might be exempted from paying the total or half amount of the tuition and admission fees. After their application, the University judges whether they are worth being exempted. Non-degree-seeking students such as research students, auditors, and special students that receive scholarship from their own government are excluded of this exemption. For more detailed information, check the bulletin board. ¦Office in charge: Student Services Division, Academic Affairs Department ƒScholarship„ Scholarships for privately financed students are as follows. (As of 2007)
ƒJapanese Language Education„ International Student Center provides the following Japanese language class for international students.
ƒExtracurricular Activities„ Okayama University has a lot of cultural and athletic clubs and circles. Joining one gives you a chance to get acquainted with Japanese students and it would make your campus life more fruitful. ¦Office in charge: Student Services Division, Academic Affairs Department ƒFollow-up Technical Publication Donation„ Japan Student Services Organization (=JASSO) sends research materials such as journals and research bulletins published by an academic society to international students who were enrolled in a graduate school and returned to their country to serve at educational and /or research institutions so that they can continue to pursue their research. The service lasts for two years and is free of charge. Please submit application forms to International Affairs Office within one month from your graduation (completion). ƒHealth Care„ ›National Health Insurance Foreigners who stay in Japan more than one year have to be enrolled in National Health Insurance. Applications are accepted at the municipal office of the city, town or village where you live. You have to pay for insurance every month, but the amount depends on your income. For more detailed information, ask the municipal office. When you go to hospitals or clinics because of illness or injury, you pay only 30% of the medical fees there. 70% of the medical fees is covered by the government insurance. In the case you paid the medical fee at the medical institution which accepts National Health Insurance, some amount of your payment is reimbursed by the Japan Student Sciences Organization (=JASSO) ›Periodical Medical Check Health & Environment Center of Okayama University provides medical check twice a year (April and October). All the international students have to take the check at the time of enrollment. The center issues the health certificate free of charge only for those who had medical check there. As for detailed information, check the bulletin board at the International Student Office and each faculty & graduate school. ƒHousing„ ›Dormitory for International Students & Researchers Okayama University has a dormitory for international students. This dormitory is for unaccompanied international students. They can live in the dormitory for one year from their entrance to the university. But, if there are too many applicants for its capacity, the tenants are selected by lottery. EName, Address and Telephone Number ELodging Facilities
ERent and Utility Bills EPeriod of Stay EApplication
›Private Apartment Information on private apartments and rooms is available at real estate agencies and the Co-op. EMonthly rent
(p):private, (c):common ENecessary fee for Contract
ƒPart-time Job„ To supply academic or living expenses in Japan, you may work part-time with advance permission (Permission for out-of-status activities) unless the job interferes with your studies. You can find some part-time jobs on the bulletin board at the Co-op. Follow the rules below when you work. EYou can not work longer than 28 hours a week. (Special Auditors can not work longer than 14 hours a week.) During the spring, summer and winter vacations, working hours are limited to 8 hours a day. |
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