Osaka University is a public national university corporation in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, with undergraduate schools and graduate schools spanning science, engineering, medicine, humanities, public policy and information.
Location
Suita, Japan
Programme focus
B.Sc. Biological Sciences
Official annual fee
JP¥5,35,800
Next intake
April, October
JP¥5,35,800
54 months
Partly English and partly Japanese; six-month intensive Japanese preparation
April, October
Suita, Japan
Public
Osaka University is a public national university corporation in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, with undergraduate schools and graduate schools spanning science, engineering, medicine, humanities, public policy and information. International options include English-taught Human Sciences and science routes, while many regular degrees remain Japanese-medium or faculty-specific.
Osaka University operates campuses in Suita, Toyonaka and Minoh, with science, engineering, humanities and international programmes distributed across them. The university lists libraries, research institutes, hospitals, student support facilities and Global Village accommodation. Campus and programme location should be checked against the current school guide.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Osaka University in Suita, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Osaka University operates campuses in Suita, Toyonaka and Minoh, with science, engineering, humanities and international programmes distributed across them. The university lists libraries, research institutes, hospitals, student support facilities and Global Village accommodation. Campus and programme location should be checked against the current school guide.
The university lists student dormitories, assistance finding an apartment and Global Village among its accommodation resources. Availability, room type and rent vary by residence and intake, so applicants should use the current university accommodation notice rather than assume a place is guaranteed. Private housing adds deposit, brokerage, utilities and furnishing costs.
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Osaka University is a public national university corporation in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, with undergraduate schools and graduate schools spanning science, engineering, medicine, humanities, public policy and information.
Location
Suita, Japan
Programme focus
B.Sc. Biological Sciences
Official annual fee
JP¥5,35,800
Next intake
April, October
JP¥5,35,800
54 months
Partly English and partly Japanese; six-month intensive Japanese preparation
April, October
Suita, Japan
Public
Osaka University is a public national university corporation in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, with undergraduate schools and graduate schools spanning science, engineering, medicine, humanities, public policy and information. International options include English-taught Human Sciences and science routes, while many regular degrees remain Japanese-medium or faculty-specific.
Osaka University operates campuses in Suita, Toyonaka and Minoh, with science, engineering, humanities and international programmes distributed across them. The university lists libraries, research institutes, hospitals, student support facilities and Global Village accommodation. Campus and programme location should be checked against the current school guide.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at Osaka University in Suita, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Osaka University operates campuses in Suita, Toyonaka and Minoh, with science, engineering, humanities and international programmes distributed across them. The university lists libraries, research institutes, hospitals, student support facilities and Global Village accommodation. Campus and programme location should be checked against the current school guide.
The university lists student dormitories, assistance finding an apartment and Global Village among its accommodation resources. Availability, room type and rent vary by residence and intake, so applicants should use the current university accommodation notice rather than assume a place is guaranteed. Private housing adds deposit, brokerage, utilities and furnishing costs.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Osaka is a large international city with supermarkets, halal and vegetarian options, and diverse restaurants, but campus-area choice varies by location and budget. Students should confirm dining facilities, allergy handling and religious-diet arrangements with each campus and plan for self-catering where needed.
The university provides campus support and publishes official contacts, but students should follow Japanese emergency procedures and register with the relevant local services after arrival. Emergency number 110 is for police and 119 for fire or ambulance in Japan; programme-specific safety, laboratory and health guidance remains authoritative. International applicants can use the university's international-student guidance, Admissions Assistance Desk and school-level admissions offices. The AAD route can take about three weeks before supervisor review and is not universal across schools; students also need to arrange residence status, insurance, registration and housing according to the current university and Japanese government guidance.
Osaka is a large international city with supermarkets, halal and vegetarian options, and diverse restaurants, but campus-area choice varies by location and budget. Students should confirm dining facilities, allergy handling and religious-diet arrangements with each campus and plan for self-catering where needed.
The university provides campus support and publishes official contacts, but students should follow Japanese emergency procedures and register with the relevant local services after arrival. Emergency number 110 is for police and 119 for fire or ambulance in Japan; programme-specific safety, laboratory and health guidance remains authoritative. International applicants can use the university's international-student guidance, Admissions Assistance Desk and school-level admissions offices. The AAD route can take about three weeks before supervisor review and is not universal across schools; students also need to arrange residence status, insurance, registration and housing according to the current university and Japanese government guidance.
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