The University of Tokyo is Japan's national research university, founded in 1877 and based across Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. Its 10 undergraduate faculties and 15 graduate schools span science, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, economics, law, public policy, education, agriculture and the humanities, with both…
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Programme focus
B.Pharm
Official annual fee
JP¥6,42,960
Next intake
April
JP¥6,42,960
4 years
Japanese-medium regular faculty route; confirm current faculty requirements
April
Tokyo, Japan
Public
The University of Tokyo is Japan's national research university, founded in 1877 and based across Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. Its 10 undergraduate faculties and 15 graduate schools span science, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, economics, law, public policy, education, agriculture and the humanities, with both Japanese-medium and selected English-medium routes.
UTokyo's core locations include Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. The university reports 44 organisations, 29,669 students and 11,948 academic and administrative staff; the campuses combine libraries, laboratories, lecture buildings and research facilities.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at The University of Tokyo in Tokyo, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
UTokyo's core locations include Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. The university reports 44 organisations, 29,669 students and 11,948 academic and administrative staff; the campuses combine libraries, laboratories, lecture buildings and research facilities.
UTokyo provides university accommodation options, but availability, eligibility and application timing are residence-specific. International applicants should check the current International Lodge and faculty guidance, and compare dormitory rent with private Tokyo housing. Japan's official study portal lists housing, commuting, food, utilities, insurance and textbooks as separate living-cost categories; Tokyo housing is higher than the national average.
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The University of Tokyo is Japan's national research university, founded in 1877 and based across Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. Its 10 undergraduate faculties and 15 graduate schools span science, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, economics, law, public policy, education, agriculture and the humanities, with both…
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Programme focus
B.Pharm
Official annual fee
JP¥6,42,960
Next intake
April
JP¥6,42,960
4 years
Japanese-medium regular faculty route; confirm current faculty requirements
April
Tokyo, Japan
Public
The University of Tokyo is Japan's national research university, founded in 1877 and based across Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. Its 10 undergraduate faculties and 15 graduate schools span science, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, economics, law, public policy, education, agriculture and the humanities, with both Japanese-medium and selected English-medium routes.
UTokyo's core locations include Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. The university reports 44 organisations, 29,669 students and 11,948 academic and administrative staff; the campuses combine libraries, laboratories, lecture buildings and research facilities.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at The University of Tokyo in Tokyo, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
UTokyo's core locations include Hongo, Komaba and Kashiwa. The university reports 44 organisations, 29,669 students and 11,948 academic and administrative staff; the campuses combine libraries, laboratories, lecture buildings and research facilities.
UTokyo provides university accommodation options, but availability, eligibility and application timing are residence-specific. International applicants should check the current International Lodge and faculty guidance, and compare dormitory rent with private Tokyo housing. Japan's official study portal lists housing, commuting, food, utilities, insurance and textbooks as separate living-cost categories; Tokyo housing is higher than the national average.
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.
Tokyo has broad food availability, including vegetarian, halal and international grocery options, but students should check ingredients and cross-contamination directly with each provider. UTokyo support and residence information should be used for campus-specific dining, food facilities and any dietary accommodation.
Japan has established emergency, health and municipal support systems, but students should complete residence registration, insurance and campus emergency procedures after arrival. UTokyo publishes faculty and student-support contacts; emergency numbers and current disaster guidance should be confirmed through official university and government channels. UTokyo offers international-student, scholarship, health, library and career support through central and faculty offices. PEAK and GSC students receive programme-specific guidance; GSC states that transfer students receive tutors, teaching-assistant support, accommodation and a monthly scholarship. Graduate applicants should follow the relevant graduate school's admissions and supervisor instructions.
Tokyo has broad food availability, including vegetarian, halal and international grocery options, but students should check ingredients and cross-contamination directly with each provider. UTokyo support and residence information should be used for campus-specific dining, food facilities and any dietary accommodation.
Japan has established emergency, health and municipal support systems, but students should complete residence registration, insurance and campus emergency procedures after arrival. UTokyo publishes faculty and student-support contacts; emergency numbers and current disaster guidance should be confirmed through official university and government channels. UTokyo offers international-student, scholarship, health, library and career support through central and faculty offices. PEAK and GSC students receive programme-specific guidance; GSC states that transfer students receive tutors, teaching-assistant support, accommodation and a monthly scholarship. Graduate applicants should follow the relevant graduate school's admissions and supervisor instructions.
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