Hiroshima University
Tuition/Year
JPY 535,800 - 535,800
Acceptance
55%
QS Ranking
#407
Students
N/A
About Hiroshima University
Hiroshima University in Hiroshima, Japan (QS World University Ranking: 407) is a leading national university known for strong research and practical learning in Engineering, Sciences, Medicine, and Education. Indian students benefit from a globally focused campus, access to advanced labs and interdisciplinary projects, and a safe, student-friendly city that offers an affordable, culturally rich study-abroad experience with strong career value.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
JPY 535,800 - 535,800
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.0+
TOEFL
79+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Hiroshima University
10 Reviews
Rituparna
The Medicine course at Hiroshima is complemented by hands-on experience, which I found invaluable. The faculty are not only experts but also very encouraging in securing placements.
Pros
Hands-on training, supportive professors
Cons
Long study hours required
Debashish
Hiroshima's global perspective enriches the Medicine course, making it an inspiring place for future healthcare leaders. The practical training and placements are well-organized and beneficial.
Pros
Diverse exposure and training, good placement records
Cons
Intense pressure during exams
Subrata
The campus is well-equipped with modern facilities and provides a collaborative environment for students. The engineering faculty is highly knowledgeable and supportive, helping students achieve excellent placements.
Pros
Advanced labs and resources, helpful faculty
Cons
High living costs in Hiroshima
Sourav
The Peace Studies course offers a unique perspective on global issues and has a strong emphasis on practical experience. The faculty encourages internships, which significantly enhance career prospects.
Pros
Innovative curriculum, supportive learning environment
Cons
Can be too theoretical for some students
Swagata
The Education program is well-structured, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical teaching skills. Faculty engagement in student projects helps us build strong networks for future placements.
Pros
Structured curriculum, supportive staff
Cons
May feel overwhelming at times
