

Nagoya University
Tuition/Year
JPY 535,800 - 535,800
Acceptance
40%
QS Ranking
#130
Students
N/A
About Nagoya University
Nagoya University in Nagoya, Japan (QS Rank: 130) is a research-driven public university known for strong industry links and high-impact innovation, making it a compelling choice for Indian students seeking global exposure in Japan’s manufacturing and tech hub. It’s especially well regarded for Engineering, Sciences, Medicine, and Computer Science, with access to advanced labs, interdisciplinary research opportunities, and a vibrant international campus community.
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 Nagoya University
10 Reviews
Swagata
The Computer Science department offers cutting-edge courses that are well aligned with industry needs. The faculty’s industry experience creates a dynamic learning environment.
Pros
Cutting-edge curriculum, experienced faculty
Cons
Fast-paced course load
Subrata
The campus is sprawling and well-equipped, providing a great environment for engineering students. Faculty members are highly knowledgeable and always willing to help with placement support.
Pros
Excellent faculty, good campus facilities
Cons
Language barrier can be challenging
Arpita
The Law faculty is exceptional, offering detailed lectures and interactive sessions. The campus also provides a peaceful environment for study, with ample resources.
Pros
Interactive learning, peaceful campus
Cons
Limited networking events for law students
Indrajit
Studying Sciences here has exposed me to various research opportunities. The university's partnerships with local industries facilitate good job placements.
Pros
Research opportunities, strong industry ties
Cons
Can be overwhelming at times
Anima
Nagoya University offers an excellent Medicine program with a strong emphasis on practical experience. The alumni network is robust, helping students secure internships easily.
Pros
Strong practical training, good alumni support
Cons
High competition among students for placements


