Nagoya University is one among the seven national universities in Japan, located in Nagoya, the fourth largest city in Japan. It has nine undergraduate schools, 14 graduate schools and three research institutes, which makes it one of the country's core comprehensive universities. More than 16,000 students currently study at the university and more than 1,600 are international. The university is ranked among the top 100 universities of the world.
Language of instruction: Japanese, English Academic calendar: October-February, April-August Credit system: 15 credits are equivalent to 30 ECTS credits Website:en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ Youtube:NagoyaUniversityPR Note: National Health Insurance (JNHI) app 2000- 4000 YEN/month is compulsory to buy at registration. If research studies, need to find receiving professor in advance.
Exchange opportunities
Number of spots: three semester spots. Grade requirements: a minimum of 4,0 (on the KTH scale of 5)
Programme specific information
If your programme or your school is not listed below, contact the international coordinator at your school.
No student from the ABE school have been on exchange at this university before. Please investigate the courses offered carefully.
Agreement: Shared between all schools at KTH
The Exchange programme NUPACE at Nagoya offers many courses in English for both undergraduate and graduate students. You find more information about it on this link: NUPACE
This university is recommended for all programmes at the CBH School.
No student from the EECS school have been on exchange at this university before. Please investigate the courses offered carefully.
We strongly advise our students to go on exchange to Japan during the spring semester, as it has been proven difficult for a number of students in finding suitable courses during the fall semester, in addition to the semester dates overlapping with those at KTH.
Please visit the partner university's webpage for the latest information and contact your International Coordinator for further guidance.
We strongly advise our students to go on exchange to Japan during the spring semester, as it has been proven difficult for a number of students in finding suitable courses during the fall semester, in addition to the semester dates overlapping with those at KTH.
