It is an abbreviation for the National College of Technology, and is a school that trains future engineers who will lead the world as a "technology-based nation."
After graduating from junior high school, students complete a five-year integrated education program that provides practical, specialized education with an emphasis on experiments and training.
After graduating from the undergraduate program, students can choose to immediately enter the workforce and work as an engineer, or they can move on to a specialized course or transfer to a university to further hone their specialized knowledge and skills. This gives students a wide range of career paths.
The curriculum emphasizes experiential learning through experiments, practical training, and practical skills from the first year. We provide practical education with cutting-edge experimental and research facilities so that students can work as engineers immediately after graduation. Graduation research results are often of a high standard that can be presented at academic conferences.
Conducting experiments in cutting-edge experimental equipment and visiting companies' factories
You will be exposed to many practical examples and case studies.
Mechanical Engineering Department: Practical training at a machine shop
Chemistry and Biology Departments Marine Training
Materials Engineering/Hand Finishing
Manufacturing training
Civil Engineering and Architectural Engineering Department Surveying Training
There are approximately 51 students enrolled in national colleges of technology at 55 schools (5 campuses) across the country.
Of these, approximately 9 are female students.
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We provide an environment where you can feel at ease in sending your child to higher education.
Every college has a student consultation room and a health room, and school counselors are also available, so please feel free to contact us if you have any worries or concerns. You can also call the "KOSEN Off-Campus Mind and Body Counseling Room" for phone consultations after you return home.
The tuition fees at national colleges of technology are uniform across the country, making them less burdensome. There is also a tuition exemption system that allows you to study without straining yourself.
| Admission fee | 84,600 yen (at the time of enrollment) |
|---|---|
| Tuition | 234,600 yen per year (Early 117,300 yen, late 117,300 yen) |
| Boarding fee (only required for dormitory students) | Monthly rent: 800 yen (single room) 700 yen per month (double room) |
In principle, students in their first through third years are covered by the same "tuition support grant system" as high school students, and if their income is below a certain level, they are eligible for monthly support of 1 yen or 3 yen.
