30% International Tuition Reduction
Official university financial support system granting an automatic 30% tuition fee reduction to privately financed international students holding College Student visa status.
Founded in 1946 with historic roots in the East Asia Common Culture Academy (Toa Dobun Shoin), Aichi University is a distinguished private university in Japan with urban campuses in Nagoya and Toyohashi. Renowned for its Graduate School of Modern Chinese Studies, Law, Economics, and the Institute for Contemporary Chinese Studies (ICCS), review verified master's and doctoral degrees, international tuition fee reductions, paid assistantships, and faculty profiles.
Aichi University operates seven academic faculties and six graduate schools offering master's and doctoral curricula:
Official university financial support system granting an automatic 30% tuition fee reduction to privately financed international students holding College Student visa status.
Japanese government financial award providing ¥48,000 per month (¥576,000/year) in living maintenance for high-achieving international graduate students.
Three-year doctoral program within Japan's pioneering Graduate School of Modern Chinese Studies, affiliated with ICCS, investigating Chinese politics, economy, and society.
Two-year master's program in the Graduate School of Law providing specialized advanced study in commercial law, civil liability, international economic law, and constitutional systems.
Two-year Master's degree programs with research seminars in international finance, open macroeconomics, global trade, cultural anthropology, and comparative languages.
Paid research assistantship positions (¥1,200–¥1,800/hr) inside the Institute for Contemporary Chinese Studies for doctoral candidates participating in sponsored Asian studies projects.
Credit-bearing internship placements in Greater Nagoya with automotive suppliers, international trading companies, and regional export associations.
Salaried academic tutoring positions (¥1,200–¥1,600/hr) for enrolled graduate students assisting faculty with undergraduate seminars, language labs, and examination logistics.
Graduate tuition at Aichi University is normally between ¥700,000 and ¥900,000 per year depending on the graduate school. Qualifying self-financed international students who complete the required residency verification receive an official 30% reduction on annual tuition fees, lowering costs to approximately ¥490,000 to ¥630,000 per year.
Aichi University additionally awards merit-based Study Grants (Gakusyu Shoreikin) of ¥200,000/year to high-achieving international students, Supporters' Association Scholarships of ¥100,000/year, and facilitates university nominations for MEXT and JASSO honors scholarships (¥48,000/month).
Research leads and institute directors at Aichi University:
Professor of Economics and Director of the Institute for Contemporary Chinese Studies (ICCS); specialist in Chinese economic development and automotive industrial organization.
Professor of International Relations in the Graduate School of Modern Chinese Studies; expert in Chinese foreign policy and East Asian security architecture.
President of Aichi University and Professor of Law; specialist in commercial law, insurance law, and civil liability with extensive institutional academic leadership.
Professor of Economics; international finance specialist researching exchange rate dynamics, European economic integration, and financial market behavior.
Professor of Economics; researcher in open economy macroeconomics, international financial transmission mechanisms, and monetary policy shocks.
Facts reflect official Aichi University English and Japanese documentation reviewed 14 October 2026. Degree admissions, tuition reduction procedures, and supervisor acceptance are subject to official university review. No admission or funding is guaranteed without an official notice from the university admissions office.
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