https://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/pathways-future/eng/course/calendar.html/

Spring Semester: From April 1 to September 25
Fall Semester: From September 26 to March 31

須在本校註冊並繳交全額學雜費，免繳該校學費，但該校雜費、住宿費、生活費、保險費、往返機票費等均須自行負擔。

1. 交換學校一覽表所列之語言能力為該校之最低門檻要求，同學需自行確認語言能力是否符合該校修課要求、查詢是否有足夠的課程可供選讀、能否達到該校之每學期修課學分數要求、以及是否具備相關領域之背景知識，若未達標準，該校有權拒收。

2. 交換生資訊請參考此連結

3. 課程資訊請參考此連結

4. OSE: Students are required to take an online placement test prior to orientation to determine their Japanese language proficiency and class placement. Class placement is final and may not be changed.

5. Online syllabus: The search is case-sensitive, so it is best to copy the course titles from the online pamphlet and paste in the search field.

6.  Please note that guidance on research is not provided to SKP graduate students.

7. SKP students can select courses only from the course lists for each track/campus distributed to them at the start of the course registration period. Students will not be able to choose from among all of the courses for regular students offered in English.

8. Minimum academic workload per semester：It is required by Japanese law that international students attend a minimum of 10 hours of classes per week, which means at least 7 sessions of RU classes per week (1 session = 90 minutes).

9. Estimated cost of living

10. 100,000 yen per month.

11. Living expenses will vary depending on each student's individual lifestyle, but a list of estimated expenses can be found on the following page at Estimated Living Expenses.

12. Health Insurance: Students are required to join the National Health Insurance system while on the Study in Kansai Program. This insurance covers 70% of incurred medical fees. The annual premium is approximately 18,000 yen. To provide assistance with this payment, the Kyoto City International Foundation reimburses a portion of the National Health Insurance cost to international students living in Kyoto. More details regarding the National Health Insurance system and applicable rebates will be provided during orientation.

13. It is required by Japanese law (Emigration and Immigration Management and Refugee Recognition Law) that international students attend a minimum of 10 hours of classes per week. Since one class session lasts for an hour and a half at Ritsumeikan University, you must take at least 7 sessions of classes per week* in order to satisfy this requirement. At Ritsumeikan University, credits are calculated on the basis that one semester is 15 weeks long. For Japanese language courses, each weekly class session is accorded 1 credit each per semester. Courses other than Japanese courses are generally 2 credits each per semester.

不保證住宿，住宿資訊請參考此連結。

生活費資訊，請參考此連結。

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