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Kyoto University

Kyoto, JapanFounded 1897publicEst. international tuition: $5,000 per year
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Programs

Indicative tuition, $5,000 a year — the university's own estimate, the same across these programmes until we read each page individually.

Natural Sciences

Engineering & Technology

Medicine & Health Sciences

Admission requirements

Academic entry

  • High school diploma / A-Levels
  • Bachelor's degree (2:1 or equivalent)

English requirement

  • IELTS 6.0-6.5
  • IELTS 6.5-7.0
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Requirements are indicative and vary by program, we verify your exact case when we prepare your application.

Pathway from Central Asia

Medium chance

Individual assessment of your certificate

Japan's 12-year rule has designated exceptions for some 11-year systems; otherwise a designated preparatory course bridges the gap. Most undergraduate study is in Japanese — the MEXT scholarship (applied via the Japanese embassy) is the strongest funded route.

Kyoto iUP admits ~30 students a year with no Japanese required at entry (six-month prep then the degree), with substantial fee exemptions and stipends for selected admits.

Chance bands and pathway notes are indicative, based on published acceptance data and country rules as of July 2026, not a promise. Your grades, exams, English and timing decide the real outcome; we check your exact case with you.

Funding options

Scholarships and sponsorships that can fund your studies here, based on your citizenship.

Funding for

Kyoto University's own funding

Decided by the university, usually alongside your admission.

We have not yet recorded Kyoto University’s own aid policy for international students at this level — so we are not going to guess at one. Ask us and we will read their financial-aid pages with you before you build a plan around it. Many universities at this rank do award their own merit money; that is a general truth, not a fact about Kyoto University.

Funding that follows you

Awarded to you as a citizen, and usable at any university in this index — including this one.

El-Yurt Umidi Foundation ScholarshipFull cost

Uzbekistan's flagship government scholarship, funding citizens for Bachelor's, Master's and PhD study at leading foreign universities. Covers full tuition, a monthly living stipend and travel. Admission to a top-ranked university is required — T100U prepares your Top 100 admission and your full scholarship dossier together.

Window Typically opens early in the year (Feb–Mar cycle) — verify the current call

Bright Talent Project (El-Yurt Umidi)Full cost

A newer El-Yurt Umidi direction that selects talented youth from every mahalla — including students from lower-income families — prepares them through preparatory courses and sends them to matching foreign universities.

Bolashak International ScholarshipFull cost

Kazakhstan's flagship presidential scholarship for full-time degrees at leading foreign universities, with tuition and living costs covered. Independent admission to a qualifying university is required first — exactly what T100U delivers.

State Center for International Programs (Durakhshandagon)Full cost

The Government of Tajikistan funds citizens admitted to the world's top universities, covering tuition, accommodation and living costs. T100U prepares both your admission and your scholarship dossier for the Center.

Kyrgyz Republic Government Study-Abroad SupportVaries

Study-abroad support administered through the Ministry of Education and Science for citizens pursuing degrees at recognised foreign universities.

National Bank of Uzbekistan Education SponsorshipVaries

The National Bank of Uzbekistan sponsors outstanding students toward tuition at Top 100 world universities, on condition of returning to work in Uzbekistan after graduation. T100U secures the required Top 100 admission and guides the sponsorship application end-to-end.

Funding from the destination

Government scholarships for studying in this country.

MEXT Japanese Government ScholarshipFull cost

Japan's national scholarship covering tuition, a monthly stipend and airfare. Applied via the Japanese embassy (embassy recommendation) or directly through a university. Central Asian citizens are eligible through their local embassies.

Window Embassy track typically opens Apr–Jun

Every funding programme we track — with eligibility, windows and what to prepare.

Still a target — not an open door yet

We hold no agreement with Kyoto University, so we cannot submit an application for you, and we will not pretend otherwise. That is a fact about us, not about your chances. Two things we can do today: prepare your own direct application with you, and put Kyoto University on the list of universities we are working to open. Tell us it is your target and we will tell you the day it changes.

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