Nagoya University · Japan
Chemistry
A four-year engineering degree in Nagoya.
- Where
- NagoyaJapan
- Degree
- Bachelor's degree
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- October 2027
- Apply by
- 21 January 2027Last of two rounds; Round 1 also open to this programme.
- Admission
- SelectiveIB grades
- EU/EEA fee
- ¥535,800 a year
More facts
- Degree
- Bachelor's degree
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- October 2027
Deadlines
-
2 November 2026
Round 1 opens, 09:00 JSTDetails
Source -
21 January 2027
Applications closeHard deadlineDetails
Source -
1 August 2027
IB Diploma due for those who have not yet graduatedHard deadlineDetails
Source
All dates for this programme (3 more)
What it is
Chemistry in the School of Engineering: an interdisciplinary programme bridging materials science and the natural sciences, with chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics.
Two ways to take it
| Path | Apply by | What is different |
|---|---|---|
| School of Engineering | 21 January 2027 | Offered through the School of Engineering; has a second application round. |
| School of Science | 19 November 2026 | Offered through the School of Science; no second application round. |
What you need
- Maths AA HL and Chemistry HL are recommended, not required.
Requirements in full
Every IB applicant at Meidai
Send school transcripts and predicted IB points (TOK/CAS not needed); the Diploma is due by 1 August 2027. No minimum score; STEM programmes recommend HL maths and science. English: IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 80 (4.0 new).
Check it on admissions.g30.nagoya-u.ac.jp
How places are decided
- Documents, essays and recommendation first, with no written exam; then an online interview or oral examination. Predicted IB points are accepted.
Sources (2)
- Chemistry at Meidai — checked 2026-10-07
- Entry requirements
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