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Japan Electronics College

日本電子専門学校

Tokyo, Japan · Private vocational school · Based on the April 2027 entry guidelines

Closes todayApply by 11/4 → exam on 11/14 · General Selection (General Admission)

Exam location
Campus in Japan · some online
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Japanese requirement
JLPT N2 · EJU 200 · BJT 400
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Fees
from ¥2,318,200 (until graduation)
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Fees and conditions can change over time. Always check the school's guidelines before you apply.

No school dormitory
Japanese N2 etc.
3 fee reductions & scholarships
Online exam
19 work-visa-linked courses
Students2,751
International students904
Founded1951

Homes near campus within 3 km · SALLAE building data

CampusStationHomesLowest / monthMedian
Main BuildingOkubo Station, JR Sobu Line, 2 min walk55¥35,000¥81,300

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東京都新宿区百人町1-25-4

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About the school

A private vocational school founded in 1951. It has 2,751 students, including 904 international students.

History · 5
1951
Founded Japan Radio Technical School, the predecessor of Japan Electronics College.
1961
Renamed Japan Electronics College.
1976
Approved as a specialized training college (technical course) when the Specialized Training College system began.
1987
Established a section in charge of international students.
2011
The new Main Building was completed (9 floors above ground and 2 below).

University Portraits · school history · Wikidata

Admission requirements and dates

Japan Electronics College admits international students through 3 routes.Pick your situation below to see only the routes that fit · Based on the guidelines for April 2027 entry

EJUThe exam Japanese universities use for international student admission · June and November · also held outside Japan = Examination for Japanese University Admission · JLPTJapanese-Language Proficiency Test · N1 is the highest, then N2 = Japanese-Language Proficiency Test

General admission · exam at the college

Official name: 一般選抜(一般入学)

You are selected on a written Japanese test, an interview and documents. If you submit your Japanese test scores with the application, the written test is waived. There are several rounds from October to March.

You needAny one of JLPT N2, EJU Japanese 200 points, BJT 400 points or JPT 525 points, or 1 year or more at a Japanese language schoolExam locationCampus in Japan (Okubo)DepartmentsAll departments

Accepting applications now · until 11/4

Apply by 11/4 → exam 11/14 closes todayApply by 11/11 → exam 11/17Apply by 11/18 → exam 11/24

More rounds continue until 2/24

Apply with your language school's recommendation

Official name: 学校推薦型選抜(指定校推薦)

Your Japanese language school recommends you. The college must be your only choice, and this ends in September and October.

You needAny one of JLPT N2, EJU Japanese 200 points, BJT 400 points or JPT 525 points, or 1 year or more at a Japanese language schoolExam locationCampus in Japan (Okubo)DepartmentsAll departments

Applications for this year have closed — below are the remaining dates for those who applied

Applications for this year have closed

Apply online

Official name: 私費外国人留学生直接入学

If you live outside Japan, you are selected based on documents and an online interview. You submit your application through the 'Japan study consultation desk' in the country where you live. Working Holiday visa holders are also eligible.

You needAny one of JLPT N2, EJU Japanese 200 points, BJT 400 points or JPT 525 points, or 1 year or more of Japanese studyExam locationOnline interview (from home)DepartmentsAll departments

Accepting applications now · until 11/27

Apply by 11/27 → exam 12/12 23 days left

Good to know before applying

  1. An attendance rate of 80% or more at your Japanese language institution is required to apply. If it falls below 80% before you enroll, your admission may be canceled.
  2. Under the rules of the Career Formation Promotion Program, international students can be at most half of the enrolled students in a department. Recruitment may end once that number is reached.
  3. If you hold a status of residence other than 'Student', you must change it before enrollment. For this, JLPT N2 or higher, EJU 200 points or more, or BJT 400 points or more is required.
  4. The ¥200,000 admission fee is not refunded (the rest is refunded if you decline by March 31).

日本電子専門学校 外国人留学生 募集要項・出願・学費 · 2027年度 私費外国人留学生直接入学用 募集要項 · checked 2026-11-02

Fees

Until graduation
¥2,318,200 ~ ¥5,146,600
Admission fee
¥200,000
Application fee
¥20,000

Total payments until graduation (textbooks and teaching materials not included)

Fees by department 21
DepartmentYearsQuotaUntil graduation (¥)
Department of Computer Graphics ●2 years1602,659,800
Department of CG Video Production ●2 years802,659,800
Advanced Department of Computer Graphics ●3 years403,903,200
Advanced Department of Game Production4 years405,146,600
Advanced Department of Game Production Studies ●3 years1003,903,200
Department of Game Production ●2 years1602,659,800
Department of Game Planning ●2 years402,659,800
Department of Animation ●2 years402,659,800
Advanced Department of Animation ●3 years303,903,200
Department of Graphic Design ●2 years302,491,000
Department of AI Systems ●2 years802,491,000
Department of Web Design ●2 years302,491,000
Department of Mobile Application Development ●2 years402,491,000
Department of DX Specialists2 years402,491,000
Department of Information Processing ●2 years1402,491,000
Department of Information Systems Development ●2 years802,491,000
Advanced Department of Information Processing ●3 years403,764,000
Department of Network Security ●2 years802,491,000
Department of Electrical Engineering ●2 years402,318,200
Department of Electrical Installation Technology ●2 years402,333,000
Department of Applied Electronic Engineering ●2 years402,318,200

● Course certified by MEXT under the "Career Development Program for International Students" (leads to work in Japan after graduation) · quotas include Japanese students.

For 2027 entry · from the school's guidelines

Documents to prepare

Copies of residence card and passport; statement of purpose (at least 360 characters, handwritten); résumé; questionnaire on funding for your stay; health certificate; graduation certificate from your last school; certificate of graduation (expected), grades and attendance from your Japanese language institution; etc.

Graduate outcomes

Graduates (2025 academic year)
1,163 · Total for all departments, including the evening division (Form 2-4-2, summing the department-level figures). Employed people include the self-employed.
Full-time employment
1,003 · 86%
Went on to graduate school etc.
12 · 1%

Announced by the school: the employment rate of international students is usually about 90% (March 2025 graduates), and students from 31 countries are enrolled.

University Portraits · figures for all students (not international students only)

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Scholarships

  • Japan Electronics College Special Scholarship (2 students): ¥400,000 waived. JLPT N1 total of 135 points or more or EJU 340 points or more, and a Japanese language school attendance rate of 95% or more. Applications Sep 1 to Nov 6.
  • Tuition waiver on advancing to the next year: if your first-year attendance rate is over 90%, ¥100,000 is waived from the second-year first-term tuition.
  • Tuition can be paid in installments (contact the Academic Affairs Office after you are admitted). Overseas remittances go through Flywire.

Student life support

The college introduces student dormitories run by 4 outside companies (Kyoritsu Maintenance, Tojin Student Hall, Mainichi Comnet, Unilife).

Getting there

Main Building
Okubo Station, JR Sobu Line, 2 min walk
東京都新宿区百人町1-25-4

SALLAE compiled this from the school's admission guidelines and official sources (such as University Portraits). Dates and amounts can change, so always check the school's guidelines before you apply.