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A Women’s University That Aims to Create “Health” and “Future” for the People
For more than 80 years, Kyoto Koka Women's University has been committed to women's education based on the Buddhist spirit. We emphasize the "Truthful Heart." A heart of compassion. A heart that is more than willing to help. With this philosophy as a basis, we practice education that is more attuned to the needs of each student with the aim of realizing a future of "Well-Being" in which all people can live healthy lives.
An Inclusive Environment For Foreign Students.
1．A Robust Support System
Every international student will be supported by 7 advisers, including class advisors and International Center staff. Twice a week, there is a "Japanese Language Community" where senior students provide learning support as "Japanese Peer Supporters". In addition, the Employment Support Center provides individual guidance and support on finding employment in Japan for international students.
2．Small Group Learning
Koka's small group learning allows us to provide a more personalized education and attention to individual students. The national average of number of students per faculty member is approximately 20 students at private universities and 10 students at public universities. As shown in the table below, there are more faculty members for each Koka student, allowing them to receive higher quality support. "The Koka Method" is our university's unique educational method. This promotes a independent and deep learning while utilizing ICT equipment.
| University | College | |
|---|---|---|
| The Number of Students Per Faculty Member | 3.5 students | 5.0 students |
| The Ratio of Small Group Learning Classes (Classes with less than 20 students) |
52.0％ | 79.5％ |
(FY 2023 results)
3．Traditional Japanese Culture
At Koka, students will learn about Japan's traditional culture as part of their compulsory studies. Though experience-based learning, students will acquire techniques in flower arrangement, tea ceremony, etiquette, calligraphy, and kimono dressing. Leading to a deeper understanding of each topic. There are also a wide range of traditional culture clubs. At our "Tominokoji Machiya Campus" students can directly experience Kyoto culture. There are also a number of projects in collaboration with Kyoto's shopping streets and tourist associations.
4．Abundant Opportunities for Cultural Exchange
Koka provides many opportunities for international students to get to know each other, such as the "New Student Welcome Party". As well as holding regular events such as "Multicultural Lounge" and "International Exchange Gathering" to support students in making friends with Japanese students. Furthermore, the study group "Manaboo" provides plenty of opportunities to meet other students and teachers with similar interests outside of club activities.
 | Kyoto Koka being a Buddhist university allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of Buddhism and see life and the world from a new perspective. At Koka, I could feel the delicate beauty unique to a women's university. I hope you too will come and enjoy a wonderful student life in Kyoto, a city with a deep history and a sense of modern fashion! Zou Jiaojiao from China. Graduated from Graduate School of Nursing Science |
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Faculty of Nursing, Social Work and Rehabilitation Science Department of Social Work and Rehabilitation Science Occupational Therapy Major
Aiming to become an occupational therapist who can work with children to the elderly and even in disaster situations
The program trains occupational therapists—professionals who provide treatment to people who are unable to perform work due to illness, injury, dementia, or various other reasons. Occupational therapists provide treatment not only for physical health, but also for mental health. We develop and train our students to care about each and every patient.
▶︎After passing the national examination, you can obtain a medical visa and work in Japan!
1.As a member of the faculty, we have specialized occupational therapists (special needs education) which there are only 15 in Japan
Learn practical child rehabilitation
In addition to regular occupational therapy, we offer occupational therapy through "play," "cooking," "music," and other activities that nurture children's spontaneity and enable them to build success experiences. Students learn the skills necessary to support children's "mind," "body," and "life" from various perspectives. The program trains occupational therapists who are strong in supporting children with developmental disabilities.
2.Learn community disaster rehabilitation and safety crisis management, and become an occupational therapist who can play an active role in disaster relief
The perspective of an occupational therapist is needed in various disaster relief settings. In the Community Disaster Rehabilitation class, students gain the ability to prepare for disasters and respond flexibly in disaster relief through experiences such as sleeping on cardboard beds in evacuation centers and learning to cook for disaster situations.
3.On-site hospital training at an overseas university
Learn international rehabilitation and become an occupational therapist who can work worldwide
In the midst of globalization, occupational therapy targets people of diverse nationalities and cultures, and therapists work alongside international professionals. This is why our university focuses on developing human resources who can work not only in the medical welfare and educational fields but also in the private sector and international organizations. In the International Rehabilitation class, students travel to Singapore to attend classes in English and participate in practical training to visit local hospitals to acquire a broad and international viewpoint.
*Attendance is not mandatory.
4.Help students overcome their weak areas and lead each student to success
Early Clinical Practice and National Examination Preparation
Comprehensive clinical training, which is often conducted in the fourth year at other training schools, is incorporated into the curriculum of the third year at our school. This allows students to concentrate on preparing for the national examination from the early stages of the fourth year. In terms of preparation for the national examination, we provide tailored guidance to each individual student from the first year to help them pass the exam.
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Learn to rebuild patients' lives in a practical way
Kyoto Traditional Culture Occupational Therapy Techniques
Students acquire basic therapeutic knowledge and skills through work activities utilizing Kyoto's traditional culture. Students learn about "rehabilitation" i.e. "reconstruction of one's life" in a practical manner, through analyzing the structure of work techniques and dividing them into "tools, materials, and processes." This allows students to develop the ability to perceive work techniques from various perspectives.
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Faculty of Nursing, Social Work and Rehabilitation Science Department of Social Work and Rehabilitation Science Speech-language Hearing Therapy Major
Become a speech-language pathologist who supports the joy of communication.
The program trains speech therapists—rehabilitation professionals who assist people with speech, hearing, and swallowing disorders. Through clinical practice and by learning from professionals who are active in the field, our students will be able to support medical care and collaborate with various professionals.
1.Learn directly from doctors and speech therapists active on the front lines
of the medical field
Learn from professionals active in the medical field about the current state of the medical field and the medical professionals who work there, as well as the importance and role of speech therapists. In addition, students will have plenty of opportunities to interact directly with people with speech and hearing disabilities and their families.
2.Plenty of opportunities to learn about clinical practice in real-life settings
Exercises and practical training in our on-campus clinic
The Koka Memory Loss and Frail Clinic is a clinic located on campus for dementia and frail prevention, headed by a full-time faculty member (physician) of the Department of Speech-language Hearing Therapy. Faculty members of this major are involved in medical treatment and examinations as speech therapists and physicians. The clinic is also used as a place for student exercises and practical training, allowing students to experience and learn about real-life local medical care and interprofessional work firsthand.
3.Become a specialist who can respond to team medical care
Excellent education through collaboration with other departments for multidisciplinary cooperation
Teamwork with other disciplines is essential for speech therapists. Our university is one of the best in the Kyoto and Shiga areas for training professionals in a wide range of fields, and we offer a full range of education for cooperation among multiple professions. The cross-faculty curriculum allows students to learn from each other, transcending departmental boundaries, and fosters the practical skills necessary to be a member of a team medical care system.
4.Aiming for all students to take and pass the national examination
Great support for the national examinations
From the first year, lessons and preparation for national examinations are linked to deepen basic academic skills and understanding of specialized subjects in a cyclical manner. In addition, teachers in charge of the course regularly check the progress of students and provide individual guidance. From the third year, students are able to overcome areas of weakness through small-group remedial classes tailored to each student's level of proficiency.
After graduation, we continue to provide personal counseling and post-graduation seminars to support students in clinical work, graduate school, and those aiming to re-enter the workforce, or re-taking the national examinations.
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Food Support Activities for the Elderly and People with Disabilities
KOKA Orange Supporters
Students are involved in educational events aimed at local residents held at day services and frailty prevention classes to prevent the deterioration of oral functions of the elderly and disabled and to raise awareness of the need to continue eating delicious and safe foods long into people's twilight years.
We are also working hard to develop Japanese sweets that are easy for the elderly and disabled to swallow in collaboration with companies and other departments.
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Faculty of Nursing, Social Work and Rehabilitation Science Department of Nursing
Become a nurse who can care for themselves as well as others to provide quality support for others' well-being
Characterized by its nursing education based on the Buddhist teachings, which value the school motto “compassion.” In addition to becoming licensed nurses, students are also eligible to become certified public health nurses or licensed school nurses.
▶︎After passing the national examination, you can obtain a medical visa and work in Japan!
1.Cultivating a rich humanity
Our unique "Buddhist Nursing"
Chinese Medicine
Through unique subjects based on the Buddhist spirit, students will learn various ways of perceiving life, aging, sickness, and death from a Buddhist perspective, thereby cultivating not only advanced nursing knowledge and skills but also a rich sense of humanity and ethics. In addition, through unique courses such as "Chinese Medicine," "Holistic Health," and "Women and Health," students will learn how to care for the body and mind, and to be close to patients by examining themselves and learning about self-care.
2.Learn reliable techniques to care for a variety of patients
Ample practical training rooms
Basic Nursing Practice Room
Home Health Nursing Practice Room
The University is equipped with practical training rooms where students can learn practical nursing skills in each area. The "Basic Nursing Practicum Room," where students learn the basic skills of professional nursing assistance through the latest learning system. The "Home Health Care Nursing Practicum Room," where students learn the meaning of home health care and learn the basics of home health care nursing assistance with a focus on daily life, and more.
3.Acquire the skills to play an active role in a global society
Overseas Training
Cultural exchange with Indonesian students
With the advancement of globalization, there are more and more opportunities to care for people of different cultures, both domestically and internationally. In addition to acquiring nursing knowledge and skills, students acquire a global perspective through international exchange with students from other countries who share the same goals through overseas nursing training and short-term study abroad programs and pursue nursing care that respects diversity.
*Overseas training is not mandatory.
4.Cultivate the ability to respond appropriately in the field
Team medicine and comprehensive community care
Taking advantage of the breadth of medical and welfare professional training, which is top-class in the Kyoto-Shiga area, we are developing a multi-professional cooperative education in which students learn together with students from other departments such as rehabilitation, nutrition, dentistry, and psychology. Through exposure to diverse values, students gain a universal perspective and develop the ability to collaborate with other professions and interdisciplinary nursing skills.
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Learn to take care of your own health
Holistic Health I
Students will learn complementary and alternative therapies, yoga, and aromatherapy to enhance the natural healing power of the human body, and will gain a comprehensive understanding of the health of humans in general, not only in physical and mental terms but also in terms of the environments surrounding the person.
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Department of Health and Nutrition National Registered Dietitian Training Course
Become a registered dietitian who supports health through food by working on an individual basis
The "Medical Nutrition Course" trains dietitians to manage nutrition in medical and welfare facilities. The "Food Creation Course" trains dietitians to work for food manufacturers, food processing companies, and food service and home meal service companies. Both causes aim to train dietitians who can support health through food by working on an individual basis.
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Medical Nutrition Course
This course trains dietitians for nutrition management in hospitals and welfare facilities with the ability to contribute as a member of a medical team through multidisciplinary education. Students learn the physiology required for ward nutrition management, planning of nutritional supplements suited for each ailment, frailty* prevention, and tailor-made nutritional therapy.
Frailty is said to be the stage between normal health and the stage of needing nursing care, and refers to the overall decline that tends to occur with advancing age, including the decline of muscle strength with age, fatigue, and the tendency to stay indoors.
Food Creation Course
This course is designed to train dietitians who will be active in food manufacturers, food processing, and the food service and home meal industry. Students acquire the knowledge and skills to propose healthy menus and develop functional foods that address health issues. As well as basic knowledge and processes in food development, and principles of manufacturing processed foods. Allowing students to create foods and menus to then communicate to society.
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Medical Nutrition Course
Gain Practical Skills Public Nutrition Practicum
Students learn about dietary survey methods and statistical processing necessary in public nutrition activities, as well as the planning and implementation of public nutrition programs. Students acquire practical skills in the cycle of formulating and implementing activity goals and plans based on needs and issues of target areas and populations, and evaluating the results.
Food Creation Course
Gain a Deep Understanding of Food Components through Experiments Food Science Experiment II
As the next step to obtaining knowledge through lectures on food science and other subjects, students, through experiments, study food components (inorganic substances, vitamins, and taste components), physical and other properties. Students learn the chemical properties of ingredients in everyday foods, and acquire techniques (planning, reliability, and safety) for food analysis.
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Department of Health and Nutrition Health, Sports and Nutrition Course
Managing health from both sports and nutrition education
The Course aims to nurture human resources who can manage people's health from the perspectives of both sports and nutrition education. In the "Health and Sports" field, students learn about appropriate menus and nutritional supplements that provide nutrients according to health conditions and lifestyles. In the "Food Management Field," students learn about menu development, from production to sales and public relations activities, and other areas that transcend the boundaries of conventional dietitian training.
▶︎Acquire a Wide Range of Knowledge and Skills in the Study of Sports ＆ Nutrition
Health and Sports
Students will learn how to provide appropriate diet and nutritional supplementation for a wide range of subjects, from the general public to athletes, according to each health condition and lifestyle. In addition, there are many exercises and practical training sessions to consolidate knowledge and acquire practical skills. As well as learning how to exercise in a practical way that is effective for maintaining good health.
Food Management
To be active in the food business field, the course goes beyond the boundaries of conventional dietitian training. From production to sales and PR activities related to menu development, covering all aspects of "Food". Through overseas training and other programs, students will be exposed to different cultures and values, training nutritionists who can develop a diverse range of food products.
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Food Management
Students learn about the history and characteristics of Kyoto confectionery in classroom lectures. After which, they will observe the handiwork of Kyoto confectionery artisans up close, and actually experience confectionery making during practical training. Through such hands-on learning, students will be exposed to Kyoto's deep culinary arts and acquire a sensitivity to enjoy food using all of their five senses.
~Industry-University Collaboration Project~
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Department of Psychology
Studying the mind shows me new possibilities
Students will acquire practical skills in the three courses of "Clinical and Psychological Counseling," "Child and Development Support," and "Social and Criminal Psychology". To apply them in various fields such as medicine, education, welfare, childcare, judiciary, and industry.
▶︎The Three Courses to Deepen Your Learning
Clinical and Psychological Counseling Course
To be close to those in need of psychological support, students learn the fundamental knowledge and skills of professional support such as psychological assessment and psychological interviewing. For those who wish to become a licensed psychologist or a clinical psychologist, we provide support for their further education.
Child and Development Support Course
To support development and respond to needs of infants and children, students learn the fundamental knowledge and skills of developmental psychology and developmental support. We also train childcare workers and child guidance staff who work in child welfare facilities.
Social and Criminal Psychology Course
Students learn social psychology, which explores the psychological interactions between people and between people and society, such as the psychology of interpersonal relationships and consumer behavior. As well as criminal psychology, which explores the psychology of offenders, crime prevention, and psychological care for juvenile delinquents.
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Examining the relationship between culture and healing through experience Kyoto Cultural Psychology
Students will examine the components of "Kyoto-ness" from a psychological viewpoint. Through fieldwork such as making Kyoto sweets, students will experience and deepen their understanding of what makes Kyoto unique. Also, through the experience of making incense bags and devising a plan for a women's trip to Kyoto, students will consider the relationship between Kyoto culture and healing. This class incorporates a wealth of off-campus experiential learning opportunities that allow students to understand Kyoto culture through independent experiences and to realize that they are living in the midst of the culture.
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Department of Career Development
Cultivate the ability to contribute to society through diverse studies that color your creativity and practical skills
By freely selecting specialized subjects from the three areas of "Contemporary Sociology and Regional Public Affairs," "Life Science, Tourism and Design," and "Business Administration and Data Science," students will cultivate the ability to contribute to society and aim for career track positions in various industries and civil servant.
▶︎Synergies Among the Three Areas That Expand Future Options
Contemporary Sociology and Regional Public Affairs
Students will acquire the ability to explore solutions to contemporary social issues such as community development, aging society with a declining birthrate, the environment, and local medical care and welfare through dialogue both on and off campus.
Life Science, Tourism and Design
The main theme is "creation" and "planning" to enrich people's lives. Students will acquire the ability to start their own businesses or find employment by honing the sense and skills required in such fields as fashion, tourism, internet contents.
Business Administration and Data Science
Students will acquire the imagination and practical skills to play an active role in the corporate world of today's ever-evolving society. In addition, students will acquire a deeper understanding of business though the lens of AI and data science, leading to a development of business strategies for the next generation.
▶︎Practical Learning to Color our Society (seminar)
Colorful Suggestions for Reducing Clothing Waste
"Upcycling Fashion Show"
Waste clothing was remade into dresses with a combined Japanese and Western taste then presented in a fashion show.
Design for Urban Development to decorate the past and future of the city of Kyoto
Design for City Planning
The more we learn about our city and the more actively we become involved in, the richer our lives and learning become. The seminar fosters an interest in our cities and an awareness of their problems.
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Department of Child Education Early Childhood Education Program
Become a childcare provider who can tend to individual needs of a child and improve themselves.
Students can acquire three qualifications and licenses for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school at the same time. Koka nurtures students with practical skills through abundant on-the-job experience at the Koka Kindergarten and elementary school, which are located next to the university, in order to develop human resources who nurture rich sensibilities.
▶︎Learning Points
●A wealth of classes and initiatives to interact with children
●Simultaneous acquisition of qualifications and licenses for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school is possible.
●Cultivate piano skills through fulfilling small class lectures
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In order to put the expressive activities learned in class into practice in an actual childcare situation, students will perform in groups an expressive play based on picture books for the children of Koka Kindergarten, which is attached to the school. The groups will prepare for the event by exchanging opinions on how to make the activities enjoyable for the children, from the introduction to the individual actions.
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Department of Child Education School Education Program
Become an educator who can tend to children and never stops self improving
In addition to a first-class elementary school teacher's license, students will aim to obtain a first-class kindergarten teacher's license. Students will develop teaching skills that are needed for the future of education, such as foreign language subjects and ICT utilization.
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●On-site experience at Koka Elementary School, located right next to the campus
●Acquire ICT instructional skills that can be applied in the classroom of the future
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"Koka Children's Club", a place of practice that fosters student independence
"Koka Children's Club" invites after school students from Koka Elementary School to the university's classrooms. Students proactively devise the content of the activities so that the participating elementary school students can acquire empathy, independence, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
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Kyoto Koka Women's College Department of Dental Hygiene (Three-year program)
Training dental hygienists to meet the dental and oral health needs of all life stages
Based on the school’s founding spirit, we nurture considerate and compassionate dental hygienists who can solve the dental and oral health issues of people of all ages, and help local residents improve their health. We equip our students with the education and attitude to care about the health of each and every individual.
▶︎After passing the national examination, you can obtain a medical visa and work in Japan!
1.Instruction by experts in the field
Dentists are enrolled as full-time faculty members
Students can learn under a a highly experienced team of professionals with expertise in a wide range of areas such as the neural mechanisms of chewing and swallowing, bacteria that cause caries and periodontal disease, maintenance after implant treatment, dental care of children, dental care of hospitalized and bedridden patients.
Three Major Duties of a Dental Hygienist
Dental prophylactic treatment：Preventing "tooth decay" and "periodontal disease"
Dental treatment assistance：Provide support to dentists
Dental health guidance：Support to maintain oral health
2.Enhance practical skills through ample practical training
Dental health guidance at affiliated elementary schools and kindergartens
We have an elementary school and a kindergarten within the premises. The strength of our college is that we frequently provide dental health guidance to children and kindergartners, to improve the students' practical skills by gaining a lot of on-site experience, which can be difficult at other training schools.
3.Aiming to be a dental hygienist needed in the modern age
Multi-professional education utilizing a wide range of professional training systems
In recent years, dental hygienists have been required to provide oral health care for patients not only in dental clinics but also in hospitals, nursing care facilities, and patient's homes, as well as working in collaboration with multiple professions, which comes with the demand for more advanced and diverse knowledge and skills. That is why we provide multidisciplinary education utilizing the breadth of our top-level professional training in the fields of health, medicine, and welfare in collaboration with Kyoto Koka Women's University.
4.Acquire a rich culture and excellent communication skills
Students can take a wide variety of courses at the affiliated university
Specialized knowledge and skills alone are not enough to provide appropriate oral health care for a diverse range of patients. We offer many classes that foster independence by incorporating active learning and a wide variety of subjects to develop communication skills. Students can also deepen their education by taking a wide range of courses at Kyoto Koka Women's University, which is also located on-site.
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Contributing to improving people's QOL (quality of life)
Cosmetic Dentistry
To acquire knowledge not only about restoration of oral functions through treatment of dental caries and periodontal disease, but also about aesthetic restoration, students will learn basic knowledge about whitening, and the chemicals and equipment used for it, as well as learn about its effectiveness, safety, advantages and disadvantages.
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Department of Contemporary Life Design（Two-year program）
Become a woman who can shine in the community and the workforce through strong fundamental skills combined with great specialized expertise
Students will acquire basic knowledge, and problem finding abilities, and develop the ability to carve out their own future, through a wide range of studies tailored to the students' interests and dreams, as well as through experience in cooperative activities with companies and local communities.
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There is no limit to the areas of interest you can choose!
14 Areas
●Life Design Standard
Life Design
Acquire the knowledge and abilities to design your future.
Communication
Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to empathize with thoughts and feelings of those around you and express yourself effectively.
Learning about Society
Acquire knowledge about the society in which we live and acquire the skills and ideas that will support them after graduation.
Business Fundamentals
Acquire the practical skills and manners necessary for working with others as well as acquiring the ability to play an active role in society.
Fundamentals of Information Technology
Acquire knowledge and practical skills related to IT required in an information society.
Global Studies
Acquire knowledge about the world of today. Foreign language classes and study abroad programs are also available.
●Life Design Professional
Fashion
Start with the basics of the fashion business and the fundamentals of making clothes. Analyze fashion from various perspectives and acquire knowledge that will be useful in the fashion industry.
Bridal
Acquire basic knowledge of the bridal business and practical skills necessary for bridal coordination, aiming to develop skills to play an active role in the bridal industry.
Interior Design
Acquire multifaceted knowledge of housing and interior design. As well as the ability to imagine and shape spaces through a well-developed curriculum.
Food
Acquire knowledge about food, cooking, and the food business, and hone the ability to create a rich dietary life.
Design and Planning
Acquire the ability to design objects through practical classes utilizing graphic techniques and practicing the process of developing new ideas.
Entertainment
Acquire knowledge about strategies for entertaining people. Themes include male idols, anime movies, TV programs, comedy, and more. As well as acquiring effective communication skills.
Medical Clerical Work
Acquire qualifications for medical clerical work such as Medical Clerk ®️ and Doctor's Clerk ®️. Students train to become professionals who can play an active role in the field of medical care.
Tourism
Acquire knowledge about the tourism industry and hotel business, and hone the skills necessary to work in the tourism field in the international tourism city of Kyoto.
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*International students may also be admitted through other entrance examinations, however international student tuition fee reductions will not be applicable.
Foreign Students Admissions Outline
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Tuition Fee
Successful Applicants for International Student Entrance Selection：Exemption from 50% of admission fee as well as 25% of tuition fee.
Applicable to those with a Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) score of 280 or above in the Japanese category (must include the Writing test). Or otherwise pass N1 level on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT).：Exemption from 40％ of annual tuition fee
for the first year.
*In the case of 25% tuition fee reduction (FY 2025 results)
Occupational Therapy Major/Speech-language Hearing Therapy Major
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：¥125,000
Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：¥915,000
Experiment Training Fee (annual fee)：¥180,000
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：¥1,239,100
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥1,296,400
Department of Nursing
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：¥125,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：¥945,000
Experiment Training Fee (annual fee)：¥250,000
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：¥1,339,100
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥1,396,400
National Registered Dietitian Training Course
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：￥125,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：￥825,000
Experimental Training Fee (annual)：￥50,000
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：￥1,019,100
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥1,076,400
Health, Sports and Nutrition Course
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：￥125,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：￥795,000
Experimental Training Fee (annual)：￥20,000
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：￥959,100
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥1,016,400
Department of Psychology/Department of Career Development
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：¥125,000
Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：¥727,500
Experiment Training Fee (annual fee)：¥0
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：¥871,600
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥928,900
Department of Child Education
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：￥125,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：￥735,000
Experimental Training Fee (annual)：￥0
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：￥879,100
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥936,400
Kyoto Koka Women's College Department of Dental Hygiene(Three-year program)
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：¥115,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：¥697,500
Experiment Training Fee (annual fee)：¥100,000
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：¥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：¥931,600
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥983,900
Kyoto Koka Women's College Department of Contemporary Life Design(Two-year program)
Admission Fee (50% exemption)：￥115,000Annual Tuition Fee (25% exemption)：￥742,500
Experimental Training Fee (annual)：￥0
Student Union Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥5,700
Scholarship Fee (annual fee, membership fee is included)：￥13,400
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution：￥876,600
Total Initial Annual Student Contribution from Second Year：¥943,900
Entrance Examination Fee
￥15,000
Scholarships
Koka offers the following scholarships to international students.
| Name of Scholarship | Scholarship for International Students with Superior Academic Achievements |
| Description | Awarded to international students with particularly outstanding character and academic performance in each academic year (those who have cleared the standard number of credits and have a high GPA). |
| Amount | 1st to 3rd rank: 400,000 yen, 4th rank and below: 200,000 yen (per year) |
| Eligibility | Within 30% of international students in each academic year |