4. Student-Fee Policy for AY 2027 and Beyond and AY 2027 Tuition and Other Fees

Notes

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The student-fee policy for AY 2027 and beyond is as follows.
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At the same time, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has requested private universities to consider matters such as the treatment of entrance fees from the standpoint of reducing students’ financial burden. Ritsumeikan University is also actively considering this issue, taking into account the significance of entrance fees, the importance of tuition and fees in the Academy finances of private universities, and students’ overall student-fee responsibility.
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If, during the period covered by the student-fee policy now being proposed, it becomes necessary to review the treatment of entrance fees or other matters, or to change tuition as a result, the University will make a separate proposal on the details and reflect them in student fees thereafter.

In formulating student-fee policy, in response to a request from the Student Union, the University has ensured opportunities for the Student Union and the Graduate Student Council to participate in the process leading up to decisions on student-fee policy from AY 2023 onward. In formulating the current student-fee policy as well, the University has deepened understanding of the approach to Academy finances and current issues, held repeated discussions that take into account opinions and issues raised from students’ perspectives, and gone through the Plenary Council representatives’ meeting. This process forms an important premise for considering the University’s student-fee policy.

The student-fee policy proposed here will be linked to the business plan and basic policies for financial management for the second half of R2030, cover a five-year period applicable to students entering from AY 2027 to AY 2031, and continue the current student-fee policy, in principle. In addition, for graduate school tuition in master’s programs, doctoral programs in the first two-year phase, and other programs, standard tuition will be revised by 40,000 yen in order to maintain and enhance university-wide systems and other measures.

This student-fee policy, including the continued application of the tuition revision method linked to fluctuations in the price index, is an important premise for ensuring the current learning environment and opportunities and for maintaining a sound financial base essential to the sustainable improvement of the quality of education and research into the future.

At the same time, the University recognizes the need to sincerely address the situation surrounding tuition revisions over the past several years. In addition, amid increasing uncertainty and volatility, the price index used in the tuition revision method may fluctuate significantly from year to year. However, Ritsumeikan University’s academic and financial management emphasizes continuity across the past, present, and future, and, from that standpoint, attention must be paid to leveling the student-fee responsibility across enrollment years. From this perspective, when applying the tuition revision method, the amount of revision based on the price index increase rate under the revision method will be subject to an upper limit relative to the tuition of students who enrolled the previous year, with the new cap set at 30,000 yen.

Furthermore, in continuing to apply the tuition revision method, in light of the progress made in improving the operating balance for educational activities, which was an issue in financial management during the first half of R2030, it will be important to steadily carry out and realize priorities in education, research, and student life, including expanding career path support programs and making permanent the support for participation in overseas dispatch programs that had been implemented as a temporary measure under a special budget. The specific details will be considered going forward in cooperation with the relevant divisions, including through consultations and discussion meetings with the Student Union and Graduate Student Council and others. The University will address them in budgets for AY 2027 and beyond, while taking into account issues under the basic policies for financial management for the second half of R2030, such as strengthening revenue from donations and other sources, as well as financial indicators and other factors.

In the current proposal, it will be an important issue to continue the existing student-fee policy without making it permanent and to explore at a deeper level how the University can shift away from its current financial structure, which relies on tuition and fees, without compromising the financial stability and flexibility needed to enable the sustainable enhancement and qualitative improvement of education and research amid changing social conditions. As medium-term issues for the second half of R2030, the Academy and Ritsumeikan University will move forward with consideration of student-fee policy, financial- and operating-balance structures and conditions, approaches to financial management, and related matters that can enable a further reduction in reliance on tuition and fees, in conjunction with the implementation of business strategies and other initiatives.

[1] Entrance Fee

The entrance fees shall be as follows, unchanged from the current amounts:

Category	Amount
Admission, transfer (university level and other educational levels), second Bachelor’s degree admission	200,000 yen
Re-admission	10,000 yen

However, the entrance fee will not be collected in the following cases:
1) Students admitted to the American University–Ritsumeikan University Joint Degree Program in the College of International Relations who begin their studies at American University, and students admitted to the College of Global Liberal Arts who begin their studies at the Australian National University
2) Cases in which a person who has graduated from an undergraduate college of this University or APU enters this University’s graduate school
3) Cases in which a student continues on to this University’s graduate school from an undergraduate college of this University or APU
4) Cases in which a person enters this University’s graduate school after completing a graduate school of this University or APU, or after withdrawing from a doctoral program without obtaining a doctoral degree despite having been enrolled for at least the standard period of study and having satisfied the course requirements stipulated in the University Regulations

[2] Tuition Revision Method Applicable to Students Entering from AY 2027 to AY 2031

1) Tuition Revision Method Applicable to Undergraduate Entrants

Tuition for the New Academic Year = Standard Tuition × (1 + Price Index Increase Rate) + Academic Maintenance and Improvement Fee

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“Standard Tuition” refers to the tuition for students entering in AY 2026. For the Department of Pharmacy, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, tuition shall mean tuition excluding the special reduction for new students.
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The “Price Index Increase Rate” shall be the rate of increase in the average value for the most recent year, using the AY 2024 average value of the Consumer Price Index (All Japan, Overall) as the base. However, this shall not apply if the rate of increase is less than 1.0 percentage points. In addition, the amount of revision based on the price index increase rate shall not exceed 30,000 yen relative to the tuition of students who enrolled in the previous academic year.
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If the calculated tuition for the new academic year is lower than the tuition for the previous academic year, it shall be the same amount as the tuition for the previous academic year.
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One-half of the calculated tuition for the new academic year, rounded to the nearest 100 yen, shall be applied to entrants in the relevant academic year as semester tuition.
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Academic Maintenance and Improvement Fee
This fee may be applied based on the status of the operating balance associated with educational activities, in order to sustainably maintain and improve education and research conditions while responding to changes in society.
If the Academic Maintenance and Improvement Fee is applied, it shall not exceed 50,000 yen. From the year in which it is first applied during the AY 2027–AY 2031 period onward, the Academic Maintenance and Improvement Fee shall remain the same amount.

◯ The individual treatment of specific colleges and other units shall be as follows, as currently applied:

For the Department of Pharmacy, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, in light of the circumstances considered when the department was established and the student-fee levels at other universities, the price index increase rate under the tuition revision method shall not be applied, and the special reduction for new students shall be 200,000 yen.
For the College of Global Liberal Arts, tuition shall be based on the agreement with ANU (the Australian National University).

2) Tuition Revision Method Applicable to Entrants to Master’s Programs, Doctoral Programs in the First Two-Year Phase, Integrated Doctoral Programs (Years 1 and 2), and Professional Degree Programs

Tuition for the New Academic Year = Standard Tuition × (1 + Price Index Increase Rate)

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For master’s programs, doctoral programs in the first two-year phase, and integrated doctoral programs (Years 1 and 2), “Standard Tuition” shall be the tuition for students entering in AY 2026 plus 40,000 yen
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For professional degree programs, “Standard Tuition” shall be the tuition for students entering in AY 2026. For professional degree programs, “Standard Tuition” shall be the tuition for students entering in AY 2026.
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The “Price Index Increase Rate” shall be the rate of increase in the average value for the most recent year, using the AY 2024 average value of the Consumer Price Index (All Japan, Overall) as the base. However, this shall not apply if the rate of increase is less than 1.0 percentage points. In addition, the amount of revision based on the price index increase rate shall not exceed 30,000 yen relative to the tuition of students who enrolled in the previous year. However, the one-year Graduate School of Science in Arts and Design is excluded from this application.
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If the calculated tuition for the new academic year is lower than the tuition for the previous academic year, it shall be the same amount as the tuition for the previous academic year.
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One-half of the calculated tuition for the new academic year, rounded to the nearest 100 yen, shall be applied to entrants in the relevant academic year as semester tuition.

3) For doctoral programs in the latter three-year phase, integrated doctoral programs from Year 3 onward, and four-year doctoral programs, the current tuition of 250,000 yen per semester will continue to apply.

[3] Financial Support Scholarships for Graduate Students in Master’s and Other Programs

The University will establish a new university-wide system to expand financial support for graduate students in master’s and other programs, for whom national grant scholarships are limited compared with those available to undergraduate students and graduate students in the latter phases of doctoral programs. This system is intended to further encourage advancement to and study in graduate school. The details of the new system will be proposed separately.

[4] Setting Tuition in Connection with the Establishment of New Colleges and Graduate Schools, the Realization of Future Plans, and Other Developments (AY 2028 and Beyond)

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When establishing or reorganizing colleges and other units, undertaking curriculum reforms, and similar measures, tuition will be determined based on factors such as faculty structure and the development of facilities and equipment specific to each college or unit.
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In advancing the expansion of graduate schools, it will be important to respond not only through university-wide systems and policies, but also to the individual circumstances of each graduate school, including its current issues, the direction of its future plans, and the timing for giving those plans concrete form. Going forward, as each graduate school’s future plans are given concrete form, it will be possible to set tuition individually after carefully considering the details, necessity, and other relevant factors.

[5] Tuition Applicable to Students Entering in AY 2027

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Under the tuition revision method, the “Price Index Increase Rate” applied to tuition for students entering in AY 2027 will be 2.6%.
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Because the operating balance for educational activities, excluding temporary budgets, was positive in the most recent year-end settlement, AY 2025, the Academic Maintenance and Improvement Fee will not be applied to undergraduate students entering in AY 2027.
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After applying the calculation under the tuition revision method and the cap amount, tuition for students entering in AY 2027 shall be as shown in the attached table.

[6] Clear Statement of Tuition for the Period of Enrollment

The method will be to clearly state, at the time of enrollment, the tuition for the period of enrollment. However, if a sudden and substantial price increase or similar development occurs due to social factors, and student-fee revisions, including for current students, become unavoidable as a response to its impact, the University will propose such revisions as an emergency measure.

[7] Tuition Applicable to Students Entering in AY 2026 or Earlier (Undergraduate and Graduate Students)

For students entering in AY 2026 or earlier, the tuition already clearly stated at the time of enrollment will apply.

Ritsumeikan University Tuition for AY 2027 Undergraduate (College) Enrollees

(Unit: yen)

College, etc.		Year level	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4
Faculty of Law	Department of Law	Spring	573,600	573,600	573,600	573,600
		Fall	573,600	573,600	573,600	573,600
		Total	1,147,200	1,147,200	1,147,200	1,147,200
College of Economics	Department of Economics	Spring	592,900	592,900	592,900	592,900
		Fall	592,900	592,900	592,900	592,900
		Total	1,185,800	1,185,800	1,185,800	1,185,800
College of Business Administration	Department of Business Administration	Spring	573,600	573,600	573,600	573,600
		Fall	573,600	573,600	573,600	573,600
		Total	1,147,200	1,147,200	1,147,200	1,147,200
	Department of International Business a	Spring	643,300	643,300	643,300	643,300
		Fall	643,300	643,300	643,300	643,300
		Total	1,286,600	1,286,600	1,286,600	1,286,600
College of Social Sciences Department of Social Sciences	Social Sciences Major, Media and Society Major, Sports and Society Major, Human Welfare Major	Spring	670,500	670,500	670,500	670,500
		Fall	670,500	670,500	670,500	670,500
		Total	1,341,000	1,341,000	1,341,000	1,341,000
	Children and Society Major	Spring	708,000	708,000	708,000	708,000
		Fall	708,000	708,000	708,000	708,000
		Total	1,416,000	1,416,000	1,416,000	1,416,000
College of Letters Department of Humanities	Area Studies Program	Spring	666,600	666,600	666,600	666,600
		Fall	666,600	666,600	666,600	666,600
		Total	1,333,200	1,333,200	1,333,200	1,333,200
	Human Studies Program Education and Human Studies Major; Japanese History Program Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Major	Spring	654,700	666,600	666,600	666,600
		Fall	654,700	666,600	666,600	666,600
		Total	1,309,400	1,333,200	1,333,200	1,333,200
	Human Studies Program Philosophy and Ethics Major, Japanese Literature Program, Japanese History Program Japanese History Major, East Asian Studies Program, Global Studies Program, Global Communication Program, Language Communication Program	Spring	654,700	654,700	654,700	654,700
		Fall	654,700	654,700	654,700	654,700
		Total	1,309,400	1,309,400	1,309,400	1,309,400
College of Science and Engineering	Department of Mathematics	Spring	869,700	869,700	869,700	869,700
		Fall	869,700	869,700	869,700	869,700
		Total	1,739,400	1,739,400	1,739,400	1,739,400
	Department of Physics, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Robotics, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of Architecture and Urban Design	Spring	900,800	900,800	900,800	900,800
		Fall	900,800	900,800	900,800	900,800
		Total	1,801,600	1,801,600	1,801,600	1,801,600
College of International Relations	Department of International Relations; American University–Ritsumeikan University Joint Degree Program	Spring	734,600	734,600	734,600	734,600
		Fall	734,600	734,600	734,600	734,600
		Total	1,469,200	1,469,200	1,469,200	1,469,200
College of Policy Science	Department of Policy Science	Spring	680,800	680,800	680,800	680,800
		Fall	680,800	680,800	680,800	680,800
		Total	1,361,600	1,361,600	1,361,600	1,361,600
College of Information Science and Engineering	Department of Information Science and Engineering	Spring	900,800	900,800	900,800	900,800
		Fall	900,800	900,800	900,800	900,800
		Total	1,801,600	1,801,600	1,801,600	1,801,600
College of Image Arts and Sciences	Department of Image Arts and Sciences	Spring	1,060,200	1,060,200	1,060,200	1,060,200
		Fall	1,060,200	1,060,200	1,060,200	1,060,200
		Total	2,120,400	2,120,400	2,120,400	2,120,400
College of Life Sciences	Department of Applied Chemistry, Department of Biotechnology, Department of Bioinformatics, Department of Biomedical Sciences	Spring	917,800	917,800	917,800	917,800
		Fall	917,800	917,800	917,800	917,800
		Total	1,835,600	1,835,600	1,835,600	1,835,600
College of Sport and Health Science	Department of Sport and Health Science	Spring	723,000	723,000	723,000	723,000
		Fall	723,000	723,000	723,000	723,000
		Total	1,446,000	1,446,000	1,446,000	1,446,000
College of Comprehensive Psychology	Department of Comprehensive Psychology	Spring	701,200	701,200	701,200	701,200
		Fall	701,200	701,200	701,200	701,200
		Total	1,402,400	1,402,400	1,402,400	1,402,400
College of Gastronomy Management	Department of Gastronomy Management	Spring	706,600	706,600	706,600	706,600
		Fall	706,600	706,600	706,600	706,600
		Total	1,413,200	1,413,200	1,413,200	1,413,200
College of Global Liberal Arts	RU-ANU Major	Spring	1,200,000	1,434,000	1,434,000	1,434,000
		Fall	1,200,000	1,434,000	1,434,000	1,434,000
		Total	2,400,000	2,868,000	2,868,000	2,868,000
	RU Major	Spring	―	1,200,000	1,200,000	1,200,000
		Fall	―	1,200,000	1,200,000	1,200,000
		Total	―	2,400,000	2,400,000	2,400,000
College of Arts and Design	Department of Arts and Design	Spring	865,000	865,000	865,000	865,000
		Fall	865,000	865,000	865,000	865,000
		Total	1,730,000	1,730,000	1,730,000	1,730,000
College of Pharmaceutical Sciences	Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences	Spring	1,032,300	1,032,300	1,032,300	1,032,300
		Fall	1,032,300	1,032,300	1,032,300	1,032,300
		Total	2,064,600	2,064,600	2,064,600	2,064,600
	Department of Pharmacy	Spring	998,400	1,198,400	1,198,400	1,198,400
		Fall	1,198,400	1,198,400	1,198,400	1,198,400
		Total	2,196,800	2,396,800	2,396,800	2,396,800
		Year level	Year 5	Year 6
		Spring	1,198,400	1,198,400
		Fall	1,198,400	1,198,400
		Total	2,396,800	2,396,800

*1 From Year 5 onward (Year 7 onward for the Department of Pharmacy, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences), tuition is the same amount as for Year 4 (Year 6 for the Department of Pharmacy, College of Pharmaceutical Sciences).

*2 In the American University–Ritsumeikan University Joint Degree Program in the College of International Relations, from Year 2 onward, the same student fees as the Department of International Relations apply during periods of study at Ritsumeikan University (Year 2 Spring Semester and Year 4 Fall Semester). During the period of study at American University (Year 2 Fall Semester to Year 4 Spring Semester), students pay the prescribed student fees set by American University to American University.
American University student fees vary each year. For details, check the admissions guidelines.

*3 In the College of Global Liberal Arts, all students belong to the RU-ANU Major at the time of enrollment. After enrollment, students may be transferred to the RU Major based on their own preferences, the English-language and academic-record application requirements of the Australian National University (ANU), and the results of admission screening.

*4 Notwithstanding *1, for students enrolled in excess of the standard period of study, tuition for any semester in which the total number of registered credits for courses subject to grade evaluation in that semester and credits recognized as required for graduation under Article 37, Paragraph 2 of the Ritsumeikan University Regulations is eight credits or fewer shall be one half of the amount shown above.

Ritsumeikan University Tuition for AY 2027 Graduate School Enrollees

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Master’s Programs (Unit: yen)

College, etc.		Year level	Year 1	Year 2
Graduate School of Law		Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
Graduate School of Economics	Other than Master’s Program in Economic Development	Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
	Master’s Program in Economic Development	Spring	535,200	535,200
		Fall	535,200	535,200
		Total	1,070,400	1,070,400
Graduate School of Business Administration		Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
Graduate School of Sociology		Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
Graduate School of Letters	Humanities	Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
	Informatics of Behavior and Culture	Spring	461,600	461,600
		Fall	461,600	461,600
		Total	923,200	923,200
Graduate School of Science and Engineering	Other than Advanced Mathematics & Physics Program	Spring	675,900	675,900
		Fall	675,900	675,900
		Total	1,351,800	1,351,800
	Advanced Mathematics & Physics Program	Spring	634,100	634,100
		Fall	634,100	634,100
		Total	1,268,200	1,268,200
Graduate School of International Relations	International Relations Program	Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
	Global International Relations Program	Spring	535,200	535,200
		Fall	535,200	535,200
		Total	1,070,400	1,070,400
Graduate School of Policy Science		Spring	449,400	449,400
		Fall	449,400	449,400
		Total	898,800	898,800
Graduate School of Language Education and Information Science		Spring	478,000	478,000
		Fall	478,000	478,000
		Total	956,000	956,000
Graduate School of Technology Management		Spring	684,800	684,800
		Fall	684,800	684,800
		Total	1,369,600	1,369,600
Graduate School of Sport and Health Science		Spring	521,900	521,900
		Fall	521,900	521,900
		Total	1,043,800	1,043,800
Graduate School of Image Arts		Spring	706,400	706,400
		Fall	706,400	706,400
		Total	1,412,800	1,412,800
Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering		Spring	668,800	668,800
		Fall	668,800	668,800
		Total	1,337,600	1,337,600
Graduate School of Life Sciences		Spring	668,800	668,800
		Fall	668,800	668,800
		Total	1,337,600	1,337,600
Graduate School of Human Science		Spring	506,500	506,500
		Fall	506,500	506,500
		Total	1,013,000	1,013,000
Graduate School of Pharmacy		Spring	668,800	668,800
		Fall	668,800	668,800
		Total	1,337,600	1,337,600
Graduate School of Gastronomy Management		Spring	472,400	472,400
		Fall	472,400	472,400
		Total	944,800	944,800
Graduate School of Science in Arts and Design	Arts and Design (excluding one-year program)	Spring	500,700	500,700
		Fall	500,700	500,700
		Total	1,001,400	1,001,400
	Arts and Design (one-year program)	Spring	950,100	―
		Fall	950,100	―
		Total	1,900,200	―

*1 From Year 3 onward, tuition is the same amount as for Year 2.

*2 Notwithstanding *1, tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion is one half of the amount for the applicable year level.
However, in the Graduate School of Science in Arts and Design (one-year Master’s Program in Arts and Design), tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion is one half of the tuition amount for Year 2 in the Graduate School of Science in Arts and Design (excluding the one-year Master’s Program in Arts and Design).

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Doctoral Programs (Unit: yen)

College, etc.	Year level	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3
All Graduate Schools	Spring	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Fall	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Total	500,000	500,000	500,000

*1 From Year 4 onward, tuition is the same amount as for Year 3.

*2 Notwithstanding *1, tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion is one half of the amount shown above.

*3 Notwithstanding *2, tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion who have completed all requirements stipulated in the Graduate School Regulations for each graduate school other than the doctoral dissertation shall be 100,000 yen per semester.

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Four-Year Doctoral Programs (Unit: yen)

College, etc.	Year level	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4
Graduate School of Pharmacy	Spring	250,000	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Fall	250,000	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Total	500,000	500,000	500,000	500,000

*1 From Year 5 onward, tuition is the same amount as for Year 4.

*2 Notwithstanding *1, tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion is one half of the amount shown above.

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Integrated Master’s/Doctoral Programs (Unit: yen)

College, etc.	Year level	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5
Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences	Spring	478,000	478,000	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Fall	478,000	478,000	250,000	250,000	250,000
	Total	956,000	956,000	500,000	500,000	500,000

*1 From Year 6 onward, tuition is the same amount as for Year 5.

*2 Notwithstanding *1, tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion is one half of the amount for the applicable year level.

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Professional Graduate Degree Programs (Unit: yen)

College, etc.	Year level	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3
School of Law	Spring	743,600	743,600	743,600
	Fall	743,600	743,600	743,600
	Total	1,487,200	1,487,200	1,487,200
Graduate School of Management	Spring	710,200	710,200	―
	Fall	710,200	710,200	―
	Total	1,420,400	1,420,400	―
Graduate School of Professional Teacher Education	Spring	514,600	514,600	―
	Fall	514,600	514,600	―
	Total	1,029,200	1,029,200	―

*1 Tuition for students enrolled in excess of the standard period for completion (two years for the two-year program and three years for the three-year program in the School of Law) is one half of the amount shown above.

Tuition per Semester for Long-Term Completion Program Students (Unit: yen)

College, etc.		Number of semesters allowed for Long-Term Completion	授業料
Graduate School of Economics		5 semesters	359,600 (per semester)
		6 semesters	299,600 (per semester)
		7 semesters	256,800 (per semester)
		8 semesters	224,700 (per semester)
Graduate School of Letters	Humanities	5 semesters	359,600 (per semester)
		6 semesters	299,600 (per semester)
		7 semesters	256,800 (per semester)
		8 semesters	224,700 (per semester)
	Informatics of Behavior and Culture	5 semesters	369,300 (per semester)
		6 semesters	307,800 (per semester)
		7 semesters	263,800 (per semester)
		8 semesters	230,800 (per semester)
Graduate School of Policy Science		5 semesters	359,600 (per semester)
		6 semesters	299,600 (per semester)
		7 semesters	256,800 (per semester)
		8 semesters	224,700 (per semester)
Graduate School of Language Education and Information Science		5 semesters	382,400 (per semester)
		6 semesters	318,700 (per semester)
		7 semesters	273,200 (per semester)
		8 semesters	239,000 (per semester)
Graduate School of Sport and Health Science		5 semesters	417,600 (per semester)
		6 semesters	348,000 (per semester)
		7 semesters	298,300 (per semester)
		8 semesters	261,000 (per semester)
Graduate School of Professional Teacher Education		5 semesters	411,700 (per semester)
		6 semesters	343,100 (per semester)
		7 semesters	294,100 (per semester)
		8 semesters	257,300 (per semester)
Graduate School of Human Science		5 semesters	405,200 (per semester)
		6 semesters	337,700 (per semester)
		7 semesters	289,500 (per semester)
		8 semesters	253,300 (per semester)
Graduate School of Gastronomy Management		5 semesters	378,000(per semester)
		6 semesters	315,000(per semester)
		7 semesters	270,000(per semester)
		8 semesters	236,200(per semester)
Graduate School of Management		5 semesters	568,200(per semester)
		6 semesters	473,500 (per semester)
		7 semesters	405,900 (per semester)
		8 semesters	355,100 (per semester)
Graduate School of Science in Arts and Design (excluding one-year program)		5 semesters	400,600(per semester)
		6 semesters	333,800 (per semester)
		7 semesters	286,200 (per semester)
		8 semesters	250,400 (per semester)

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