[VitaDolce*]

That caters to the study of :
Linguistics
Music
Business administration / Entreprenuership
IT


and if they have english websites please post it ...
and do tell me What are the requirements ... for people that are not japanese


Thank you so much !!!

[shotamerican]

I know there are lot of exchange programs for schools in Japan for practically anyone, you just need to go to the international study abroad office at your school.

if you're aiming on attending the school and graduating there, I'd assume you'd need at least a level 2 (if you pass that proficiency test thingy the government does) of Japanese. And no, that's not equivalent to Year 2 of Japanese language study at a university.

Depending on how good your school is, though, you might be able to find programs that fit your goal. I'd say going to that office is your best bet.

(No, I'm not Japanese, but I've attempted to study abroad many times! Parents never let me cause they always got scared, hehe)

[starstrewnnight]

My aunt, a former classmate of mine, and my Japanese teacher all went to Sophia University when they studied abroad in Japan. Here's the admissions page Sophia University

[VitaDolce*]

thank you ... I'll check out the site ....
and I'm planning on finishing my studies there ...

[honeysky]

try kansai gaidai~
kansaigaidai.jp (?)

[MiJi_10]

like someone else mentioned, i'd check out sophia.
it's supposed to be a pretty good school.