Second Semester 2023
The Center for International Affairs of Tottori University offers various Japanese courses and subjects for international students and their families.
[I] Intensive Japanese Language Course
[Z] Common Subjects (Japanese Language and Japanese Culture and Society)
[P] Japanese Courses by Purpose
[N] Comprehensive Japanese Language Course ("NIKONIKO" course)
Courses are determined based on the status of an international student or family member as shown in the table below.
| Status | Compulsory Subject |
Approved for Credits |
Attendance Possibility |
| ① Government-sponsored research students (Embassy Recommendation) | [I] | ||
| ② Teacher-training students | [I] | ||
| ③ Undergraduate students | [Z] | [P] | |
| ④ Graduate students | [P]，[N] | ||
| ⑤ Special auditing students (short-term exchange students) | [Z] | [P]，[N] | |
| ⑥ Japanese studies program students | [Z] | [P]，[N] | |
| ⑦ Research students | [P]，[N] | ||
| ⑧ Non-degree, auditing students (other than ⑤ and ⑥) | [P]，[N] | ||
| ⑨ Researchers, families of international students etc | [N] |
*However, students may be able to enroll in other courses or subjects depending on their Japanese level or other conditions.
*Courses [P] and [N] are open to the general public who are non-native speakers of Japanese, too.
(Up to 5 students per class. Please contact us for more details, including course fees.)
