Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology will raise tuition fees for students enrolled in undergraduate and graduate schools in 2024.The price increase will be 12.3% to 20% of the standard amount, the current amount, and will be used to reform science innovation education and promote internationalization.Admission fees will not change.

 According to Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, students entering the university will be paid 53 yen, an increase of 5,800 yen, or 20% of the standard amount, from the current 10 yen. The price increase and amount will be the same for third-year transfer students, but the price will increase starting from 7,160 transfer students.

 大学院への入学生は修士、博士後期課程が現行の53万5,800円を標準額の20%に当たる10万7,160円値上げして64万2,960円に引き上げる。専門職学位課程は現行の57万2,400円を現行額の12.3%に当たる7万560円値上げし、64万2,960円にする。

 Based on the president's vision of ``maximizing people's future value based on science,'' Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology aims to develop human resources who can contribute to solving global environmental issues in areas such as food, the environment, and energy.The amount of this price increase will be used to improve the educational environment and support learning, and promote the training of innovative human resources with high value.

 At the same time, by utilizing Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology's own financial resources, we aim to achieve 100% tuition exemption for undergraduate and graduate students who request exemption.In addition, measures will be taken to expand and strengthen the grant-type scholarship system to support progression from undergraduate to master's (master's) programs, and from master's (master's) programs to doctoral (doctoral) programs.

reference:[Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology] Tuition fees will be revised for students enrolling from 2024 (Reiwa 6) onwards (undergraduate and graduate programs)

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