Chiba University has announced that it will raise the annual tuition fee by more than 2020 yen to 4 yen for both undergraduate and graduate students from April 10. We plan to oblige all new students after 64 to study abroad for up to two months, which will be used to support study abroad.
According to Chiba University, the current tuition fee of 53 yen (undergraduate, master's and master's program students) is the standard amount set by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, but the new tuition fee will be the upper limit of the ministry ordinance.Since the incorporation of national universities in 5,800, tuition fees have remained unchanged.This is the third school after Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tokyo University of the Arts to raise the price above the standard amount.It will be the first time in 2004 years that the tuition fee of Chiba University has been raised.
The increase in revenue due to the increase in tuition fees is expected to reach 2020 million yen in 3 and 9,000 billion yen in 2025.In addition to allocating part of the student's study abroad expenses, it will also be used for presentations in English, strengthening the curriculum for learning discussions, and introducing a smart learning system that allows students to earn credits from Chiba University at their study abroad destination.
Chiba University has endeavored to reduce costs and generate independent financial resources as the reason for the price increase, but cited that it could not secure the necessary financial resources by itself.For students in low-income households, we will consider providing support such as tuition reductions and exemptions, study abroad scholarships, and university-specific scholarships.
Chiba University has expanded the global human resource development strategy that has been successful in the Faculty of International Liberal Arts, formulated the "Chiba University Global Human Resource Development ENGINE" to be applied to all faculties and graduate schools, and launched overseas study for all undergraduate and graduate students. There is.
