Now Recruiting: Science Tokyo Student Ambassadors 2026 - Science & Engineering fields
Now Recruiting: Science Tokyo Student Ambassadors 2026
Now Recruiting: Science Tokyo Student Ambassadors 2026
Information page for prospective students
Science Tokyo Student Life: Mastering the Calendar As an international student at the Institute of Science Tokyo (Science Tokyo), my life is a blend of lab research and cultural immersion. One of the first things you learn here is that managing your time is just as important as your experiments. Unlike most other universities, Science […]
For students coming from abroad, life in Japan can feel both exciting and confusing at the same time. It’s one of the safest, cleanest, and most organized countries you’ll ever live in, but it also has its own silent rules and rhythms that take you time to understand. The first thing you’ll probably notice is […]
Now Recruiting: Science Tokyo Student Ambassadors 2026
Information page for prospective students
Science Tokyo Student Life: Mastering the Calendar As an international student at the Institute of Science Tokyo (Science Tokyo), my life is a blend of lab research and cultural immersion. One of the first things you learn here is that managing your time is just as important as your experiments. Unlike most other universities, Science […]
For students coming from abroad, life in Japan can feel both exciting and confusing at the same time. It’s one of the safest, cleanest, and most organized countries you’ll ever live in, but it also has its own silent rules and rhythms that take you time to understand. The first thing you’ll probably notice is […]
DISCLAIMER: Again, this story is based on my personal experience attending the MEXT Embassy track language preparatory school in 2019. The school location, program, schedule, and one-year timetable might have changed in recent years and might differ based on your major (natural science, social science, or pre-medical study). The scholarship program, however, comes with a […]
What is Gasshuku? In Japanese, gasshuku (合宿) typically refers to a group training camp or retreat. It is often done by clubs or teams to build skills and deepen bonds. But for us at S-TISA, it was more about building friendships, enjoying nature, and yes, learning how to not tumble down a ski slope. It […]
Joining a university sports club at Science Tokyo (Ookayama campus) Having attended universities in the UK, USA, and Australia, I was used to a strong sports community, which also helped to bring the students closer together (regardless of whether they practiced any sports or not). Sports and social clubs helped to bring the entire student […]
The confident kid Five years ago, I was a high school student in Thailand. Academically, I was doing well, always among the top five in every exam. However, my real greatest strength wasn’t my grades. It was my confidence.I was the kind of student who volunteered for competitions just to challenge myself, even when I […]
Section 1｜Confidence: The engineer who thought he already understood “reality” Working in Pakistan, I believed I already knew what “real problems” looked like. Construction sites were chaotic, unpredictable, and full of things textbooks could never fully prepare you for. Timelines shifted quickly. Equipment did not always behave as designed. People from different organizations had different […]
No matter how old you are, when you decide to leave your comfort zone and continue your academic journey in another country, it’s a monumental step. Alongside all the other factors you consider – the research, the culture, the logistics – there’s that underlying question about connection. You’ll naturally be thinking about your surroundings and […]
‘Cause no winter lasts forever: it’s cherry blossom season, it’s spring! Spring: probably the most popular season in Japan, and it makes perfect sense. During the months of March, April, and May, flowers bloom, the greenery begins to reappear, and temperatures rise to milder levels, inviting us to feel more comfortable and not wear as […]
