Regarding studying abroad

first I would like to say taht the more Rocket Japanese course is great. I am learning allot of new words everytime I listen to it. I never have enough time in a day to compelte a lesson a day but I am slowly getting there. After finishing the original rocket japanese audio course, I got a private japanese tutor and she was shocked and amazed that I have only been studying nihhon go for 4 months. So she has been teaching me japanese privately one on and we found out that my grammer is a big problem which I am fixing. All is going well with my teacher but she is leaving to japan on tuesday which is very sad. So I thought of something just recently. I am studying Civil Engineering at University in London. When I get my degree, is it possible to go to Japan and do my Msc or Phd there? I will finish my degree in 3 years and I hope to move out of this boring country and study in Japan. I have not been able to find much information regarding this on the internet. I think the universities in Japan might want me to take a "Japanese language proficiency test" which is no problem at all. I would like to find a university that does Msc or Phd civil engineering in Tokyo or Kyoto. Maybe there is a qualification in Japan universities that is equivalent to Phd or Msc. thank you

Konnichiwa Soufiani san! We are delighted to hear you are enjoying More Rocket Japanese! and we are certain your Japanese is skyrocketing fast. With a great commitment to learning a language such as yours, you will surely be able to study in Japan. Tokyo University has a graduate course in Civil Engineering - their School of Engineering is regarded to be one of the best in Japan. Check out their site... http://www-e.civil.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ And the PDF below for information on studying as an international student - No Japanese is required for this! http://www.civil.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/FSO/pdf/internatinoal_graduate_program_leaflet.pdf If you prefer studying in Kyoto, you can check out Kyoto University (another very good university) http://www.ce.t.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/ (should take you straight to the civil engineering site) :wink: http://www.ce.t.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/