For Prospective Foreign Students
Recommended steps to take for prospective foreign students of the Applied Physical Oceanography Laboratory (APOL):
- Learn about the entrance exam system of the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences (GSFS)
- Learn about fellowships and scholarships
- Learn about the research conducted at the APOL of the OTPE
- Learn about living on the Kashiwa campus
- Contact Prof. Waseda to discuss your own research
Our Department
Learn about the entrance exam system of the Department of Ocean Technology Policy and Environment (OTPE)
Check the departmental web page
Note: Prof. Waseda can supervise GPSS (The Graduate Program in Sustainability Science) students as well
If you think you are eligible to take the entrance exam, proceed to the next step.
Fellowships and Scholarships
Learn about fellowships and scholarships
If you need financial support, you need to apply for fellowships and scholarships.
The International Liaison Office webpage provides useful information.
GSFS offers an integrated five-year master-doctoral program (WINGS-PES) as well.
About Our Research
Learn about the research conducted at the Applied Physical Oceanography Laboratory of the OTPE
Check the publication list of Prof. Waseda
Check the past thesis/dissertation titles
Check the ongoing projects
If you find any research that interests you, proceed to the next step.
Others
Learn about living on the Kashiwa campus
The International Liaison Office provides general guidance regarding visas, housing, etc.
Contact
Contact Prof. Waseda, if you understand well the entrance exam system, the research conducted at the Applied Physical Oceanography Laboratory, financially self-supported, and willing to come to Japan.