International Houses
Last Update : 2012-02-29 14:38
International Houses were established to contribute to the promotion of international exchange in the education and research fields, house international students and researchers admitted into the University, and carry out international exchange activities.
Shinagawa International House (Shinagawa Campus) For students only
| Building | One seven-story reinforced-concrete building | |
| Facilities | rooms | 6 rooms for families, 6 rooms for married couples, and 48 rooms for single students |
| public facilities | Multi-purpose hall, laundry room, lounge, and mailboxes | |
 Shinagawa International House |
The International House located on Shinagawa Campus provides accommodation for International Students enrolled at TUMSAT. The 7-story building offers 48 single rooms, 6 rooms for married couples, and 6 rooms for families. All of them are equipped with kitchen, toilet and bathroom facilities. In principle, residents are allowed to stay for a maximum of 2 years (1 year and 6 months for Japanese government scholarship students recommended by an embassy who have spent 6 months in an intensive Japanese language course).
Rooms are attributed according to the following order of priority:
1. International students who enroll at TUMSAT for a period of one year or less based on an exchange agreement with a foreign university
2. Japanese government scholarship students
3. Self-financed international students dispatched by a foreign government
4. Students enrolled on the basis of a program to train highly-skilled specialists (trilateral agreement between Japan, China and South Korea)
5. Students not covered by items 1 to 4, who enroll directly at TUMSAT after coming to Japan without having studied at another Japanese institution (priority goes to graduate students, followed by undergraduate students)
6. Other students (priority goes to graduate students, followed by undergraduate students)
For more information about available accommodation at the International House, please contact the International Students Section.
Rooms are attributed according to the following order of priority:
1. International students who enroll at TUMSAT for a period of one year or less based on an exchange agreement with a foreign university
2. Japanese government scholarship students
3. Self-financed international students dispatched by a foreign government
4. Students enrolled on the basis of a program to train highly-skilled specialists (trilateral agreement between Japan, China and South Korea)
5. Students not covered by items 1 to 4, who enroll directly at TUMSAT after coming to Japan without having studied at another Japanese institution (priority goes to graduate students, followed by undergraduate students)
6. Other students (priority goes to graduate students, followed by undergraduate students)
For more information about available accommodation at the International House, please contact the International Students Section.
Accommodation fees for international students:
| Room type | Monthly rent | Common facilities fee | TOTAL (Monthly) |
Cleaning Curtain Fee | Cleaning Room fee | Sum (Lump-Sum) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single | 5,900 yen | 2,000 yen | 7,900 yen | 4,200 yen | 17,325 yen | 21,525 yen |
| Couple | 11,900 yen | 4,000 yen | 15,900 yen | 8,400 yen | 24,150 yen | 32,550 yen |
| Family | 14,200 yen | 6,000 yen | 20,200 yen | 12,600 yen | 31,500 yen | 44,100 yen |
As of January 2012
Residents are required to attend an orientation session organized every year in May.
Etchujima International House (Etchujima Campus) For researchers only
| Building | One four-story reinforced-concrete building | |
| Facilities | rooms | 4 rooms for families, 8 rooms for married couples, and 3 rooms for single researcher |
| public facilities | Mailboxes | |
 Etchujima International House |
