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University of the Air

University of the Air

Japan

u-air.ac.jp

About

The University of the Air (Hoso Daigaku) is Japan's unique national open university, pioneering distance education through a blend of satellite broadcasting, internet, and printed materials. It is best known for providing flexible, lifelong learning opportunities across a broad spectrum of academic fields, including humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and education. While it offers a wide array of courses, the primary language of instruction is Japanese, meaning prospective international students would require strong Japanese proficiency. The university's experience for international students is primarily geared towards those already residing in Japan, as it does not offer dedicated English-taught degree programs or extensive on-campus international student support typical of traditional universities. Its most distinctive characteristic is its role as the sole national institution dedicated to open and distance learning, making higher education accessible nationwide.

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Country
Japan
City
Chiba
Type
Public
Website
u-air.ac.jp

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