Information, Technology, and Society in Asia (ITASIA)

Some amounts are reference figures rather than the final published fees. Confirm them against the current application guideline before advising on cost.

Programme costs

JPY USD

What the university charges

FeeAmountNotes
Examination fee (application fee) ¥10,000 Published under "Tuition and Fees (As of 2025, subject to change)" as "Examination Fee — 10,000 yen". The Tuition page restates:…
Admission fee (entrance fee) ¥282,000 Published under "Tuition and Fees (As of 2025, subject to change)" as "Admission Fee — 282,000 yen". The Tuition page describes…
Annual tuition (M.A.S. programme) ¥535,800/year Published under "Tuition and Fees (As of 2025, subject to change)" as "Annual Tuition — 535,800 yen (M.A.S. program)". (The Ph.D.…
Other compulsory fees Not published The Tuition and Fees section of the Admissions Guidelines 2026 lists only the examination fee, admission fee and annual tuition.…

Estimated cost of living in Tokyo

These are estimated living costs in Tokyo, not fees charged by The University of Tokyo. Actual spending varies by housing choice and lifestyle.

ItemEstimateNotes
University accommodation cost Not published Neither the guideline nor the ITASIA Living page publishes rents or fees for University of Tokyo accommodation; applicants are…
Rent, Tokyo average ¥57,000/month JASSO's 2023 survey of privately financed international students. The average across Japan is 41,000 — Tokyo is the most expensive place to rent.
Food Not published Counted inside the monthly total below. JASSO does not publish a separate Tokyo figure for food.
Commuting Not published Counted inside the monthly total below. Rent falls with distance from campus and the commute costs more, so the two move against each other.
Total living costs ¥105,000/month JASSO 2023, averaged across Japan and excluding tuition. Tokyo runs above it, mostly on rent.

Accommodation options and how to apply

Amounts are published by the university in JPY and may change — confirm them against the current application guideline.
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