The International University of Japan has implemented an online application program for submitting your information.

Application Deadlines for 2010 Admissions

There are several separate intakes by program. The following are the final application deadlines for 2010 admissions. Earlier applications are recommended.  Don't miss your deadline!!

	IDP / IRP / IPSP / PMPP	MBA / E-Biz
Domestic:	April 22, 2010	May 7, 2010
Overseas:	February 19, 2010	March 26, 2010
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Admissions Instructions
Before beginning the online application, you must first carefully read the information on the admission web pages for the school to which you wish to apply. You should consult these instructions when necessary while filling out the application and when submitting required documents.

Do you want to see the entire application form?
Preview the application online as a guest prior to starting the process of filling in the application. This will help you to figure out the basics of the application without actually entering any data. Download the entire application form

Once you have read the instructions, you can begin the online application program by creating a New User Profile. When returning to the application, please use the Secure Server Login screen.

Online Security
The IUJ Online Application System uses the latest industrial-strength communication protocol called "Secure Sockets Layer" (SSL) to ensure that your application data remains secure. All data exchanged between your computer and our server is encrypted and unmodified. SSL also verifies that the data was not in any way altered during transfer.

However, the SSL protocol may not work on all web browsers, or in all network environments. For those applicants, IUJ provides an "Normal Server" connection which does not use the SSL protocol. If the Secure Server links (above) do not work for your browser or network, you can create a new user profile using the Normal Server, or login to your account via the Normal Server. Be careful when choosing "Normal Server" -- do so only when the Secure Server connection does not work, and use it at your own risk.