The following information pertains to Kyushu Dental University's entrance fees, tuition fees, application fees, and other expenses required during your studies. The amounts listed are based on actual figures for the 2025 academic year or projected figures for the 2026 academic year, and may differ from the actual costs incurred after enrollment. Information on scholarships and financial support programs is also provided.

Admission Fee, Tuition, and Application Fee

Residents of Fukuoka PrefecturePeople from Outside Fukuoka Prefecture
Admission fee¥282,000¥520,000
Tuition ¥535,800¥535,800
entrance examination fee¥17,000¥17,000

Other Enrollment Fees

Student Education and Research Accident Insurance PremiumOrientation Camp Fee for New Students
School of Dentistry¥7,800¥0
School of Oral Health Sciences¥5,370

Textbook and Course Material Costs

School of Dentistry

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1th year student2th year student3th year student4th year student5th year student6th year student
Planned amount for purchasing practical training equipmentAbout 10,000 yenAbout 90,000 yenAbout 535,000 yenAbout 110,000 yenAbout 16,000 yen
Common Examination Fees ¥38,000 ¥30,000
National examination preparation costs Approximately 30,000 yen (for CBT preparation)About 60,000 yen
Textbook/reference book feeAbout 72,000 yenAbout 85,000 yenAbout 90,000 yenAbout 160,000 yen

*In addition, students (5th year) will be responsible for paying their own transportation costs to off-campus practical training facilities according to the required amount.

School of Oral Health Sciences

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1th year student2th year student3th year student4th year student
Planned amount for purchasing practical training equipmentAbout 125,000 yen
National examination preparation costs About 5,000 yen
Textbook/reference book feeAbout 88,000 yenAbout 56,000 yenAbout 27,000 yenAbout 85,000 yen

*In addition, students (3rd and 4th year) will be responsible for paying their own transportation costs to off-campus training facilities according to the required amount.

Tuition Reduction/Exemption for Undergraduate Students
(Under the Act on Support for Higher Education)

Regarding the "Tuition Fee Reduction System under the Act on Support for Studying at Universities, etc.,"Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology page .
If you applied while still in high school and received a "Notification of Selection as a Candidate for Grant-Type Scholarship," please download the form from here.

Application forms for those applying after enrolling in university are available at the Student Support Office. (There is a limited time period for obtaining them.)

Tuition Reduction/Exemption for Graduate Students

Tuition fees will be reduced or waived if a student has excellent academic performance and meets any of the following conditions, making it extremely difficult for them to pay tuition fees.
(International students are not eligible.)

  1. In cases of significant damage caused by a disaster (within one year prior to the payment deadline)
  2. Death, separation, long-term illness or injury, unemployment, etc. of the primary payer of tuition fees (within one year prior to the payment deadline)
  3. A person sharing the same household receives welfare benefits.
  4. Higher education for residents of child welfare facilities
  5. In addition to the cases listed in the preceding paragraphs, in cases where the Chairman of the Board of Directors deems it particularly necessary.

However, tuition fee reductions will not apply in the following cases:
a. If tuition fees are unpaid
b. Failure to apply for a scholarship without a reasonable reason

*Applications are accepted for each semester (first and second semester), and the amount of the reduction will be determined by the university after review.
*Depending on the results of the review, the fee reduction may not be granted.
*Application forms for tuition fee reduction/exemption are available at the Student Support Office. (There is a limited time period for obtaining them.)

Tuition Installment Payments for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Students who meet any of the following criteria and are deemed to have significant difficulty paying tuition may pay their tuition in installments.
(Academic performance is not a requirement) (International students are not eligible.)

  1. In cases of significant damage caused by a disaster (within one year prior to the payment deadline)
  2. Death, separation, long-term illness or injury, unemployment, etc. of the primary payer of tuition fees (within one year prior to the payment deadline)
  3. A person sharing the same household receives welfare benefits.
  4. Higher education for residents of child welfare facilities
  5. In addition to the cases listed in the preceding paragraphs, in cases where the Chairman of the Board of Directors deems it particularly necessary.

However, tuition fee reductions will not apply in the following cases:
a. If tuition fees are unpaid
b. Failure to apply for a scholarship without a reasonable reason

*Payment for the first semester must be completed by the end of September of the same fiscal year, and payment for the second semester must be completed by the end of March of the same fiscal year. Each semester will not exceed six installments.
*Applications are accepted for the first and second semesters, and depending on the results of the review, installment payments may not be possible.
*Application forms for installment payments are available at the Student Support Office. (There is a limited time period for obtaining them.)

Scholarships

A variety of scholarship programs are available for students with strong academic performance who face financial difficulties in pursuing their studies. Each year, many students receive financial support through scholarships while continuing their studies.

Nagamatsu Scholarship

The Nagamatsu Scholarship is a scholarship program unique to Kyushu Dental University, established with donations from the family of the University’s first president, the late Professor Katsumi Nagamatsu. Founded in 50 as part of the University’s 1968th anniversary commemorative projects, it has continued to support students to this day. Students who demonstrate excellent academic performance, good conduct, and sound health, and who are recognized as having financial difficulty in pursuing their studies, are eligible to receive interest-free loans of 30,000 or 50,000 yen per month.

Other scholarship information

Announcements will be posted on the University’s electronic bulletin board when applications open. (Moodle

Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship [Graduate School Pre-Application] *For those who passed the 2025 entrance examination (Phase I)

Those planning to enroll in the Kyushu Dental University Graduate School in 2025 and wishing to apply for a loan scholarship from the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) should carefully review the application procedure below and submit the necessary documents to the Student Affairs Office.

  1. Application method and application deadline
    Application Procedure Manual (Japanese)

    Read it carefully.

  2. Various materials
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NoDocument TitleRemarks
1Loan Scholarship Information (Graduate School Application) (Japanese)
  • If you would like to see a printed copy, it is available at the Student Affairs Office.
2ScholarNet Input Draft Form (Japanese)(Example) (Japanese)
  • Refer to the following.

3Confirmation Form and Consent Form Regarding the Handling of Personal Credit Information (Japanese)
  • Be sure to print on both sides.
(Example) (Japanese)
  • Refer to the following.

Financial Support

This page provides information on financial assistance. Please check the bulletin board or other sources for information on other scholarships.

Recruitment of scholarship recipients for children orphaned by traffic accidents

Qualifications for application

Students whose guardians or other guardians have died or suffered severe disabilities resulting from road accidents such as car or motorcycle accidents, making it financially difficult for them to continue their studies.

*Applicants must be 25 years old or younger at the time of application (or 29 years old or younger if they were receiving a scholarship from the Traffic Accident Orphans' Scholarship Association for High School Students).
*Can be used in conjunction with other scholarship programs.

Students who wish to apply should come to the Student Support Office to pick up the necessary documents. Please note that applicants must prepare all required documents themselves and submit them in person.

Free computer loan program for remote learning

We have asked students to prepare their own computers for study, but for students who are unable to secure one quickly due to financial reasons or other circumstances, and who are experiencing difficulties taking remote classes, we have implemented a system since 2020, utilizing subsidies from Fukuoka Prefecture, to lend laptops and other devices free of charge.
Regarding applications for the 2026 academic year,MoodlePlease check the information posted there.