Other Fees

In addition to tuition fees, other fees must be paid, including (1) actual costs for practicums, (2) teaching materials, (3) Support Group fees, (4) accident insurance for students pursuing education and research, (5) premiums for Will, the Japan Nursing School Benefit Association Insurance, and (6) costs for infectious disease testing and vaccinations.

(1) Actual Costs for Practicums

Students must pay costs for lab coats and shoes used for practicums, as well as costs for tests taken prior to practicums, and the actual cost of transport and accommodation necessary for participating in practicums on each occasion.
However, due to potential cost disparities between practicum locations, in terms of transport and accommodation choices, the Support Group fees help to correct these disparities to a degree (as explained in (3)).

(2) Teaching Materials

The costs of textbooks are to be paid by students.

(3) Support Group Fees (Not Applicable for Graduate School Students)

At IPNU there is a Support Group organization set up for the purpose of better student welfare (members are guardians or guarantors of IPNU students).
The Support Group supports the Student Association, University Festival, and club activities, and provides assistance for transport costs necessary for practicums outside of the university.

Category		Membership Fees
Full Member	New Students	?60,000 per student (4 years) Single payment in first year of enrollment
	Transfer Students	?30,000 per student (2 years) Single payment in first year of enrollment
Supporting Member		Yearly payment of ?10,000

Full Member
Guardians or guarantors of IPNU students

Supporting Member
Someone who endorses with the purpose of the Group

(4) Premiums for Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research (Gakkensai)

Accident insurance for students pursuing education and research is a national level accident insurance system, in which insurance is paid out if a student sustains a physical injury as a result of a sudden, unforeseen accident during education and research activities, or during travel between home and school/university facilities, or when travelling to practical training facilities outside of school/university (see also the leaflet about enrolling for accident insurance for students pursuing education and research).
At IPNU, all students are enrolled at the time of admission.

Category	Amount
Undergraduate	?3,300 (4 years)
Transfer Student	?1,750 (2 years)
Master’s Program	?1,750 (2 years)
Doctoral Program	?2,600 (3 years)

(5) Premiums for Nursing School General Insurance (Will) (Optional for Graduate School Students)

Nursing School General Insurance (Will) is insurance through the Japan Nursing School Benefit Association.
This general insurance system provides broad support for the student lives of nursing students, including coverage for accidents causing injury during off-site practical training, accidents causing injury at the university or at university events, and accidents during travel to practical training facilities. Practical nursing training involves going to locations where unexpected accidents or injuries can occur, so all undergraduate students are expected to sign up for this insurance for the duration of their time at university (it is optional for Graduate School students).

Category	Amount
Undergraduate	?16,950 (4 years)
Transfer Student	?8,650 (2 years)
Master’s Program	?4,150 (May 1 to March 31)
Doctoral Program	?4,150 (May 1 to March 31)

(6) Infectious Disease Testing

Antibody Titer Tests for Measles, Rubella, Mumps, or Chickenpox			Hepatitis Virus Testing
Fees	Measles	?810	Fees	HBs antigen	?500
	Rubella	?2,415		HBs antibody
	Mumps	?2,415		HCV antibody	–
	Chickenpox	?840		Total	?500
	Total	?6,480
Payment Responsibility	To be paid by student		Payment Responsibility	To be paid by university
Applies for	All undergraduate 1st -year students		Applies for	All undergraduate 1st-year students
	All new transfer students			All new transfer students
	New graduate school students who wish to undergo testing			New graduate school students who wish to undergo testing
2012 Academic Year	1st year: 83 out of 83 students		2012 Academic Year	1st year: 83 out of 83 students
	Transfer students: 7 out of 7 students			Transfer students: 7 out of 7 students
	Master’s program: 6 out of 11 students			Master’s program: 6 out of 11 students
	Doctoral program: 0 out of 2 students			Doctoral program: 1 out of 2 students
Test Date	Health check-up day		Test Date	Health check-up day

• Vaccinations are not performed on campus. However, in the event that criteria are not met for the antibody titer tests for measles, rubella, mumps, or chickenpox, a vaccination is required, at the student’s medical institution of choice. A fee is required for vaccinations, which varies by medical institution (approximately ?4,000–8,000 per vaccination).
• For the hepatitis virus test, if the HBs antibody does not test positive, a Hepatitis B vaccine (three separate doses) is required, at the student’s medical institution of choice.

Fees for Extracurricular Activities

Name of Activity	Activity Details
Student Activities	Student Association activities University Festival organization Club activities – sports/cultural

There is a monetary assistance scheme for the above activity fees, funded by  the Support Group fees paid at the time of enrollment (limits apply for monetary assistance).

Fees for Use of Facilities

There are no fees for students.

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