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Kokugakuin University

Tokyo Kanagawa

Private

目次

Learn more about Japan to teach the world more about Japan

Kokugakuin University’s parent institution Koten Kokyusho, was established in 1882, and Kokugakuin was officially certified as a university in 1920, making it one of the first private institutions in Japan to receive such certification. Kokugakuin University has six faculties (the Faculty of Letters, Faculty of Shinto Studies, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Human Development and Faculty of Tourism and Community Development) with 13 departments, and three graduate schools (the Graduate School of Letters, Graduate School of Law and Graduate School of Economics), as well as two research and development organizations. With the trend toward increasing globalization, at Kokugakuin University we believe that in order for people to understand other cultures they first need to gain a proper understanding of their own culture. To achieve our aim of fostering graduates able to perform on the world stage, we use research and education to deepen students understanding of Japan while at the same deepening their understanding of the world.

Basic information

Scholarship system
Yes ( for some international students)
Tuition exemption/ reduction system
Yes ( for some international students)
Accommodation support
Providing student dormitory : Yes ( for some international students)
Supports other than student dormitory : Yes ( for some international students)
Availability of prayer room
Yes (for some campuses only)
Availability of religious meals at cafeterias
No

Faculty/school group

Master's Degree

Doctoral Degree

Bachelor's Degree

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