Introduction to Keisen University

Overview

Keisen University is a private women's university located in Tama City, Tokyo, Japan, founded in 1929. The school is famous for its beautiful campus environment and high-quality education, and is a well-known women's higher education institution in Tokyo. Keisen University is committed to cultivating female talents with a high sense of social responsibility and professional skills, and contributing to the development of society.

Campus

The main campus of Keisen University is located in Tama City, Tokyo, and the specific address is as follows:

Address: 1-1-1, Sekido, Tama City, Tokyo

Tel: +81-42-388-3111

Educational philosophy

Keisen University adheres to the educational philosophy of "cultivating female talents with a high sense of social responsibility and professional skills through education", and emphasizes the cultivation of students' independent thinking ability and practical ability. The school is committed to cultivating high-quality talents with professional knowledge and practical ability through a comprehensive education system, and contributing to the development of society.

Disciplines and Majors

Eizumi University has several faculties and graduate schools covering a wide range of fields:

Faculty of Humanities

Japanese Language and Culture: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of Japanese language and culture, and cultivate professionals who can work in literary research, education and other fields.

English Communication: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of English language and cross-cultural communication, and cultivate professionals who can work in translation, education and other fields.

Cultural: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of cultural research, and cultivate professionals who can work in cultural institutions, media and other fields.

Faculty of Humanities and Sociology

International: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of international relations and global problem solving, and cultivate professionals who can work in international organizations, government agencies and other fields.

Social Welfare: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of social welfare, and cultivate professionals who can work in social service agencies, welfare agencies and other fields.

Specialized Courses

Japanese Language and Culture: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of Japanese literary history, literary criticism, classical literature and other basic theories and practical methods.

English Communication: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of English linguistics, British and American literary history, literary criticism and other basic theories and practical methods.

Cultural disciplines: learn basic theories and practical methods such as cultural research, cultural heritage protection, and cultural policy.

International disciplines: learn basic theories and practical methods such as international politics, international economy, and foreign policy.

Social welfare disciplines: learn basic theories and practical methods such as social welfare, social work, and elderly care.

Practical teaching

Eizumi University attaches great importance to practical teaching, and has advanced laboratories and practice bases, providing students with rich practical teaching resources. The school has established cooperative relationships with many companies and research institutions, providing students with rich internship and practice opportunities. The school also has practical platforms such as simulation laboratories and studios, providing students with a platform for practical operations.

International exchange

Eizumi University actively participates in international exchange programs, has established cooperative relationships with universities in many countries, and provides students with opportunities for overseas study and exchange. The school has an international student office to provide comprehensive support and services for international students.

Employment situation

Eizumi University has performed well in terms of employment rate. According to the latest statistics, the employment rate of graduates is relatively high. The school has a career guidance center to provide students with employment consultation, resume writing guidance, interview skills training and other services to help students find jobs smoothly.

Fees

Admission fee: about 200,000 yen

Tuition:

About 700,000 to 800,000 yen per year (depending on the department and subject)

The specific fees may change, it is recommended to contact the school directly for the latest information.

Campus

The campus of Keisen University is beautiful and well-equipped, including modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries and sports facilities. The school also has student dormitories to provide convenient living conditions for out-of-town students.

Contact information

Tel: +81-42-388-3111

Fax: +81-42-388-3112

Email: info@keisen-u.ac.jp

Other information

Internship opportunities: The school has established cooperative relationships with many companies and research institutions, providing students with abundant internship and practice opportunities.

Employment support: The school has a career guidance center to provide students with employment consultation, resume writing guidance and interview skills training and other services to help students find jobs smoothly.

Scholarship system: The school has established a variety of scholarship systems to help students reduce their financial burden.