Introduction to Seisen University

Overview

Seisen University is a private women's university located in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded in 1938 and its predecessor was Seisen-ryo College, which was founded in 1938. It was officially established as Seisen University in 1950. The school is based on the Christian humanitarian spirit and emphasizes the cultivation of students' personal advantages and humanistic care. Seisen University has a Faculty of Literature and offers multiple disciplines, aiming to cultivate female talents with international vision and professional skills.

Campus

The main campus of Seisen University is located in Higashi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, with a superior geographical location, convenient transportation and beautiful environment.

Educational Philosophy

Seisen University adheres to the Christian humanitarian spirit, emphasizes caring for each student, cultivating personality, pursuing truth and realizing self-worth. The school is committed to helping students develop comprehensively through small class teaching and rich practical opportunities, and become female leaders with humanistic care and social responsibility.

Disciplines and Majors

Seisen Women's University has a Faculty of Literature, which includes multiple disciplines:

Faculty of Literature

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

English Language: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of English language and literature, and cultivate professionals who can work in international communication, translation, education and other fields.

Spanish Language: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of Spanish language and literature, and cultivate professionals who can work in international communication, translation, education and other fields.

Cultural History: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of cultural history, and cultivate professionals who can work in cultural research, museums, cultural heritage protection and other fields.

Global Citizenship: Learn the basic theories and practical methods of global citizens, and cultivate professionals who can work in international organizations, non-governmental organizations, social services and other fields.

Specialized Courses

Japanese Language and Literature: Learn Japanese literary works and linguistic theories to cultivate students' literary literacy and language expression skills.

English Language: Learn English language and literary works to cultivate students' cross-cultural communication skills and translation skills.

Spanish and Spanish Literature: Learn Spanish language and literary works, and cultivate students' cross-cultural communication and translation skills.

Cultural History: Learn the history and development of different cultures, and cultivate students' cultural understanding and research capabilities.

Global Citizenship: Learn the responsibilities and obligations of global citizens, and cultivate students' international vision and social responsibility.

Practical Teaching

Qingquan Women's University focuses on practical teaching, has advanced laboratories and practice bases, and provides students with rich practical teaching resources. The school has established cooperative relationships with many companies and educational institutions, providing students with rich internship and practice opportunities. The school also has practical platforms such as Model United Nations and community service, providing students with a platform for practical operation.

International Exchange

Qingquan Women's 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.

Ranking

Qingquan Women's University has a high reputation in the fields of literature and humanities, especially among Japanese private women's universities. The school has performed well in employment rate and has been rated as one of the universities with a higher employment rate among Japanese women's universities many times.

Fees

Admission fee: Approximately 200,000 yen

Tuition fee: Approximately 800,000 to 900,000 yen per year (depending on the subject)

Specific fees may vary, so it is recommended to contact the school directly for the latest information.

Campus

The campus of Seisen 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: +81-3-5730-5111

Fax: +81-3-5730-5112

Email: info@seisen-u.ac.jp

Other information

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

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

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