Toyo University

Toyo University, established in 1887 by philosopher Inoue Enryo, is a private university in Tokyo, Japan, with a rich history spanning over 135 years. It embraces a founding spirit rooted in philosophy, emphasizing the integration of knowledge and virtue, and fostering independence and self-initiative. The university is dedicated to developing "globally talented individuals" who can think from a global perspective and create their own futures.

Academics

Toyo University offers a comprehensive range of academic programs across 14 faculties and 48 departments at the undergraduate level, encompassing humanities, social sciences, engineering, and computer/IT science. The university also boasts 15 graduate schools with 36 majors, with 8 majors offered entirely in English. Notably, the Department of Global Innovation Studies and the Department of Regional Development Studies are English-medium programs. Toyo University is one of 37 universities in Japan selected for the Top Global University Project, aiming to enhance global competitiveness and contribute to the internationalization of higher education in Japan.

International Students

Toyo University actively supports its diverse international student body, which includes approximately 1,500 students from various countries. The university provides support services such as guidance on visa processes and housing arrangements for admitted international applicants. There are also two international dormitories designed for both domestic and international students to live and interact. English-taught programs are available at both undergraduate and graduate levels, with over 400 graduate classes taught in English. Students can also join numerous student clubs and participate in cultural events and language exchange programs to facilitate cultural integration.

Campus & Location

Toyo University has multiple campuses in and around the Tokyo area, including its main Hakusan Campus in Bunkyo, Tokyo. The Hakusan Campus is known for its green spaces, historic shrines, and modern facilities, and is easily accessible via public transportation. Other campuses, such as Akabane-dai, Kawagoe, and Asaka, specialize in different fields like science and engineering or feature international student dormitories. Tokyo offers a vibrant city life with convenient transportation and numerous attractions.

Career Outcomes

Toyo University is committed to enhancing the employment prospects of its international students, having been selected for the Program for Enhancing Employment of International Students by MEXT. The university provides comprehensive career support, including business Japanese language education, internships in Tokyo and regional cities, and career education from the first year through graduation. This includes seminars on job hunting, CV writing, interview tips, and business etiquette. Toyo University collaborates with over 1,000 companies, offering internship opportunities and fostering strong industry connections.