Gakushuin University

Gakushuin University’s students study at the university’s green and leafy campus at Mejiro, which has four faculties with 16 departments. The small-group classes at Gakushuin University and the enclosure of the entire university within a single campus ensures that students and professors remain in close contact with each other, further enhancing the learning environment for students.Gakushuin University has the following seven graduate schools: the Graduate School of Law, the Graduate School of Political Studies, the Graduate School of Economics, the Graduate School of Management, the Graduate School of Humanities, the Graduate School of Science and the Professional School of Law (Law School). Multifaceted research is taking place in each field of study, led by eminent researchers who are operating at the cutting edge of their respective disciplines. One of the special features of Gakushuin University’s graduate schools is that each individual student can receive guidance on themes which he or she has suggested, as part of the university’s policy for ensuring that educational research into small-group teaching is thoroughly engrained throughout the institution. The robust support for students that is provided by the university includes not only scholarships but also financial support for issuing academic conference reports both inside and outside Japan and career support after students have finished their studies.