teikyo_english_2011 by Teikyo University

Teikyo University Guide Book

Teikyo International Education Group

School Philosophy Through applied programs we aim to develop skilled human resources who - Recognize that achievement comes from effort, - Have open minds and extensive knowledge, - Think from an international perspective, - Have creativity and good character.

U niver s it y was fou n d ed in 1966 Born in times of Japan's rapid growth, the mission statement of Teikyo University remains alive and well today.

Message from President

Contents

Teikyo campus is a place where

学長メッセージ

each of you will find and approach your future as it should be.

建学の精神

School Philosophy Message from President

Contents

Teikyo Global Network

日本語予備教育課程

The Japanese Language Course

" To capitalize on my individuality and live my own life."

学部・学科紹介

Introduction of Faculty & Department

Isn't this everyone’s wish?

■医学部

■School of MEDICINE

■Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

■Faculty of ECONOMICS

Applicants choosing a university and a faculty keeping "what they want to become" in mind and applicants trying to find their special talents and to develop themselves into "what they should be." I respect them all.

医学科

薬学科

At Teikyo University, it is our commitment to society to offer full support to young people who, through interaction with a variety of friends on campus and a wide

Starting with faculties of Economics and Liberal Arts, Teikyo

scope of general education courses, will discover and

University has been developing as a solid comprehensive

nurture their individuality/aptitude to realize self-

university, offering a wide range of additional programs including

fulfillment.

■薬学部 ■経済学部経済学科

Department of Economics

地域経済学科

Department of Regional Economics

経営学科

Department of Business Administration

観光経営学科

■法学部

■文学部

Department of Tourism Management

法律学科

■Faculty of LAW Department of Law

■Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Faculty of Medicine.

Based on the principle of "one's way," we aim to nurture our students to develop traits, which will allow them to

日本文化学科

Department of Japanese Cultures

Teikyo University is a place

carve out their own future.

教育学科

Department of Education

- To learn and study

Teikyo University offers a wide range of areas to study

史学科

Department of History

from Humanities, Sociology, and Natural Sciences to

社会学科

Department of Sociology

- To practice on the leading edge of team-based medical care - To participate in sports and cultural activities

training for highly specialized professionals.

We offer an environment that encourages students to challenge

"Applied Learning" to master practical knowledge and

and improve their ability.

skills

The integration of applied learning, international perspectives and

心理学科

■外国語学部

■理工学部

Department of Psychology

■Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

■Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

外国語学科

"International Perspectives" to learn, experience and

Department of Language Studies

understand different cultures

機械・精密システム工学科

Department of Mechanical and Precision System

open mindedness is the backbone of our educational structure.

"Open Mindedness" to learn a wide range of necessary

Department of Aerospace Engineering

Building on this, we value and support the efforts of each student

knowledge and skills

航空宇宙工学科ヒューマン情報システム学科

Department of Human Information Systems

With these being the guiding principles of our teaching,

バイオサイエンス学科

Department of Biosciences

we have been sending graduates on their journeys to

情報科学科通信教育課程

and strive to help them develop strengths and qualities that will enable them to carve out their own future. Developing human resources who have "their way," and who can think and act to demonstrate their own individualities. The university where students discover, nurture and challenge their own talent. We are Teikyo University.

take active roles in society.

視能矯正学科

Department of Orthoptics

看護学科

Department of Nursing

for themselves each of whom is an unique individual.

診療放射線学科

Department of Radiological Technology

Meet us on Teikyo campus.

臨床検査学科

Department of Clinical Laboratory Science

スポーツ医療学科

Department of Sport and Medical Science

柔道整復学科

Department of Judo Therapy

W ha t do e s " o n e ' s w a y " m e a n ?

program in the Department of Mechanical

"One's way" refers to a life philosophy whereby one ﬁnds

School. Presently, he serves as the

Engineering, Keio University Graduate Chairman/President of Teikyo University, the Chairman of Teikyo Heisei University, Managing Director of Okinaga Gakuen, and President of Teikyo University Junior College.

■Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Department of Physical Therapy

作業療法学科

the Faculty of Science and Technology at Keio University, he completed the master’s

■福岡医療技術学部理学療法学科

Born in Tokyo in 1973, after graduating from

advantage. One assumes full responsibility for the conse-

■Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

and to cultivate "their way" with the mind-set to search

Yoshihito Okinaga

skills to maximize their own unique individuality to their

Department of Information Science Correspondence Course

We encourage students to break free from convention

Chairman・President

their purpose or interests and learns the knowledge and

■医療技術学部

Department of Occupational Therapy

■帝京短期大学

■Teikyo Junior College

■帝京大学短期大学

■Teikyo University Junior College

■大学院

■Graduate School

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

入学願書・要項の入手方法、出願方法

Admission Procedure

quences of their actions. We oﬀer our support to encourage students to learn to live their lives‘their way.’

* The Department of Education, Faculty of Liberal Arts will be reorganized in April 2012 and is currently in the process of being established as the Faculty of Education. Details can be found on the university website.

Contents

Teikyo International Education Group

U niver s it y was fou n d ed in 1966 Born in times of Japan's rapid growth, the mission statement of Teikyo University remains alive and well today.

Message from President

Contents

Teikyo campus is a place where

学長メッセージ

each of you will find and approach your future as it should be.

建学の精神

School Philosophy Message from President

Contents

Teikyo Global Network

日本語予備教育課程

The Japanese Language Course

" To capitalize on my individuality and live my own life."

学部・学科紹介

Introduction of Faculty & Department

Isn't this everyone’s wish?

■医学部

■School of MEDICINE

■Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

■Faculty of ECONOMICS

医学科

薬学科

At Teikyo University, it is our commitment to society to offer full support to young people who, through interaction with a variety of friends on campus and a wide

Starting with faculties of Economics and Liberal Arts, Teikyo

scope of general education courses, will discover and

University has been developing as a solid comprehensive

nurture their individuality/aptitude to realize self-

university, offering a wide range of additional programs including

fulfillment.

■薬学部 ■経済学部経済学科

Department of Economics

地域経済学科

Department of Regional Economics

経営学科

Department of Business Administration

観光経営学科

■法学部

■文学部

Department of Tourism Management

法律学科

■Faculty of LAW Department of Law

■Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Faculty of Medicine.

Based on the principle of "one's way," we aim to nurture our students to develop traits, which will allow them to

日本文化学科

Department of Japanese Cultures

Teikyo University is a place

carve out their own future.

教育学科

Department of Education

- To learn and study

Teikyo University offers a wide range of areas to study

史学科

Department of History

from Humanities, Sociology, and Natural Sciences to

社会学科

Department of Sociology

- To practice on the leading edge of team-based medical care - To participate in sports and cultural activities

training for highly specialized professionals.

We offer an environment that encourages students to challenge

"Applied Learning" to master practical knowledge and

and improve their ability.

skills

The integration of applied learning, international perspectives and

心理学科

■外国語学部

■理工学部

Department of Psychology

■Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

■Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

外国語学科

"International Perspectives" to learn, experience and

Department of Language Studies

understand different cultures

機械・精密システム工学科

Department of Mechanical and Precision System

open mindedness is the backbone of our educational structure.

"Open Mindedness" to learn a wide range of necessary

Department of Aerospace Engineering

Building on this, we value and support the efforts of each student

knowledge and skills

航空宇宙工学科ヒューマン情報システム学科

Department of Human Information Systems

With these being the guiding principles of our teaching,

バイオサイエンス学科

Department of Biosciences

we have been sending graduates on their journeys to

情報科学科通信教育課程

take active roles in society.

視能矯正学科

Department of Orthoptics

看護学科

Department of Nursing

for themselves each of whom is an unique individual.

診療放射線学科

Department of Radiological Technology

Meet us on Teikyo campus.

臨床検査学科

Department of Clinical Laboratory Science

スポーツ医療学科

Department of Sport and Medical Science

柔道整復学科

Department of Judo Therapy

W ha t do e s " o n e ' s w a y " m e a n ?

program in the Department of Mechanical

"One's way" refers to a life philosophy whereby one ﬁnds

School. Presently, he serves as the

■Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Department of Physical Therapy

作業療法学科

the Faculty of Science and Technology at Keio University, he completed the master’s

■福岡医療技術学部理学療法学科

Born in Tokyo in 1973, after graduating from

advantage. One assumes full responsibility for the conse-

■Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

and to cultivate "their way" with the mind-set to search

Yoshihito Okinaga

skills to maximize their own unique individuality to their

Department of Information Science Correspondence Course

We encourage students to break free from convention

Chairman・President

their purpose or interests and learns the knowledge and

■医療技術学部

Department of Occupational Therapy

■帝京短期大学

■Teikyo Junior College

■帝京大学短期大学

■Teikyo University Junior College

■大学院

■Graduate School

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

入学願書・要項の入手方法、出願方法

Admission Procedure

quences of their actions. We oﬀer our support to encourage students to learn to live their lives‘their way.’

Contents

Teikyo University

Teikyo Global Network As indicated in our guiding principle‒the integration of applied learning, international perspectives and open mindedness, we focus on the provision of highly international education to foster people who can make judgments from a global perspective in the world community. Our global network has been extended not only to Asia but also to the U.S.A. and Europe.

Teikyo University Group London Campus

Teikyo University of Japan in Durham

Harvard University

Teikyo University Group Berlin Campus

3 19

The University of Suwon

4 16 17

Taipei Medical University

Teikyo Hong Kong Kindergarten

Columbus State University

Harbin Medical University

Application Process for International Students: Admission Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Schools As a general rule, all international students applying must have successfully completed 12 years of schooling abroad to be admitted to an undergraduate program or 16 years of schooling for a graduate program in Japan. It should be noted, however, even if the above requirements are met, you may need to enroll in the Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language depending on your level of proﬁciency in Japanese.

Beijing Language and Culture University

Institut Bahasa Teikyo

〈Aﬃliated Schools/Hospitals〉 Teikyo University Group Overseas Campuses

Teikyo Global Network

1 Harvard University (USA) <Affiliated School> 2 University of Oxford (UK) <Affiliated School> 3 University of Cambridge (UK) <Affiliated School> 4 Colorado Heights University (USA) <Affiliated School> 5 Harbin Medical University (China) <Affiliated School> 6 Changchun Taxation College (China) <Affiliated School> 7 Beijing Second Foreign Language University (China) <Affiliated School> 8 School of International Education, Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China) <Affiliated School>

9 China Zhejiang University of Technology (China) <Affiliated School> 10 Beijing Language and Culture University (China)<Affiliated School> 11 University of Macau (China) <Affiliated School> 12 College of Hotel & Tourism Management at North Asia University (South Korea) <Affiliated School> 13 Yong In University (South Korea) <Affiliated School> 14 Taipei Medical University (Taiwan) <Affiliated School> 15 China Medical College Hospital (Taiwan) <Affiliated Hospital> 16 The University of Suwon (South Korea) <Affiliated School>

17 Dong-A University (South Korea) <Affiliated School> 18 Singidunum University (Serbia) < Affiliated School > 19 Advancia University (France) < Affiliated School > 20 Columbus State University (USA) < Affiliated School >

Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language Teikyo University

Graduate School (Teikyo University) Graduation from a junior college or vocational school

Graduation from a high school

home country

Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language

Teikyo University Group of Japan

Teikyo University Junior College

Transfers

1 Teikyo University of Japan in Durham at Durham University (UK) <Aﬃliated School> 2 Teikyo University Group Teikyo School United Kingdom London Campus (London, UK) 3 Teikyo University Group Berlin Campus (Berlin, Germany) 4 Teikyo University Hong Kong International Center, Teikyo Hong Kong Kindergarten (Hong Kong) 5 Institut Bahasa Teikyo (Malaysia)

Graduation from a university

Overseas Aﬃliated Schools/Hospital

Teikyo Junior College

Depending on your level of proﬁciency in Japanese, you may be required to enroll in the Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language.

Teikyo Global Network

Teikyo University

Teikyo University Group London Campus

Teikyo University of Japan in Durham

Harvard University

Teikyo University Group Berlin Campus

3 19

The University of Suwon

4 16 17

Taipei Medical University

Teikyo Hong Kong Kindergarten

Columbus State University

Harbin Medical University

Beijing Language and Culture University

Institut Bahasa Teikyo

〈Aﬃliated Schools/Hospitals〉 Teikyo University Group Overseas Campuses

Teikyo Global Network

Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language Teikyo University

Graduate School (Teikyo University) Graduation from a junior college or vocational school

Graduation from a high school

home country

Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language

Teikyo University Group of Japan

Teikyo University Junior College

Transfers

Graduation from a university

Overseas Aﬃliated Schools/Hospital

Teikyo Junior College

Depending on your level of proﬁciency in Japanese, you may be required to enroll in the Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language.

Teikyo Global Network

Introduction of Faculty & Department

The Japanese Language Course

Learning Japanese

Teikyo University has four campuses.

The Preparatory Course for Japanese as a Foreign Language is offered to students whose native language is not Japanese to learn sufficient language skills in a supportive environment. You will meet students from every corner of the world attending this course. This is an environment of ethnic diversity offering opportunities not only to improve your Japanese language skills but also to appreciate other cultures and develop a global perspective. We invite you to join us in this course to take the first step towards self fulfillment.

We provide support so that students advance to a level where they can fully communicate their opinions in Japanesein either university or graduate school classes.

It is important to build up your knowledge of Japanese little by little each day. We can do it together.

Hachioji Campus Tokyo

Fukuoka Campus Fukuoka

Utsunomiya Campus Tochigi

The Japanese Language Course

Kaiken To

Namiko Utsugi

Features

Students Message

Itabashi Campus

4 skills of “reading, writing, speaking, and listening” can be readily improved at 1. The every level. In addition, classes are tailored to each student’s career path and goals,

Tokyo

whether it is university or graduate school.

The Japanese Language Course

are set up based on the proficiency level of students with curriculums to 2. Classes accommodate beginners to advanced students.

3. Small class sizes are conducive to creating a less intimidating environment to encourage interactions between students and the instructor whereby students will feel comfortable about asking questions as necessary and will also allow the instructor to pay closer attention to individual students.

Approximately 400 international students from 18 countries around the world study at Teikyo University. Even if your Japanese may be limited at ﬁrst, it will improve through the Japanese lessons whereby you will develop listening comprehension and verbal communication skills one step at a time. If you make consistent eﬀorts to build on what you have learned on a daily basis, you will reach the level where you understand the contents of lectures given in undergraduate or graduate schools. If there are any questions, please feel free to stop in and consult with us.

The Japanese Language Course

Zhang Guiwen

I’m fully enjoying campus life because of the close support I’m receiving. I felt a little worried because I had studied Japanese on my own, but because of the teachers who taught me so well and the T-SAC staff I’m living such an enjoyable life now that I’m anxious to get to school! Af ter g radu ate school, I wa nt to st udy t ravel-related economics, and in the future I hope to work in the travel industry at Hainan Island.

Data

A photo of a class in session

●Living Accommodations: Lives in a relative’ s home ●Rent: 0 yen ●Part-time Job: 3 days a week ●scholarship: None

Kendo Club

Rugby Club

Women’ s Judo Club

Ekiden Relay Race Club

Women’ s Team, 29th All Japan Collegiate Kendo Competition

Winner, 47th All Japan Collegiate Rugby Championships (2 consecutive championships)

3rd place (group), 19th All Japan Intercollegiate Judo Competition

13th place, 87th Tokyo-Hakone Collegiate Ekiden Relay Race

Cheerleading Club National Championships, JAPAN CUP 2010 3rd place, DIVISION 1 (University) 3rd place, DIVISION 2 (University)

Hardball Baseball Club 5th place (spring), 6th place (fall), FY2010 Division 1, Tokyo Metropolitan Area University Baseball League

Karate Club 54th All Japan Collegiate Karate Championships (Group) Winner, men’ s kata; Best 8 in kumite Winner, women’ s kata; Winner, kumite

Introduction of Faculty & Department

The Japanese Language Course

Learning Japanese

Teikyo University has four campuses.

We provide support so that students advance to a level where they can fully communicate their opinions in Japanesein either university or graduate school classes.

It is important to build up your knowledge of Japanese little by little each day. We can do it together.

Hachioji Campus Tokyo

Fukuoka Campus Fukuoka

Utsunomiya Campus Tochigi

The Japanese Language Course

Kaiken To

Namiko Utsugi

Features

Students Message

Itabashi Campus

4 skills of “reading, writing, speaking, and listening” can be readily improved at 1. The every level. In addition, classes are tailored to each student’s career path and goals,

Tokyo

whether it is university or graduate school.

The Japanese Language Course

are set up based on the proficiency level of students with curriculums to 2. Classes accommodate beginners to advanced students.

The Japanese Language Course

Zhang Guiwen

Data

A photo of a class in session

●Living Accommodations: Lives in a relative’ s home ●Rent: 0 yen ●Part-time Job: 3 days a week ●scholarship: None

Kendo Club

Rugby Club

Women’ s Judo Club

Ekiden Relay Race Club

Women’ s Team, 29th All Japan Collegiate Kendo Competition

Winner, 47th All Japan Collegiate Rugby Championships (2 consecutive championships)

3rd place (group), 19th All Japan Intercollegiate Judo Competition

13th place, 87th Tokyo-Hakone Collegiate Ekiden Relay Race

Cheerleading Club National Championships, JAPAN CUP 2010 3rd place, DIVISION 1 (University) 3rd place, DIVISION 2 (University)

Hardball Baseball Club 5th place (spring), 6th place (fall), FY2010 Division 1, Tokyo Metropolitan Area University Baseball League

Karate Club 54th All Japan Collegiate Karate Championships (Group) Winner, men’ s kata; Best 8 in kumite Winner, women’ s kata; Winner, kumite

Introduction of Faculty & Department

Teikyo University

School of MEDICINE

Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

School of Medicine

Humanity is the foundation of medicine.

Faculty of Pharma-Science

Educational Objectives

We provide a cutting edge learning environment where you will master the secret of healthcare with pharmaceuticals.

Educational Objectives

To m a s t e r t h e n e c e s s a r y s p e c i a l i z e d expertise/skills and behaviors/practices shared by the various fields of the medical/healthcare professions of tomorrow to acquire the fundamentals for life-long learning in order to become a good physician.

To leverage the attributes inherent in a medical university to carry out hands-on, pragmatic education. To provide education that fosters medical professionals who are well rounded in character, and to strive to nurture pharmacists who undertake the scientific study of medicines.

To acquire the ability and creativity to accurately understand and solve problems, thus cultivating t he fou nd at ion to a d apt to a dva ncement i n medicine/related sciences and changes in social conditions.

To fa cil it at e lea r n i ng w it h comprehe n sive curriculums.

To acquire broad perspective, the ability to make sound judgments and traits to be able to think of medicine from the perspective of not only natural sciences but in consideration of context ual spiritual/social problems.

Be a person rich in traits and character before being a physician. We strive to offer the learning environment to bring this to realization.

■We employ an effective division of classes. The first year classes on physics, chemistry, and English provide thorough instruction from the basics. ■We offer concentrated study of a few subjects in a short period time. Students learn an effective curriculum that repeats and builds upon what was taught the previous year. ■In first-year comprehensive medical exercises, third-year integrated practical training, and fourth-year clinical case exercises (PBL), students study independently in small groups and then present reports and hold discussions as a class.

Topics

Teikyo University Hospital Teikyo University Hospital, which is located on Itabashi Campus, opened a new building in May 2009. The hospital is an advanced treatment facility that includes a Critical Care Center, an ER, a General Perinatal Medical Center, and a Cardiovascular Center. The hospital serves as a place where students can receive hands-on experience in medical treatment through practical training and other programs.

Study Group on Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) ACLS are international lifesaving measures approved by the American Heart Association that are said to provide the highest survival rate. The Study Group uses simulated sit u a tio n s f ro m t h e C ritic a l C a re C e nte r to c o n d u ct symptom-appropriate practical skills training. This kind of targeted training cannot be acquired in the classroom. An individual’s survival rate drops 10% unless emergency measures are taken within the first minute. Students train so that taking action when confronted with an emergency becomes second nature. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Philosophy, Psychology, Medical English I and II, Pathological Management (Practical Training),Pathology, Pharmacology, Clinical English, Sanitary Science - Public Health, Sanitary Science - Public Health Practical Training, Bedside Learning (BSL), Elective Bedside Learning (BSC), Comprehensive Lectures, and other

School of MEDICINE

We aim to develop clinical healthcare professionals who have the ability to think from a patient's perspective.

●First Year to Sixth Year Itabashi Campus

■The emphasis is placed on the nurturing of well-rounded personalities adequate for the healthcare profession. Pharmacists with rich humanity are fostered through seminars consisting of discussion in small groups, simulated medication counseling and other programs, as well as liberal arts lectures.

●First Year to Sixth Year Itabashi Campus

Admissions Information

■Our practical training programs are conducted in the advanced hospital facilities in collaboration with Teikyo University Hospital.

Admissions Information

Campus Information

●Ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Selected Subjects

Hospital Management (Practical Training) Hands-on learning in a medical setting teaches students about the roles and connections among various jobs, as well as the importance of teamwork and communication. In addition, students learn about the Japanese medical system and nurture an insight that allows them to think about the system’s structure and discrepancies, and consider what the ideal medical system and best medical treatments would be.

■Through cutting-edge research and clinical training, we aim to cultivate attitudes as professional pharmaceutical scientists and help them develop ability to set challenges and solve problems.

Topics

●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Selected Subjects

Multipurpose Laboratory, Faculty of Pharma-Science The Multipurpose Laboratory plays a role in practical hospital training. Located next to Teikyo University Hospital, the first-year students can simultaneously undergo preliminary studies for in-service practical training. It serves as a student-intern station during in-service practical training and helps ensure the effectiveness of the exercises. This fully stocked laboratory not only has pharmaceutical training equipment identical to those actually used in hospitals and pharmacies, but also includes a clean bench for practicing sterile techniques, sickbeds and an outpatient counter for practical instruction in medication, and multimedia terminals for practical information on pharmaceuticals.

Campus Information

Communication

Pharmaceutical training

One of the requirements for becoming a pharmacist of excellence is communicative ability. Communicative exercises given in all years of study not only foster communication skills, but also moral values and a rich sense of humanity through small group discussions, medical interviews, and on-site studies. The content level is incrementally raised to coincide with the year of study. The exercises also boost motivation to study pharmaceutical sciences.

In-service Practical Training

Practical Diagnostics

Academic Assistance

To prepare for practical clinical training, students aim to deepen knowledge of general medical examination and diagnostic skills to foster basic clinical abilities. In this practical training, students study examination methods and testing procedures for the entire body that encompass doctor-patient interviews, systemic findings, vital signs, the head and neck area, fundus oculi, the chest area, cardiac sounds, the abdomen, the nervous system, and muscle/skeletal muscles.

The Pharmaceutical Research Center, Academic Assistance Committee, and supervising instructors work together to provide attentive academic support. Soon after school begins, a proficiency test of basic academic skills is administered, and students who perform poorly are given supplementary instruction. Full-time staff members at the center are always available for consultation when students have concerns about university life or studies. Extensive academic support is also offered for the common achievement test and national examination.

Practicing instruction in medication (outpatient counter)

Practicing sterile techniques

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Invitation to Pharma-Science, Life Sciences, Introduction to Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Drug Therapy, Drug Development, Pharmaceutical Services, Community Healthcare, Pharmaceutical Science, Drug Preparation, Pharmaceutics, Drug Information, and other

The preliminary studies for in-service practical training take place in the fourth year at the Multipurpose Laboratory (Faculty of Pharma-Science) located adjacent to Teikyo University Hospital. The training simulates basic tasks carried out by pharmacists, such as drug preparation and giving instruction on taking medicines. In the fifth year, students have 11 weeks of in-service practical training at both a hospital and a pharmacy. The hospital training takes place in facilities such as university-affiliated hospitals in Itabashi and Mizonokuchi. In the pharmacy training, students learn from actual work, including general pharmaceuticals, conducted by pharmacists who contribute to their community.

Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

Teikyo University

School of MEDICINE

Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

School of Medicine

Humanity is the foundation of medicine.

Faculty of Pharma-Science

Educational Objectives

We provide a cutting edge learning environment where you will master the secret of healthcare with pharmaceuticals.

Educational Objectives

To fa cil it at e lea r n i ng w it h comprehe n sive curriculums.

Be a person rich in traits and character before being a physician. We strive to offer the learning environment to bring this to realization.

Topics

School of MEDICINE

We aim to develop clinical healthcare professionals who have the ability to think from a patient's perspective.

●First Year to Sixth Year Itabashi Campus

Admissions Information

■Our practical training programs are conducted in the advanced hospital facilities in collaboration with Teikyo University Hospital.

Admissions Information

Campus Information

●Ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Selected Subjects

■Through cutting-edge research and clinical training, we aim to cultivate attitudes as professional pharmaceutical scientists and help them develop ability to set challenges and solve problems.

Topics

●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Selected Subjects

Campus Information

Communication

Pharmaceutical training

In-service Practical Training

Practical Diagnostics

Academic Assistance

Practicing instruction in medication (outpatient counter)

Practicing sterile techniques

Faculty of PHARMA-SCIENCE

Teikyo University

Faculty of ECONOMICS

Faculty of LAW

Economy is an essential requirement for human existence.

Faculty of Economics

In a country of nomocracy, law is fundamental to the national governance.

Faculty of Law

Educational Objectives

To develop business leaders that can accurately read the economic tide of the twenty-first century.

To aspire to master the basic knowledge of laws with a central focus on the Six Codes. To develop the ability to make balanced judgment and to think logically.

To train imaginative minds that can create new business models.

To offer fulfilling courses relevant to the various certification exams.

To foster knowledge and skills that can solve issues faced by modern society through practical curriculum. Campus Information Department of Economics, Department of Business Administration, Department of Tourism Management ●First Year to Fourth Year: Hachioji Campus

Department of Regional Economics

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year: Utsunomiya Campus

●First Year to Fourth Year Hachioji Campus

Admissions Information

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Economics

Instead of starting with principle theory, learn Economics from the moving scene.

■The curriculum stresses the importance of applied learning. The faculty members with academic, business and government backgrounds give lectures that are based on their experiences. ■The broad options in the curriculum allow students to study economics from the fields they are interested in, then studying in depth the subjects they hope to pursue. ■Through these studies, students will be able to set a clear vision about their future. Having such a concrete picture after graduation is important for them to develop competitive consciousness and acquire the habit of creative thinking. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic Seminar I and II, Introduction to Game Theory I and II, Economic History of Japan I and II, and other

Department of Regional Economics

Established on Utsunomiya Campus in April 2011.

Fostering human resources who can revitalize and rejuvenate communities.

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Law

■Three courses have been offered, Civil Service, Legal Management and Legal Profession, to allow students to specialize in their preferred field. ■Our emphasis is placed not only on interpreting theories but also on teaching laws as a practical science. Students are encouraged to attain attitudes as legal specialists and learn law as a practical science. ■Practical lectures are given by experienced faculty members with careers in the legal profession, bureaucracy, scholarly activities or corporate legal responsibilities. Topics

■We nurture individuals who have an adventuresome spirit and can energize communities with new concepts and ideas. ■By working together with local corporations and government organizations, students receive practical learning through educational programs that focus on fieldwork. ■Curriculum is prepared through cooperation with the Faculty of Science and Engineering located within the same campus and the Department of Tourism Management in Hachioji Campus to provide highly concentrated lessons.

The actual court environment a c c o m m o d a ti n g a citize n judge system is reproduced using four cameras and other devices in a multimedia classroom where students can experience the world of legal practices. In the lessons of trials under the realistic court environments, students themselves hold a court as persons concerned in cases.

We encourage students to acquire the ability to find and solve problems, with a sense of purpose and a positive attitude.

■After entering the university, students can select from three majors:Business Administration for in-depth studies on general business management, Business and Accounting to learn accounting and its practices, and Sports Management for sports-related business administration. ■All the subjects are divided into three levels: Introduction, Basics, and Advanced Studies. Students can tailor their learning to their abilities and academic progress. ■The instruction organically ties together theory and practice to enable students to take it upon themselves to recognize and solve problems in modern society. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic Seminar I and II, Life Insurance I and II, Non-life Insurance I and II, and other

Department of Tourism Management

We develop human resources that are academically accomplished having a good cosmopolitan outlook and solid expertise

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: English for Tourism A and B, Basic Seminar I and II, Public Health Studies A and B, Culture and Tourism A (Japanese Culture) and B, Graduate Thesis I and II, and other

Faculty of ECONOMICS

Criminal Procedure Code A and B Criminal cases guarantee the rights of suspects and the accused, and at the same time, must be speedily and appropriately processed by striving to discover the substantive truth. To understand the entire process to which criminal cases are subjected, classes examine real cases presented in as straightforward a manner as possible while incorporating practical discussions. Students interested in criminal proceedings should demonstrate enthusiastic class participation.

Course Descriptions:

■The curriculum gives students the keys to understand the significance of tourism in modern society and to learn the mechanisms involved in the production, distribution, and consumption of tourist products. ■Faculty members with a wealth of experience in tourism offer highly effective instruction and guidance through seminars, practical training, and internship programs. ■The course provides education and research into the planning and management of tourist sites, and tourism-related legal and policy frameworks in order to foster individuals who can contribute to regional and community development.

Selected Subject

Mock Court

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Economics I and II, Macroeconomics I and II, Microeconomics I and II, Seminar on Regional Economics I and II, Seminar on Regional Revitalization I and II, and other

Department of Business Administration

We deliver applied education with a focus on transforming law from "knowledge" to "wisdom."

Civil Service Course:

Legal Management Course:

Legal Profession Course:

This course has been designed for students who aspire to work within the civil service or students who aim to acquire specific legal qualifications.

This is the perfect course for students who plan to work for a business enterprise where they can make active use of their legal knowledge.

This course is intended for students who hope to go on to the graduate law school in preparation to write the bar examination and with an aspiration to play an active role in legal circles.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Life Design Exercise I and II, Constitution A and B, English III and IV, Basic Education Exercise I and II, Discussion on Municipal Administration A and B, Tax Law A and B, Legal Exercise III and IV, and other

Faculty of LAW

Teikyo University

Faculty of ECONOMICS

Faculty of LAW

Economy is an essential requirement for human existence.

Faculty of Economics

In a country of nomocracy, law is fundamental to the national governance.

Faculty of Law

Educational Objectives

To develop business leaders that can accurately read the economic tide of the twenty-first century.

To aspire to master the basic knowledge of laws with a central focus on the Six Codes. To develop the ability to make balanced judgment and to think logically.

To train imaginative minds that can create new business models.

To offer fulfilling courses relevant to the various certification exams.

Department of Regional Economics

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year: Utsunomiya Campus

●First Year to Fourth Year Hachioji Campus

Admissions Information

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Economics

Instead of starting with principle theory, learn Economics from the moving scene.

Department of Regional Economics

Established on Utsunomiya Campus in April 2011.

Fostering human resources who can revitalize and rejuvenate communities.

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Law

We encourage students to acquire the ability to find and solve problems, with a sense of purpose and a positive attitude.

Department of Tourism Management

We develop human resources that are academically accomplished having a good cosmopolitan outlook and solid expertise

Faculty of ECONOMICS

Course Descriptions:

Selected Subject

Mock Court

Department of Business Administration

We deliver applied education with a focus on transforming law from "knowledge" to "wisdom."

Civil Service Course:

Legal Management Course:

Legal Profession Course:

This course has been designed for students who aspire to work within the civil service or students who aim to acquire specific legal qualifications.

This is the perfect course for students who plan to work for a business enterprise where they can make active use of their legal knowledge.

This course is intended for students who hope to go on to the graduate law school in preparation to write the bar examination and with an aspiration to play an active role in legal circles.

Faculty of LAW

Teikyo University

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Faculty of Liberal Arts

Having another look at cultural roots will inspire true creation.

Educational Objectives

Getting back to the starting point of learning will help cultivate the ability to think at a fundamental level. To nurture cultural enrichment as a driving force of intelligence that can be applied working in various occupations. To offer education providing a wide range of knowledge and practical skills through programs designed to earn professional qualifications and licenses. Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year Hachioji Campus

Admissions Information ●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Education

The pedagogy major ■A wide range of fields is taught to allow students to study subjects required for their careers after graduation. Students have many career options. ■Students will absorb knowledge and skills to apply their theoretical studies to on-site situations. They will find these skills useful even in a corporate environment. ■The importance of school internship and volunteer activities is stressed. Practical instructions are offered to nurture students’adaptability.

Elementary Education Major-Elementary Education Course ■A wide range of subjects is offered for students aspiring to become kindergarten or elementary school teachers with a high level of expertise and practical skills. ■Students can also obtain certification for positions including teacher at a special-needs school, school librarian, and qualified psychologist. Studies primarily focus on elementary education, but also encompass diverse topics such as education-related psychology. ■Students will learn readily useful skills through practical instruction that includes participation and volunteer activities in education at Teikyo University Elementary School.

Elementary Education Major-Early Childhood Education Course ■Students in this course, by learning subjects necessary to obtain qualifications, acquire a high level of expertise in diverse fields, including pedagogy and psychology. ■They are also encouraged to nurture adaptability by handson experiences of interacting with children through volunteer activities at Teikyo University Kindergarten, as well as local daycare centers, kindergartens and welfare facilities. ■They will foster their qualities by comprehensively studying the theory of childcare and practical learning.

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

We have introduced teaching methods to put theories into practice by offering opportunities for contact with children.

Department of Japanese Cultures ■ Detailed instructions from basic to in-depth studies are given by faculty members who specialize in a wide range of fields, including Japanese thoughts, literature, society, films, religion, mass culture and others. ■ In their well-organized unique lessons, an eternal theme on the essence of Japanese culture is pursued. ■ Students can go on to pursue a variety of career paths, such as becoming a teacher of the Japanese language, social studies, geography/history, and calligraphy, as well as a museum curator, a librarian, a publisher, or a person in mass media.

Department of History ■ Students can choose a course that interests them from among five courses of Japanese History, Oriental History, Western History, Geography and Archeology. ■ By combining lectures, seminars, practical training, reading of historical books, etc. in the respective course of their choice, students can deepen knowledge of their major fields. ■ The curriculum, prepared in consideration of contemporary needs, consists of unique and diverse subjects, including Paleography and History of Regional Culture, Arts, Women and Family.

Department of Sociology

We encourage students to study both historical and contemporary Japanese Culture in depth and from many dimensions.

Selected Subject

Japanese Culture Studies (Movies) I & II This course explores the characteristics of Japanese culture through the appreciation of representative Japanese movies. Those typified by Akira Kurosawa and Yasujiro Ozu have received worldwide acclaim, but in actuality many people have never watched the classic films created by those directors. In this class, students will watch those representative productions as well as many other classic Japanese films and interpret the films to grasp the essence of Japanese culture.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: English I and II, Introduction to Japanese Culture I and II, English III and IV, Basic Exercise for Japanese Cultural Studies I and II, Exercise for Comparative Cultural Studies A and B, I and II, Graduation Thesis I and II, and other

We encourage students to find fulfilling ways of life for the future through dialog with the past and present.

Selected Subject

Seminar on Geography 1–4, I and II In geography, maps and aerial photos serve as important tools used in area surveys. . In spring, students primarily study topographic maps, while in the fall they learn to read aerial photos and receive practical training on mapping of statistical data and mapping using computers. The course aims to teach the skills used to decipher aerial maps by utilizing stereoscopic vision (3D) in order to understand the geographic features of an area and its land utilization.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Japanese History I and II, English III and IV, Cultural Studies Exercise I and II, History of Political Thought in Japan I and II, History of Political Thought in Asia I and II, Graduation Thesis I and II, Comprehensive Lectures I and II, and other

In the real world, things are never textbook perfect. That is what makes studying social sciences so captivating.

Selected Subject

Education History A (Education History in Japan) In nearly all university classrooms, students enter wearing their regular footwear, but up through high school it is common for students to change shoes at the school entrance. Why does Japan have this kind of custom? The various social etiquettes regarding school and education that the Japanese have considered ordinary cannot be viewed as universal when seen from the perspective of other nations or the past. This class uses history as a point of entry in an attempt to relativize different fixed concepts and cultivate an eye for viewing education.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Education I and II, Educational Research Literacy I and II, Seminar on Education A and B, and other

■ There are 2 courses offered, each with different goals. The Media Communications Course focuses on the study of mass media, and the Sociology Course studies general sociology. ■ Lessons are taught in small classes from first- to third-year students to encourage their positive and active class participation. ■ Students can acquire solid expertise through a buildup method and detailed instructions from the basics.

Selected Subject

Survey Creation I and II Students will form several groups and create surveys for various topics, such as television, music, soccer, and fashion. They can demonstrate their skills by exercising their knowledge within groups to generate hypotheses about what kind of people watch television or like J-POP and western music. Students will test their hypotheses by drawing up a survey that uses precise language that is easy to respond to. This class improves teamwork and the ability to think deeply about topics.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: English I and II, Introduction to Sociology I and II, English III and IV, Social Research Methodology I and II, Sociology Exercise I and II, Analytical Methods for Computer Data I and II, Graduation Thesis I and II, and other

Life Design Exercise I and II Students are afforded numerous opportunities to observe elementary school classes by taking advantage of the fact that Teikyo University Elementary School is located on campus. The fall semester incorporates class analysis in Life Design Exercise II. With the cooperation of the elementary school, students are able to learn (1) class analysis methods and (2) unit learning goals in advance and then observe classes. The following week, students conduct a class analysis in groups for each grade observed and report to their class. Being involved in actual classes through on-site cooperation from their first year of study allows students to experience learning that organically brings together theory and practice. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Education I and II, Early Childhood Education A and B, Discussion on Education for Children with Disabilities A and B, Discussion of Elementary and Middle School Education A and B, and other

Selected Subject

Nursery School Teaching Methods (Environment I and II) Practical instruction that includes growing plants and raising animals is provided because close involvement with a natural environment is an important element that encourages child development at day care facilities and kindergartens. However, there is concern that students who aspire to become childcare workers lack hands-on experiences with nature due to changes in the social environment. Therefore, this class gives students first-hand experience growing seasonal vegetables in gardens located on campus. Students grow vegetables by tilling the soil, planting seeds and seedlings, and becoming well acquainted with earth, weeds, and insects. Their efforts are rewarded when it comes time to harvest the vegetables. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Education I and II, Educational Research Literacy I and II, Early Childhood Education A and B, and other

Department of Psychology ■ A variety of subjects in psychology and related fields are offered to enable extensive studies. Students can also acquire qualification for certified psychologist from the Japanese Psychological Association. ■ In the third year and above, students join one of the three courses, Basic, Developmental and Social Psychology, to pursue their own specialized studies. ■ Complete facilities and laboratories, including a behavioral development observation room attached with a monitor room, are available for them to study effectively.

You can study specialized fields such as clinical psychology while studying general psychology.

Selected Subject

Basic Research and Practical Training in Psychology The study of psychology values experimental methods to scientifically make sense of psychological occurrences. However, unlike chemistry and physics experiments, experimenting on“emotions” requires unique skills and ways of conceptualizing and viewing things. This class conducts small-group experiments and practical training to look at 8 themes, including how we view the world, how we learn new behavior, and how we conduct ourselves when we cooperate and compete with others. While studying psychology, students learn ways to conduct the essential experiment, and simultaneously analyze and examine experimental results, then summarize that information into reports. By repeating these actions, they acquire the ability to analyze data, think logically, and express themselves on paper.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: English I and II, Introduction to Psychology I and II, English III and IV, Psychology and Statistics I and II, Special Laboratory for Psychology I and II, Laboratory for Psychology A and B, Graduation Thesis I and II, and other.

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Teikyo University

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Faculty of Liberal Arts

Having another look at cultural roots will inspire true creation.

Educational Objectives

Admissions Information ●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Education

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

We have introduced teaching methods to put theories into practice by offering opportunities for contact with children.

Department of Sociology

We encourage students to study both historical and contemporary Japanese Culture in depth and from many dimensions.

Selected Subject

We encourage students to find fulfilling ways of life for the future through dialog with the past and present.

Selected Subject

In the real world, things are never textbook perfect. That is what makes studying social sciences so captivating.

Selected Subject

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Education I and II, Educational Research Literacy I and II, Seminar on Education A and B, and other

Selected Subject

You can study specialized fields such as clinical psychology while studying general psychology.

Selected Subject

Faculty of LIBERAL ARTS

Teikyo University

Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

Faculty of Language Studies

Nurturing human resources that can communicate and work hand in hand with global society.

Faculty of Science and Engineering Educational Objectives

Educational Objectives

To master practical skills that help humankind and society. To develop human resources that lead the way into new eras with the cutting-edge technology of today. To develop creative engineers active in fields ranging from basic research to applied science.

We put a strong emphasis on tutoring programs provided by outstanding instructors to offer guidance tailored to individual students. To improve true global understanding and communication skills. To deliver education which embraces a wide range of culture in conjunction with a specialty.

Campus Information

Admissions Information

●First Year to Fourth Year Utsunomiya Campus

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

※Depending on the student’s proficiency in Japanese they may be required to take a Japanese language course in their first year at Hachioji Campus.

Department of Mechanical and Precision System Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year

Hachioji Campus

Admissions Information

●Special entrance exam for international students (students cannot select their native language) ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

We provide a practical learning environment to elevate interest and enthusiasm for manufacturing. ■We offer fully equipped facilities for manufacturing, including a workshop for practical training, a CAD Laboratory, and an automotive service. ■Practical training and laboratory work are conducted in small groups, and lectures and instruction are delivered in an easy-to-understand manner during carefully crafted classes. ■We offer comprehensive support services, including lifestyle guidance by full-time instructors and individual job counseling by instructors assigned to supervise graduation research.

Department of Language Studies

We encourage students to take active roles in society as persons with a true international outlook who, in addition to having command of foreign languages, understands the culture behind those languages.

■Department Features Students entering this department are to select a compulsory major language course from among English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese and Korean. Students can also select a different optional language from among English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korea, Italian and Russian. A course for studying in England is offered for students who have chosen the English language course and wish to study abroad. The course participants will stay in England for 10 months in their first year and advance to the second year upon returning to Japan.

■Curriculum Features Based on our principle to encourage students to learn linguistics together with culture, students in each course learn“Languages and Cultures of the World I and II”as compulsory subjects. They are also required to take the “preseminar”class in their second year and“seminar” in their third. In their fourth year, they are to choose between“graduation thesis / production”or“graduation seminar.”This curriculum allows students to enhance their expertise by clarifying fields that interest them and becoming aware of problems.

English Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, English Heritage I, II, III, IV Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

German Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, German Grammar I and II, Comprehensive German III and IV, Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

French Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, , French Grammar I and II, , Comprehensive French III and IV , Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

Spanish Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, Spanish Grammar I and II, Comprehensive Spanish III and IV, , Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

Chinese Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, Chinese Grammar I and II, Comprehensive Chinese III and IV, Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

Korean Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, Korean Grammar I and II, Comprehensive Korean III and IV, Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Information Basics I and 2 (including Practical Training), Basic Mathematics, Machine Drawing Method, Integral Calculus, Mechanical Workshop, Mechanical Dynamics, Graduation Research, Career Coaching, and other

Department of Human Information Systems Based on information science and electronics, make an integrated study of the people and the system. ■We aim to nurture engineers and researchers who, from their humanoriented perspectives, can contribute to human welfare based on their expertise on information science and electronics. ■From the second half of the sophomore year, students take one of three advanced courses, Information System Course, Advanced Electronics Course and Human System Course, to pursue higher-level studies. ■Our curriculum allows students to learn wide-ranging fields, including hardware /software, energy, control techniques, robotics, communications and human science. A complete e-learning system, with which students can study at their own level of understanding, is also available. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Information Basics I and 2 (including Practical Training), Basic Mathematics, Basic Mechanical Engineering Laboratory Work, Mathematical Statistics 1 and 2, Information Theory, Human-Computer Interaction, Graduation Research, Information Society Studies, and other

Selected Subjects

Asian Societies and Cultures China, one of our neighbors, is currently in the center of worldwide attention because of its economic growth, the Beijing Olympics, etc. This lesson examines China’ s climate, population, ethnic groups and families and other social and cultural aspects.

International Exchange Do you know how Japanese animations and popular songs you are familiar with are accepted worldwide? Which Japanese brands are well known abroad? In this lesson, you will explore interchanges between Japan and the rest of the world through familiar issues.

Department of Information Science Correspondence Course Correspondence education to learn the same regular curriculum as day students. A flexible study system that allows students to learn at their own pace is available. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: English 1 and 2S, Information Basics 1 and 2S, , Information Science Exercises 1,2,3 and 4M, Programming 1,2,3 and 4M, Discussion of Database T, Information System T, and other

S: Schooling Class, M: Media Class, T: Text Class

Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

Addressing challenges such as the global environment and energy issues that involve the survival of humankind.

Department of Aerospace Engineering The sky’s the limit in the field of aerospace. Turn your sky-high aspirations into reality.

Aerospace Engineering Course

■Mathematics, physics, chemistry, information science, language (English, expression in writing) and other basic subjects are thoroughly taught. There are also makeup courses for some of these subjects to enable students to progress in their studies without fail. ■Complete programs for laboratory exercises are offered (basic engineering experiment in the second semester of the second year, aerospace engineering in the first and second semesters in the third year) to promote“applied learning,”one of Teikyo’s educational goals. The curriculum also includes hands-on experience program, including visits to facilities and factories and in-the-hangar exhibition of the real T2 & T3 trainer aircrafts. ■ Focused guidance on students’graduation thesis, carrier choices and employment, are offered. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Information Basics 1 and 2 (including Practical Training), Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Physics 3, Aerospace Engineering Laboratory Work 1 and 2, Experiments in Aerospace Engineering 1 and 2, Graduation Research, Space Communication, and other

Helicopter Pilot Course

■Thorough instruction is provided in fundamental subjects, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, information science, and languages (English, writing skills). Some courses can be repeated to improve academic skills. ■Students receive thorough training through comprehensive experiments that meet one of our educational objectives,“to focus on practical sciences” (basic engineering experiments: second semester of second year; aerospace engineering experiments: first and second semesters of third year), and practical teaching (tours of facilities/plants, hangar exhibition T2 & T3 training aircraft). ■The course offers attentive advice for graduate research, career counseling, and employment guidance. ■Pilot training takes place twice a week from the second semester the first year. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Information Basics 1 and 2 (including Practical Training), Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Complex Variable Functions, Physics 3, Aerospace Engineering Laboratory Work 1 and 2, Experiments in Aerospace Engineering 1 and 2, Graduation Research, Space Communication, and other

Department of Biosciences Study bioscience from the fundamentals to enhance your ability to make a contribution to society. ■Uniform education that combines the primary subjects of biology, chemistry and English with related specialized subjects is offered. ■The focus is on well-developed bioscience experiments and learning about the latest technologies. ■In the fourth year, extensive graduation research takes place under various instructors. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Information Basics I and 2 (including Practical Training), Chemistry 1 and 2, , Basic Biosciences Laboratory Work, Cell Biology, Nucleic Acid Engineering, Graduation Research, Special Bioscience Laboratory Work 1 and 2, and other

Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

Teikyo University

Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

Faculty of Language Studies

Nurturing human resources that can communicate and work hand in hand with global society.

Faculty of Science and Engineering Educational Objectives

Educational Objectives

Campus Information

Admissions Information

●First Year to Fourth Year Utsunomiya Campus

●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

※Depending on the student’s proficiency in Japanese they may be required to take a Japanese language course in their first year at Hachioji Campus.

Department of Mechanical and Precision System Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year

Hachioji Campus

Admissions Information

Department of Language Studies

English Course Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Languages and Cultures of the World I and II, English Heritage I, II, III, IV Graduation Thesis/Graduation Requirements I and II, and other

Selected Subjects

S: Schooling Class, M: Media Class, T: Text Class

Faculty of LANGUAGE STUDIES

Addressing challenges such as the global environment and energy issues that involve the survival of humankind.

Department of Aerospace Engineering The sky’s the limit in the field of aerospace. Turn your sky-high aspirations into reality.

Aerospace Engineering Course

Helicopter Pilot Course

Faculty of SCIENCE and ENGINEERING

Teikyo University

Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of Medical Technology

Developing the medical science technicians needed in the present day.

Nurturing leaders in advanced medical technology.

Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology

Educational Objectives

To be a good medical service technician, master the expertise/skills as well as culture/ethics required of professionals to assume the responsibilities for delivering sophisticated medical services and to acquire the basics for life-long learning. To acquire the ability and creativity to accurately understand and solve problems, cultivating a foundation to adapt to the continuing advancement of medicine/related sciences and changes in social conditions. In addition to medical skills, to develop rich traits and character while acquiring education to become a member of society with an international outlook.

To acquire the high level of expertise required of a physiotherapist or occupational therapist, by learning the basics, gaining experience and mastering exceptional skills. To cultivate a sense of ethics to respect people's lives and dignity. To develop individual and unrestrained creativity and independent judgment.

Admissions Information

●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Orthoptics

Department of Clinical Laboratory Science

We develop orthoptists with warm hearts and exceptional knowledge and skills in a fulfilling learning environment.

We aim to develop data analysis specialists that can discuss laboratory data.

■Students can receive instructions directly from eminent faculty members who are active in the front line of medicine. ■Comprehensive clinical practice takes place at Teikyo University Hospital, which leads the country in the number of patients with strabismus (cross eye) and amblyopia (lazy eye) and the number of surgeries performed for strabismus. The degree of extensive clinical training offered is unlike other institutions. ■Depending on the contents of the training program, students conduct on-campus training useful in the clinical medical setting. We offer practical training programs for laboratory tests required in the medical field.

■We stress the importance of risk management education to ensure safety in medical services. We also pay great attention to communication with patients to enable them to feel comfortable with our services. ■Students will master expertise on clinical tests and their roles in team medicine, so that they can take appropriate actions any time with a high ethical sense. ■Given a rise in infectious diseases that spread worldwide, we foster medical technologists who can handle medical care, including provision against these diseases, with a full knowledge of globalization in medicine.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Logic, Bioethics, Orthoptic Physiology (including Practical Training), Orthoptic Pathology, Clinical Medicine II (Internal Medicine), Clinical Medicine III (Surgery), Special Lectures on Orthoptic Training, Practical Training I, and other

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic Medicine, Introduction to Medicine, Experiments in Chemistry, Practicum in Pathology, Practicum in Blood Testing, Practicum in Analyzing Pathological Conditions, Practical Training, and other

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Department of Nursing We offer a borderless learning environment where students acquire an international viewpoint. ■In addition to lectures, the department also incorporates a variety of study styles, such as group work, practice exercises, tours, and practical training in an effort to allow students to think for themselves and take the initiative to learn. ■In the“Fresh Seminar”and“ Advance Seminar,”lectures are given in a small class to offer detailed guidance, beginning from how to learn to career planning. ■In the nursing lecture program, taken in the third and fourth years, students can learn areas currently attracting great attention in the fields of health care, medical treatment and welfare, such as reproduction and transplantation treatment, cancer nursing and international nursing.

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Department of Radiological Technology We develop radiation technology specialists that can respond to sophisticated requests in clinical practice. ■The department takes advantage of being located next to Teikyo University Hospital to offer comprehensive medical and technological education from numerous outstanding doctors and technicians. ■Students can enhance their expertise as healthcare professionals by learning firsthand the specific responsibilities of radiologists, their role in team medicine and interaction with patients through practical training at the Teikyo University Hospital. ■To foster medical workers with an ethical outlook, scholarship and knowledge, each class has been assigned with a faculty member in charge, so that students can receive detailed instructions. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic Medicine, Experiments in Physics, Mathematics in Medicine, Medical English, Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Dissecting Clinical Images, Diagnostic Imaging Equipment, and other

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year Fukuoka Campus

Admissions Information ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Itabashi Campus

Department of Sport and Medical Science Acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills to become a specialist in sports and medicine. Sports Health Course

■Our primary mission is the nurturing of specialists who can play an active role in the lifelong care field. ■The curriculum is designed to allow students to understand human beings from diverse aspects, while developing mature personalities and global perspectives to become reliable specialists. ■Students in the Health and Sports course learn extensively through interactions with students of other departments at the Hachioji campus for four years. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic English I and II, Life Design Exercise I and II, Physiology II, Sports Medicine II, Sports Anatomy II, Clinical Sports Medicine (surgery) III, Introduction to Becoming an Athletic Trainer II, Measurement & Assessment Training, and other

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Bioethics, Health Assessment, Anatomy I, Physiology, Health Policy Studies, Pediatric Nursing Assistance Studies, Public Health, and other

To foster a broad perspective that can respond to changes in internationalization and an information-driven society, and to experience training overseas in order to acquire the fundamental tools needed to carry out international medical services (for those who are interested).

Department of Physical Therapy ■In addition to the acquisition of knowledge and skills, the program fosters a rich humanity in students that enables them to understand a patient’s emotions. Students also learn a cooperative spirit necessary to operate as a member of a medical team. ■The first year begins by focusing on analyzing patient conditions, and students fine-tune their pragmatic senses through long-term general clinical practice. ■The department trains physical therapists who can be active in a wide range of fields, including medicine, health, welfare, and sports.

Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year Hachioji Campus

Rehabilitation is like a symphony played in the harmony of each individual’s skills.

Selected Subject

Physical Therapy Research Methods Students study the fundamentals of research methods in physical therapy in accordance with the research process that involves framing a hypothesis based on research theme findings and the relationship between physical therapy and other academic fields, then drawing up a research plan, implementing research, presenting results, and developing new theories. Students also study single case design when conducting clinical research. This cultivates a foundation of skills that can build up the study of physical therapy as a science.

Emergency Medical Technician Course

■Our primary mission is to train specialists to play an active role in the emergency medical treatment field. ■The curriculum is designed to give students the ability to understand human beings from a variety of perspectives while developing a rich humanity and an international outlook to become a trusted professional. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Basic English I and II, Life Design Exercise I and II, Physiology II, Pharmacology II, Internal Medicine V, Special Lectures on Emergency Medicine I and II, and other

Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year Itabashi Campus

Department of Judo Therapy We develop bonesetters who understand the human body down to cell conditions to help people who are injured and suffering. ■Students can enhance expertise as judo physiotherapist through empathic studies in biology, medicine and bioethics. ■We help students give high-quality treatment based on the advantages of judo physiotherapy. ■Thorough instructions are given to each student through exercises in planning his / her own life. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Structure of the Human Body 1 (Anatomy), Structure of the Human Body 2 (Anatomy), Structure of the Human Body 3 (Anatomy), Structure of the Human Body 3 (Physiology), Structure of the Human Body 4 (Clinical Anatomy; incl. Practical Training), Professional Ethics and Relevant Laws & Regulations, Practical Training in Clinical Therapy 3, Comprehensive Practical Training in Judo Therapy 1, and other

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Utsunomiya Campus

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Written English Expression, Communication in Medicine, Physiology II and III, Diagno sis & Testing for Diseases, Fundamental Practicum in Physical Therapy II, Comprehensive Practicum in Physical Therapy, Clinical Training III, Graduation Research, and other

Department of Occupational Therapy

We offer a fulfilling learning environment and program to support holistic rehabilitation.

■In addition to imparting knowledge and skills necessary to practice medicine and give medical care, in-depth therapy education creates individuals with a well-rounded character to produce human resources that are outstanding medical professionals.

Selected Subject

■Full-fledged clinical practice creates a foundation for communication that is needed in a medical team. The department aims to foster individuals sufficiently capable of working in a medical environment.

Physical Function in Occupational Therapy I

■To be able to respond to the internationalization of medicine, the department offers overseas training in Denver, USA, an area leading the field of occupational therapy. We are producing human resources with an excellent sense of internationalism.

In occupational therapy, goal-oriented activities become treatment measures against impairments in physical function. Goal-oriented activities, which focus on the outcome of actions, encourage large movements to boost concentration skills and coordination. Occupational therapists conduct a detailed analysis of an individual’ s occupational activities to break them up into steps ranging from simple movements to complex movements to assist with improving and maintaining function. The study of physical function in occupational therapy takes a person’s occupational activities into account and accordingly, studies necessary equipment, environmental accommodations, and the acquisition of adaptive skills for social reintegration.

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Written English Expression, Communication in Medicine, Physiology II and III, Diagno sis & Testing for Diseases, Physical Function in Occupational Therapy I, Practical Exercises for Physical Function in Occupational Therapy I, Special Lectures on Physical Therapy and Societal Living, Graduation Research, and other

Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Teikyo University

Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of Medical Technology

Developing the medical science technicians needed in the present day.

Nurturing leaders in advanced medical technology.

Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology

Educational Objectives

Admissions Information

●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Department of Orthoptics

Department of Clinical Laboratory Science

We develop orthoptists with warm hearts and exceptional knowledge and skills in a fulfilling learning environment.

We aim to develop data analysis specialists that can discuss laboratory data.

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Itabashi Campus

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year Fukuoka Campus

Admissions Information ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Itabashi Campus

Department of Sport and Medical Science Acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills to become a specialist in sports and medicine. Sports Health Course

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Bioethics, Health Assessment, Anatomy I, Physiology, Health Policy Studies, Pediatric Nursing Assistance Studies, Public Health, and other

Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year Hachioji Campus

Rehabilitation is like a symphony played in the harmony of each individual’s skills.

Selected Subject

Emergency Medical Technician Course

Campus Information ●First Year to Fourth Year Itabashi Campus

Campus Information

●First Year to Fourth Year

Utsunomiya Campus

Department of Occupational Therapy

We offer a fulfilling learning environment and program to support holistic rehabilitation.

Selected Subject

Physical Function in Occupational Therapy I

Faculty of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of FUKUOKA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Teikyo Junior College

Teikyo University Junior College

Expanding possibilities in a solid learning environment to help students pursue their careers.

Teikyo Junior College

In 2 years, students acquire the education and practical skills that are helpful in the real world. Students also have the option of transferring to Teikyo University

Teikyo University Junior College

Educational Objectives

Characteristics

The urban campus with an ideal learning environment allows students to devote themselves to the study of health and human welfare. Students can learn subjects necessary to obtain qualification with detailed instructions from the faculty. Students absorb knowledge through firsthand experiences in the curriculum that stresses practical training and experimental programs. Campus Information

Teikyo Junior College

Transfer admission test

(Examination in academic subjects, interviews, document examination)

Allowing students to choose from many options in accordance with their interests. An open curriculum makes it possible to also study special education subjects offered in the 4-year depar tments. They can be counted as university credits when transferring to Teikyo University.

Admissions Information

●Hatagaya Campus

Teikyo University Group Transfer admission system

Offer ing hear t-to -hear t inst r uction to each student.

●Ao entrance exam,recommended entrance exam,ordinary entrance exam

Teikyo University

(Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies and Science and Engineering)

※Please refer to our website for details: www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/

Campus Information

Department of Living Science Since problems relating to society and mental health have become serious in modern society, this department encourages students to deepen their knowledge of these fields to think about their careers from a broader perspective. ■For 2 years, students can thoroughly study the topics of health and human happiness on Hatagaya Campus, which offers convenient access to the downtown area. ■Students can receive educational guidance that is important to their future, including information on obtaining qualifications that are beneficial in the real world. ■The curriculum includes a complete set of subjects necessary to obtain qualifications and those closely related to life, such as cooking practice, food related experiments, sewing practice and information processing drills.

Living Science Major ■Nurse Teacher Course

A course for persons aspiring to become a health teacher. We foster individuals who support the nurturing of children and students healthy both in body and spirit. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Living Science, Practical Training in Health Studies I and II, Developmental Psychology, General Health Studies, Nursing I‒VI, Environmental Health, Practicum in Anatomy & Physiology, Pediatric Health Care I, Practicum in Health Studies, and other

Department of Early Childhood Education

■Students study while interacting with children from the nearby Teikyo Megumi Kindergarten. ■The department provides assistance in a variety of ways to help students obtain qualifications.

Child Education Major ■Child Education Course

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Early Childhood Studies I and II, Introduction to Teaching, Pediatric Health Care I and II, Introduction to Social Welfare, Social Welfare Assistance Skills, Child Welfare Studies, Practical Music Skills, Physical Expression, Fundamentals of Nutrition, and other

Child Education Studies Major ■Major

Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Overview of Early Childhood Studies, Infant Care, Special Needs Care, Health Care, Artistic Expression, Practical Childcare Training I B (on-site training), and other

■Life and Culture Course

The theme of this course is,“Achieving even better lifestyles.”To do so, we must acquire improved social skills. The curriculum incorporates a variety of subjects, including internships, for the purpose of developing social skills and the foundation necessary to function as a member of society. Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Introduction to Living Science, Clothing and Lifestyles, Career Design I and II, Basic Presentations/ Successful Presentations, Aromatherapy I and II, Medical Office Work I, II, and III, Dietary Habits, Housing, Environmental Health, Homemade Sweets, Practicum in Apparel Design I and II, and other

Dietary Nutritionist Major ■Dietician Course

This course produces dieticians who are active in facilities such as hospitals and social welfare institutions. Students can obtain qualifications for a Category II Nutrition Teaching Certification, Category II Middle School Teaching Certification (Home Economics), or a Food Specialist (choose from one of the three). Curriculum and Specialized Courses: Anatomy & Physiology, Practicum in Anatomy & Physiology, Biochemistry, Introduction to Social Welfare, Public Health Studies, Nutrition & Physiology, Practice in Food Preparation, In-service Practical Training for School Lunch Management I and II, and other

Teikyo University Junior College

Transfer admission test

(examination in academic subjects, interviews, documentary examination)

Department of Human Cultures ■ Students are treated to attentive instruction in small classes that address each person’ s individuality and desires. ■Through English and culture studies, and courses in advertising and drama-based skills, students learn effective communication and mutual understanding, which are skills crucial to becoming a professional who is active on the international stage. ■The department offers employment counseling and support for transferring to university. Students who wish to matriculate to Teikyo university can utilize the open curriculum to Teikyo university education courses.

Enhancing medical skills in a complete learning environment. ■Students can fully prepare themselves for national certification tests through lessons conducted in small classes under the instruction of the faculty familiar with these tests. ■Specific career guidance is given to students who have obtained certifications. The extensive network of graduates helps find employment or start new businesses. ■In the judo physiotherapist course (night course), students can receive a service to be introduced to orthopedic clinics or other places of employment where they can work during the day, so that they can continue studying on their own.

Physical Functional Restoration Course (day and Evening courses) ■Judo Therapy Course

Curriculum and Specialized Subjects: Hygiene, Public Health, Anatomy I, II, and III, Physiology I, II, and III, Health Behavior Therapy I, II, and III, Sports Injury Therapy, Health Behavior Techniques I‒VIII, and other

■Clinical Testing Course

Curriculum and Specialized Subjects: Practicum in the Structure & Function of the Human Body, Pathology, Relevant Laws & Regulations I and II, History of Human Disease, Testing & Disease, Practicum in Parasites in Our Daily Lives, Health as Understood Through Laboratory Data I‒V, and other

Clinical Engineering Major Curriculum and Specialized Subjects: Structure & Function of the Human Body I and II, Practical Training in Basic Medicine, Clinical Pharmacology, Introduction to Applied Mathematics, Electrical & Electronic Engineering I and II, Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering I and II, Introduction to System Engineering, Information Systems Practicum, Practical Training on Medical Treatment Equipment, Biological Function Substitution Technology I‒V, Overview of Safety Management in Medicine I and II, and other

Teikyo Junior College

Teikyo University Group Transfer admission system

Department of Life Care

Physical Environmental Care Course

Admissions Information ●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam

Providing a superior learning environment that fosters early education professionals who possess excellent knowledge and skills. ■In the 3-year“Child Education Studies/Child Education Course,”students can obtain qualifications to become a nursery school teacher or category II preschool educator.

●First Year to Second Year Hachioji Campus

Teikyo University

(Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies and Science and Engineering)

※Please refer to our website for details: www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/

Encouraging students to acquire attitudes to learn on their own through the presentation-based lessons.

Selected Subject

Human & Cultures I–VIII The class will introduce recently produced outstanding movies and anime produced both in Japan and abroad with the aim of refining students’senses, heightening understanding, and teaching the fundamentals of written critiques. Students will make new discoveries and experience emotions through the introduction of not only well-known productions, but hidden masterpieces as well. The occasional puzzlement serves as an advantage that boosts the ability to critique. The class gives students practice at writing their own views in an easy-to-understand account. Curriculum and Specialized Subjects: Comprehensive English I and II, Information Literacy I and II, Comprehensive English III and IV, Life Design Exercise III and IV, Language & Culture III and IV, and other

Department of Contemporary Business ■Practical computer training is held twice a week for 1 year in classes divided according to whether students have beginner or advanced computer skills. In the second year, students undergo skills training for practical business, and advanced students learn an even higher level of information processing. ■ Students can take subjects in the Faculty of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies, etc. at the Hachioji Campus. After graduation, they can start working or also transfer to any of the faculties of Teikyo university (excluding the Faculty of Medicine, Pharmacy and Medical Technology). ■Students can obtain a variety of qualifications, including Category 2 Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), Advanced Secretarial Certification, Advanced Information Processing Certification, Advanced Business Skills Certification, Sports Leader Certification, Camp Instructor Certification, qualification to take the exam for medical management, and qualification to take the exam for medical management secretary.

Aiming to nurture human resources who can succeed in the business world in the future. Selected Subject

Asian Culture and Society 1 and 2 Asia is gaining the ability to lead the world in a variety of fields. This class introduces Asian countries garnering attention such as China and India, and incorporates social and cultural comparisons. Japan’ s traditional view of nature is found in anime, and holds one of the keys to solving environmental issues. The class will make comparisons with America and Europe and consider whether universalization on a global scale of Asian traditions and concepts is possible. Curriculum and Specialized Subjects: Introduction to Information Processing, Basic Computing, OA Equipment Training, Business English 1 and 2, Information Processing Practicum, Multimedia Practicum, and other

Teikyo University Junior College

Teikyo Junior College

Teikyo University Junior College

Expanding possibilities in a solid learning environment to help students pursue their careers.

Teikyo Junior College

In 2 years, students acquire the education and practical skills that are helpful in the real world. Students also have the option of transferring to Teikyo University

Teikyo University Junior College

Educational Objectives

Characteristics

Teikyo Junior College

Transfer admission test

(Examination in academic subjects, interviews, document examination)

Admissions Information

●Hatagaya Campus

Teikyo University Group Transfer admission system

Offer ing hear t-to -hear t inst r uction to each student.

●Ao entrance exam,recommended entrance exam,ordinary entrance exam

Teikyo University

(Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies and Science and Engineering)

※Please refer to our website for details: www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/

Campus Information

Living Science Major ■Nurse Teacher Course

Department of Early Childhood Education

■Students study while interacting with children from the nearby Teikyo Megumi Kindergarten. ■The department provides assistance in a variety of ways to help students obtain qualifications.

Child Education Major ■Child Education Course

Child Education Studies Major ■Major

■Life and Culture Course

Dietary Nutritionist Major ■Dietician Course

Teikyo University Junior College

Transfer admission test

(examination in academic subjects, interviews, documentary examination)

Physical Functional Restoration Course (day and Evening courses) ■Judo Therapy Course

■Clinical Testing Course

Teikyo Junior College

Teikyo University Group Transfer admission system

Department of Life Care

Physical Environmental Care Course

Admissions Information ●Special entrance exam for international students ●AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam

●First Year to Second Year Hachioji Campus

Teikyo University

(Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies and Science and Engineering)

※Please refer to our website for details: www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/

Encouraging students to acquire attitudes to learn on their own through the presentation-based lessons.

Selected Subject

Aiming to nurture human resources who can succeed in the business world in the future. Selected Subject

Teikyo University Junior College

Graduate School

Graduate School Division of First Basic Medicine Division of Second Basic Medicine Graduate School of Medicine (Doctoral Degree Program)

Division of Social Medicine Division of First Clinical Medicine Division of Second Clinical Medicine

Graduate School of Pharma-Science (Doctoral Degree Program) ※1

Graduate School of Economics (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Graduate School

Graduate School of Law (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Division of Pharma-Science

●Pharmacology ●Clinical Pharmacy

Division of Economics

●Economic Theory and Policies ●Tax Law (Tax Accountant)

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Graduate School of Public Health

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Law

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures

Graduate School of Teacher Education

Division of Management

●MBA ●Accounting System (A and B) ●Information Management ●Tourism Management

Division of Japanese History & Cultural Properties （Doctoral and Master’ s Degree Programs）in the Graduate School of Liberal Arts is currently being established and will launch in FY2012.

Graduate School of Medicine Medical studies build the fundamental clinical skills of physicians. Division of First Basic Medicine Division of Second Basic Medicine Division of Social Medicine Division of First Clinical Medicine Division of Second Clinical Medicine Doctoral Degree Program

※Certain conditions must be met to be eligible to apply. For details, please check the guidelines for applicants.

Division of Japanese Cultures（Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs）

Graduate School of Pharma-Science

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Refining a highly sophisticated insight under the guidance of experienced teaching staff and pharmacists.

Striving for a high level of expert professionalism that operates with “vision.”

Division of Pharma-Science

Division of Orthoptics

We foster nursing professionals who can address the needs of all people and possess a high degree of practical skills and research ability.

Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacy Courses

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Program

Division of Nursing Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Japanese History and Cultural Properties（Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs）※2

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

Division of Clinical Psychology (Master's Degree Program) Division of Psychology (Doctoral Degree Program)

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Division of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies Division of Integrated Engineering（Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs） Division of Informatics Science <Correspondence Course> (Master's Degree Program)

Graduate School of Public Health

We strive to develop human resources that utilize practical science to master advanced healthcare services, while taking into consideration the sophistication and diversification of the radiology field.

We cultivate leaders in clinical laboratory science of the new age.

We cultivate individuals who can be active as practitioners who lead others and possess professional abilities based on healthcare practices.

Division of Clinical Laboratory Medicine Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Public Health Master's Degree Program

(2-year course, 1-year course)

Division of Clinical Radiology

Graduate School of Teacher Education (Master's Degree Program) Graduate School of Public Health (Master's Degree Program)

Division of Clinical Laboratory Medicine

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Law

Division of Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education

Our outstanding professors will train students to become business strategists that are economic professionals.

We develop skilled specialists to lead business management of the 21st century.

We nurture legal thinkers who see things legally.

●School Leader Course ●Education Practice Advanced Course

Division of Economics

Division of Public Health

※1・※2 Establishment in 2012 is under contemplation

In recent years, graduate schools have come to play an important role that not only nurtures researchers and college instructors, but also provides society with professionals who have a greater degree of expertise. To address this need, Teikyo University has established graduate programs that include 10 graduate schools and 21 majors. We have opened the doors to motivated students who aspire to master their respective areas of discipline. Studying at a graduate school will pave the way toward becoming a high-caliber professional.

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Division of Nursing

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Pursuing all areas of study in even greater depth and with even greater focus on specialization.

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Division of Clinical Radiology

Division of Orthoptics

Graduate School

Graduate School of Pharma-Science

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Division of Law

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Graduate School of Medicine

Students Message

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Management Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Law Doctoral and Master's & Degree Programs

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics, Information)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics)

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

We train students born in the age of new education to study aspects of Japanese culture from a broad perspective.

Get qualifications of candidacy for an exam for Clinical Psychotherapists to be a psychological clinician that contributes to society.

We develop high-caliber psychology researchers to solve special challenges of today.

Division of Japanese Cultures

Division of Clinical Psychology

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Type 1 Designated Graduate School by Japanese Certiﬁcation Board for Clinical Psychologist

Division of Psychology Doctoral Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Programs

Graduate School of Economics Economics, 2nd year, Master’ s Degree Program

Zheng Ying Classes that have highly specialized instruction are full of new discoveries. The learning environment allows me to concentrate on my own research. The greatest advantage to studying at Teikyo University is the fact that there are many classes that offer a high degree of expertise. The teachers have a wealth of practical experience and have all studied overseas, so it is very helpful to studying international economics, not just Japan and China. In terms of campus life, there are T-SAC staff who speak Chinese, so I feel at ease because I can communicate even detailed nuances. At graduate school, I’ m studying the development process of the daytime real estate market. In the future, I’ d like to work in a job that involves the development of the Chinese economy. Data

●Living Accommodations: 1-room apartment with living/dining/kitchen shared with a roommate ●Rent: 30,000 yen

●Part-time Job: 3 days a week ●scholarship: Yes (private study grant for international students)

■Specialized Certifications - Middle School Teaching Certification (Japanese) & High School Teaching Certification (Japanese)

■Specialized Certiﬁcations: High School Teaching Certiﬁcation (Civics)

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures

Graduate School of Teacher Education

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Utilizing methods common to different fields, we nurture “interdisciplinary human resources” that can decipher cultural phenomena around the world.

We cultivate teachers with remarkable individuality of expertise and who possess a wide range of insights and abilities.

Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies

Division of Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education

We offer comprehensive training and research opportunities for a wide range of specialized programs that students can choose from. Our Correspondence Course makes active use of e-learning to increase specialized knowledge. Division of Information Science

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Master's Degree Program

(concurrent 3-year course, 1-year course)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (English), High School Teaching Certification (English)

Division of Integrated Engineering (Correspondence Course) Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Programs

■Specialized Certifications [Division of Integrated Engineering] High School Teaching Certification (Engineering) [Division of Information Science (Correspondence Course)] High School Teaching Certification (Information)

Graduate School

Graduate School Division of First Basic Medicine Division of Second Basic Medicine Graduate School of Medicine (Doctoral Degree Program)

Division of Social Medicine Division of First Clinical Medicine Division of Second Clinical Medicine

Graduate School of Pharma-Science (Doctoral Degree Program) ※1

Graduate School of Economics (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Graduate School

Graduate School of Law (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Division of Pharma-Science

●Pharmacology ●Clinical Pharmacy

Division of Economics

●Economic Theory and Policies ●Tax Law (Tax Accountant)

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Graduate School of Public Health

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Law

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures

Graduate School of Teacher Education

Division of Management

●MBA ●Accounting System (A and B) ●Information Management ●Tourism Management

Division of Japanese History & Cultural Properties （Doctoral and Master’ s Degree Programs）in the Graduate School of Liberal Arts is currently being established and will launch in FY2012.

※Certain conditions must be met to be eligible to apply. For details, please check the guidelines for applicants.

Division of Japanese Cultures（Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs）

Graduate School of Pharma-Science

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Refining a highly sophisticated insight under the guidance of experienced teaching staff and pharmacists.

Striving for a high level of expert professionalism that operates with “vision.”

Division of Pharma-Science

Division of Orthoptics

We foster nursing professionals who can address the needs of all people and possess a high degree of practical skills and research ability.

Pharmacology & Clinical Pharmacy Courses

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Program

Division of Nursing Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Japanese History and Cultural Properties（Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs）※2

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

Division of Clinical Psychology (Master's Degree Program) Division of Psychology (Doctoral Degree Program)

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Graduate School of Public Health

We cultivate leaders in clinical laboratory science of the new age.

We cultivate individuals who can be active as practitioners who lead others and possess professional abilities based on healthcare practices.

Division of Clinical Laboratory Medicine Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Public Health Master's Degree Program

(2-year course, 1-year course)

Division of Clinical Radiology

Graduate School of Teacher Education (Master's Degree Program) Graduate School of Public Health (Master's Degree Program)

Division of Clinical Laboratory Medicine

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Law

Division of Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education

Our outstanding professors will train students to become business strategists that are economic professionals.

We develop skilled specialists to lead business management of the 21st century.

We nurture legal thinkers who see things legally.

●School Leader Course ●Education Practice Advanced Course

Division of Economics

Division of Public Health

※1・※2 Establishment in 2012 is under contemplation

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Division of Nursing

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology (Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs)

Pursuing all areas of study in even greater depth and with even greater focus on specialization.

Graduate School of Medical Care and Technology

Division of Clinical Radiology

Division of Orthoptics

Graduate School

Graduate School of Pharma-Science

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Division of Law

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Graduate School of Medicine

Students Message

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Management Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Division of Law Doctoral and Master's & Degree Programs

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics, Information)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (Social Studies), High School Teaching Certification (Civics)

Graduate School of Liberal Arts

We train students born in the age of new education to study aspects of Japanese culture from a broad perspective.

Get qualifications of candidacy for an exam for Clinical Psychotherapists to be a psychological clinician that contributes to society.

We develop high-caliber psychology researchers to solve special challenges of today.

Division of Japanese Cultures

Division of Clinical Psychology

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Type 1 Designated Graduate School by Japanese Certiﬁcation Board for Clinical Psychologist

Division of Psychology Doctoral Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Programs

Graduate School of Economics Economics, 2nd year, Master’ s Degree Program

●Living Accommodations: 1-room apartment with living/dining/kitchen shared with a roommate ●Rent: 30,000 yen

●Part-time Job: 3 days a week ●scholarship: Yes (private study grant for international students)

■Specialized Certifications - Middle School Teaching Certification (Japanese) & High School Teaching Certification (Japanese)

■Specialized Certiﬁcations: High School Teaching Certiﬁcation (Civics)

Graduate School of Languages and Cultures

Graduate School of Teacher Education

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Utilizing methods common to different fields, we nurture “interdisciplinary human resources” that can decipher cultural phenomena around the world.

We cultivate teachers with remarkable individuality of expertise and who possess a wide range of insights and abilities.

Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies

Division of Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education

Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Master's Degree Program

(concurrent 3-year course, 1-year course)

■Specialized Certifications: Middle School Teaching Certification (English), High School Teaching Certification (English)

Division of Integrated Engineering (Correspondence Course) Doctoral and Master's Degree Programs

Doctoral Degree Programs

Graduate School

Teikyo University

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

Admission Procedure Teikyo University Information Request Center

Ask us about Student Visa, our pre-admission support services and the other related matters.

Information Request: 0120-123361 (toll free no.); 9:00am‒10:00pm (available on weekends, holidays, year’ s end, and New Year’ s)

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

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Getting Information and Application for Admission

To request information be sent to an overseas address, please use the contact information below: Teikyo Study Abroad Center

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Mon.‒Fri.: 8:45am‒5:00pm/Sat: 8:45am‒12:30pm (excluding holidays, year’ s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3])

world for international exchange.

＊Submissions from overseas can only be accepted if there is a representative in Japan who can handle the paperwork, etc. T-SAC was established to address various challenges created by the mounting tide of globalization and the promotion of internationalism within the Japanese educational circles. The Center oﬀers preparatory courses for Japanese as a foreign language, Counseling Department and Business Section, with its functions including the conclusion of agreements with respect to accepting international students and sending Japanese students abroad to study. At present, approximately 400 international students study at Teikyo University and Teikyo Junior College combined whereby one will have opportunities to be exposed to various foreign languages and cultures by simply being on a Teikyo campus.

・Shinkai Jidosha Kogyo Ltd. ・MATRIX Co., Ltd. ・Hirosho Co., Ltd. ・Grandourmiki Co., Ltd. ・Seto Food, Co., Ltd.

Major career options of foreign Advance to students

graduate school 54.1%

●Get off at Seiseki Sakuragaoka Station, Keio Line Ride the bus from Keio Bus No.2 stop for approx. 13min. heading toward Teikyo University campus and get off at the last stop. ●Get off at Takahadafudo Station, Keio Line Ride the bus from Keio Bus No.1 stop for approx. 10min. heading toward Teikyo University campus and get off at the last stop. ●Get off at Tamacenter Station, Odakyu Tama Line, Keio Sagamihara Line Ride the bus from Keio Bus No.4 stop for approx. 14min. heading toward Teikyo University campus and get off at the last stop. ●Get off at Otsuka - Teikyo University Station, Tama Monorail Walk for approx. 15min.

Trading companies 2.7%

Distribution 16.2%

・Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Corp. ・ Kappa Create Co., Ltd. ・ Nankinken Shokuhin Co., Ltd., other

Information provided by: Career Support Center

Entrance

Entrance Examination Center

Toei Mita Line Itabashi-kuyakusho-mae Station Gas Station

To Sugamo

Mitsui-Sumitomo Bank

Jujo Station

Police Box

To Oji

Teikyo Junior College (Hatagaya Campus)

Jokan intersection Miike Kogyo High School

Omuta Asics

City Hall

Katsudachi Police Box

Teikyo Orthopedic Clinic

Meat Shop Nakamura

Fukuoka Campus

Teikyo Megumi Kindergarten Mos Burger

Higashitani Housing Katsudachi Complex Housing Complex Hibarioka Housing Complex

Hitokuchichaya

Merukusu (Mr Max)

to Arao/Kumamaoto

●Get off at Nishitetsu Omuta Station, Omuta Line, Nishitetsu Tenjin/ Omuta Station, JR Kagoshima Main Line Nishitetsu Bus: 15min. to Teikyo University. Get off at the last stop. ＊ A school bus also runs from Omuta Station.

to Takaido

Seven-Eleven to Kanuma

Ashikaga Bank Main Branch to Otani

Ministop

Toyosato Chuo Elementary School

Post Oﬃce

Utsunomiya Beltline (Miyakan)

Keirin Racing Course Utsunomiya Shogyo High School

to Fukushima

to Kuroiso

●Get off at Utsunomiya Station, Utsunomiya Line, Tohoku Shinkansen Ride the bus from Kanto Bus No.5 stop heading to Teikyo University, New Fujimi, and Utsunomiya Museum of Art for 20min. and get off at Teikyo University. ●Get off at Tobu Utsunomiya Station, Tobu Utsunomiya Line Ride the Kanto Bus/JR Utsunomiya Station for 25min. and get off at Teikyo University. ●10min. by car from the Utsunomiya I.C. on the Tohoku Expressway

Teikyo International Center

Omuta Garden Hotel

Toyosatodai Shopping Center

Seven-Eleven

●Get off at Jujyo Station, JR Saikyo Line Walk for approx. 10min. ●Get off at Oji Station, JR Keihin Tohoku Line Ride the bus from Kokusai Kogyo Bus No. 6 stop to Itabashi Station for 10min., then get off at Teikyo University Hospital

to Tachibana intersection

Shinsakae machi Station

Utsunomiya Museum of Art

Utsunomiya Campus

Tobu Utsunomiya Station

Teikyo University Hospital Bus Stop

to Fukushima

JR Utsunomiya Station

Netz Toyota

Hatagaya Campus, Teikyo Junior College

・Kakushigen Co., Ltd. ・Yamada Denki Co., Ltd.

Kanjo 7th Line

to Kurume/Hakata

Gas Station

Finance 2.7%

to Nikko Tohoku Expressway

Lin e

e Tama Lin Odakyu Odakyu Tamacenter Station

Tamacenter Station

Toei Mita Line Itabashi Honmachi Station

To Akabane

mihara Keio Saga

Utsunomiya Campus Ubagahashi Bus Stop

Inaridai Bus Stop

Sa ik

Keio Tamacenter Station

Rt. 208

・Lawson Inc.

Keio Li ne Mogusa Housing Complex Bus Stop Seiseki Teikyo Sakuragaoka Station kita D ori Teikyo University University North Gate Campus Bus Stop

Main General Administration Gate Group, 3F, Main Building Gusto Otsuka - Teikyo Teikyo University University Station Bus Stop East Gate

JR Kagoshima Main Line

・Sanbelm Co., Ltd.

Study Services abroad 8.1% 8.1% Manufacturers 8.1%

Itabashi Campus Takahata Fudo Station

Fukuoka Campus

There are many international students at Teikyo University who further their education after graduating from university or find employment at a Japanese company. Students have found employment at the following companies.

Hachioji Campus

To Yugi

●Assistance with renewing/changing residence status The student visa must be renewed for each period of stay. We will help draw up and prepare the necessary documents, which may differ depending on an individual’s circumstances. Please consult with T-SAC if you have any questions.

Everyone on the T-SAC staff has studied and lived abroad, so we have all experienced the uncertainties, anxieties, language barriers, and differences in customs and communication that exchange students are facing. Therefore, our greatest asset is the fact that we can sympathize with you and help you solve your problems. We provide assistance not only for campus life, but also for all aspects of living in Japan, including alien registration, visa applications, opening a bank account, and finding an apartment. If you have any concerns or worries, stop by! We’ll do our best to help you.

Access Map

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●Issuance of commuter ID and other identification Necessary identification documents will be issued when purchasing a student commuter pass.

All faculties/departments

(excluding the special entrance exam for exchange students/entrance exam for the Division of Japanese Language Education)

●Special Classes for International Students After being admitted to the faculty, if you are not comfortable with Japanese or if you have concerns about your life on campus, we offer a full support structure. With respect to the subjects such as English, Modern English and Practical English, these courses are offered with contents gearing towards international students and, as alternate subjects, Japanese I through IV are offered with several classes being available for each level. Both Life Design Exercise (prerequisite) and Japanese Expressions (prerequisite elective) gearing toward international students are also offered in several classes.

Employment Assistance for International Students

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（ T-SAC）

AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Nati Rou onal H te 1 ig 7 (N hway aka sen

(excluding the Department of Aerospace Engineering/Helicopter Pilot Course)

(excluding holidays, school anniversary (6/29), year’ s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3])

●Guidance for International Students Guidance Counseling is available to international students to teach the school regulations and to offer guidance in relation to studying and living in Japan. If you have any concerns or problems with study, college life and other related issues, come in and talk to us anytime at the Guidance Counseling desk or the reception at T-SAC. We are here to help you.

We give you our full support to help you with Japanese or unfamiliar aspects of living in a foreign country!

Sayumi Oishi

Department of Regional Economics, Faculty of Economics/Faculty of Science and Engineering

Post-Admission Student Support Services:

Message

Teikyo Study Abroad Center

Teikyo University Utsunomiya Campus Student Support Team 1-1 Toyosatodai, Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture 320-8551 TEL: 028-627-7123 s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3]) Mon.‒Fri.: 9:00am‒5:00pm/Sat: 9:00am‒12:30pm (excluding holidays, year’

Teikyo University Entrance Exam Center 2-11-1 Kaga, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 173-8605 TEL: 0120-335933 Mon.‒Fri.: 8:30am‒5:00pm/Sat: 8:30am‒12:30pm

Tama Monorail

●Housing Placement Service Students who have obtained the Certificate of Eligibility for Residence Status (VISA) need to secure a place to live after being admitted to the school prior to coming to Japan. When renting an apartment in Japan, a guarantor is required to co-sign the lease but we have speci al arrangem ents w ith som e m ajor housing rental agencies whereby we will assume the role of guarantor for certain properties specified by us to facilitate the lease agreement process for our students.

＊The Department of Education, Faculty of Liberal Arts will be reorganized in April 2012 and is currently in the process of being established as the Faculty of Education. Details can be found on the university website.

For details, please check information on entrance exams.

Omuta Line, Nishitetsu Tenjin

●Assistance for obtaining the Certificate of Eligibility for Residence Status (VISA) With respect to international students living abroad who have completed the admission procedure, we offer instructions to prepare the required documentations to apply for VISA. Additionally, after all the documentations have been received from students, T-SAC will submit their applications on their behalf.

Faculty of Economics (excluding Department of Regional Economics)/Faculty of Law/Faculty of Liberal Arts*/Faculty of Language Studies (Faculty of Education)/Teikyo University Junior College/Division of Japanese Language Education

Inquiries about submissions (where to submit application)

Omuta Line

We have a pre-admission support service for you.

Admissions Group, Hachioji Campus, Teikyo University 359 Otsuka, Hachioji City, Tokyo 192-0395 TEL: 042-678-3317 s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3] and 1/14) Mon.‒Fri.: 8:45am‒5:00pm/Sat: 8:45am‒12:30pm (excluding holidays, year’

Rokugo Street

Not comfortable with Japanese?

Resident staffs fluent in foreign languages including Chinese, Korean and English are available at T-SAC. Don’t worry if you are not comfortable with Japanese, our staff can help you.

Special entrance exam for internatinal students/Entrance exam for the Division of Japanese Language Education Entrance Exam

Scholarship Information Teikyo University has the following scholarship programs available to students of high scholastic standing and good conduct. For more details, please contact our head office. General Administration Department

Hachioji Campus TEL：042-678-3310

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Hatagaya Station (north exit), Keio New Line ●Get off at Hatagaya Station, Keio New Line Walk approx. 7min. ●Keio Bus, West Exit of JR Shinjuku Station: Ride 12min. heading toward Nakano Station and Nakano Shako. Get off at Rokugo Street and walk for approx. 2min. ●West Exit, Shibuya Station, Keio Bus: Ride approx. 20min. heading toward Nakano Station via Hatagaya. Get off at Hatagaya, then walk for approx. 7min.

to Shinjuku

Private information (applicant’s name, address, etc.) submitted in application documents will be used by Teikyo University for purposes related to school enrollment information and entrance exams. Execution of the aforementioned work will be entrusted in part to a subcontractor (hereinafter, referred to as the Consignee). When subcontracting the said work, Teikyo University may provide all or part of an applicant’s private information to the Consignee with whom the university has concluded a confidentiality agreement. For details, please see the Teikyo University website.

Admission Procedure

Teikyo University

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

Admission Procedure Teikyo University Information Request Center

Ask us about Student Visa, our pre-admission support services and the other related matters.

Information Request: 0120-123361 (toll free no.); 9:00am‒10:00pm (available on weekends, holidays, year’ s end, and New Year’ s)

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（T-SAC）

http://www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/applicants/material/index.html The Information Center can only send information within Japan.

Getting Information and Application for Admission

To request information be sent to an overseas address, please use the contact information below: Teikyo Study Abroad Center

This is the Teikyo University Group

Email:

Network's contact point open to the

TEL:+81-42-678-3237／FAX：+81-42-678-3544

t-sac@main.teikyo-u.ac.jp ＊Please allow a few days for the information to arrive.

Mon.‒Fri.: 8:45am‒5:00pm/Sat: 8:45am‒12:30pm (excluding holidays, year’ s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3])

world for international exchange.

・Shinkai Jidosha Kogyo Ltd. ・MATRIX Co., Ltd. ・Hirosho Co., Ltd. ・Grandourmiki Co., Ltd. ・Seto Food, Co., Ltd.

Major career options of foreign Advance to students

graduate school 54.1%

Trading companies 2.7%

Distribution 16.2%

・Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Corp. ・ Kappa Create Co., Ltd. ・ Nankinken Shokuhin Co., Ltd., other

Information provided by: Career Support Center

Entrance

Entrance Examination Center

Toei Mita Line Itabashi-kuyakusho-mae Station Gas Station

To Sugamo

Mitsui-Sumitomo Bank

Jujo Station

Police Box

To Oji

Teikyo Junior College (Hatagaya Campus)

Jokan intersection Miike Kogyo High School

Omuta Asics

City Hall

Katsudachi Police Box

Teikyo Orthopedic Clinic

Meat Shop Nakamura

Fukuoka Campus

Teikyo Megumi Kindergarten Mos Burger

Higashitani Housing Katsudachi Complex Housing Complex Hibarioka Housing Complex

Hitokuchichaya

Merukusu (Mr Max)

to Arao/Kumamaoto

to Takaido

Seven-Eleven to Kanuma

Ashikaga Bank Main Branch to Otani

Ministop

Toyosato Chuo Elementary School

Post Oﬃce

Utsunomiya Beltline (Miyakan)

Keirin Racing Course Utsunomiya Shogyo High School

to Fukushima

to Kuroiso

Teikyo International Center

Omuta Garden Hotel

Toyosatodai Shopping Center

Seven-Eleven

to Tachibana intersection

Shinsakae machi Station

Utsunomiya Museum of Art

Utsunomiya Campus

Tobu Utsunomiya Station

Teikyo University Hospital Bus Stop

to Fukushima

JR Utsunomiya Station

Netz Toyota

Hatagaya Campus, Teikyo Junior College

・Kakushigen Co., Ltd. ・Yamada Denki Co., Ltd.

Kanjo 7th Line

to Kurume/Hakata

Gas Station

Finance 2.7%

to Nikko Tohoku Expressway

Lin e

e Tama Lin Odakyu Odakyu Tamacenter Station

Tamacenter Station

Toei Mita Line Itabashi Honmachi Station

To Akabane

mihara Keio Saga

Utsunomiya Campus Ubagahashi Bus Stop

Inaridai Bus Stop

Sa ik

Keio Tamacenter Station

Rt. 208

・Lawson Inc.

Keio Li ne Mogusa Housing Complex Bus Stop Seiseki Teikyo Sakuragaoka Station kita D ori Teikyo University University North Gate Campus Bus Stop

Main General Administration Gate Group, 3F, Main Building Gusto Otsuka - Teikyo Teikyo University University Station Bus Stop East Gate

JR Kagoshima Main Line

・Sanbelm Co., Ltd.

Study Services abroad 8.1% 8.1% Manufacturers 8.1%

Itabashi Campus Takahata Fudo Station

Fukuoka Campus

Hachioji Campus

To Yugi

Access Map

do)

●Issuance of commuter ID and other identification Necessary identification documents will be issued when purchasing a student commuter pass.

All faculties/departments

(excluding the special entrance exam for exchange students/entrance exam for the Division of Japanese Language Education)

Employment Assistance for International Students

Teikyo Study Abroad Center（ T-SAC）

AO entrance exam, recommended entrance exam, ordinary entrance exam, National Center Test entrance exam

Nati Rou onal H te 1 ig 7 (N hway aka sen

(excluding the Department of Aerospace Engineering/Helicopter Pilot Course)

(excluding holidays, school anniversary (6/29), year’ s end/New Year’ s [12/29‒1/3])

We give you our full support to help you with Japanese or unfamiliar aspects of living in a foreign country!

Sayumi Oishi

Department of Regional Economics, Faculty of Economics/Faculty of Science and Engineering

Post-Admission Student Support Services:

Message

Teikyo Study Abroad Center

Teikyo University Entrance Exam Center 2-11-1 Kaga, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo 173-8605 TEL: 0120-335933 Mon.‒Fri.: 8:30am‒5:00pm/Sat: 8:30am‒12:30pm

Tama Monorail

For details, please check information on entrance exams.

Omuta Line, Nishitetsu Tenjin

Inquiries about submissions (where to submit application)

Omuta Line

We have a pre-admission support service for you.

Rokugo Street

Not comfortable with Japanese?

Resident staffs fluent in foreign languages including Chinese, Korean and English are available at T-SAC. Don’t worry if you are not comfortable with Japanese, our staff can help you.

Special entrance exam for internatinal students/Entrance exam for the Division of Japanese Language Education Entrance Exam

Hachioji Campus TEL：042-678-3310

waterworks

to Shinjuku

Admission Procedure

Teikyo University Guide Book