『日蓮聖人御伝木版画 ― 辻説法 ―』Nichiren Shonin Biographical Woodblock Print: Street Preaching
After Nichiren Shonin proclaimed the founding of his sect in his home province of
Awa on the 28th day of the fourth month in 1253, he entered Kamakura. The city at
the time was beset by earthquakes, windstorms, droughts and plagues, leaving the
populace afflicted with anxiety and fear. This scene depicts Nichiren Shonin, having
come down to the streets of Kamakura from the Matsubagayatsu hermitage, preachingon the streets (tsuji seppou) to passersby, and enthusiastically expounding on the
Lotus Sutra. The location where he preached would have been crowded as it was on
the boundary between the merchant quarter and the residential quarter, and close to
the headquarters of the Kamakura Bakufu.

*Picture property of Rissho University Library.

Shinagawa Campus
4-2-16 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku,
Tokyo 141-8602, Japan
Tel: +81-3-3492-0377
Email: oinet@ris.ac.jp

Kumagaya Campus
1700 Magechi, Kumagaya-shi,
Saitama 360-0194, Japan
Tel: +81-48-536-6011
Email: kint@ris.ac.jp
https://international.ris.ac.jp/

Overview
Origins of Rissho University
Rissho University's history and tradition began about 440 years ago as a school for priests of the Nichiren Sect of Buddhism, foundedin 1580. The Rissho University we know today took shape in 1872 with the introduction of modern educational reforms, and it now
boasts a full slate of undergraduate and graduate programs with seven graduate schools and nine undergraduate faculties housing 16
departments managed by Rissho Daigaku Gakuen.
The university's name originates from Rissho Ankoku Ron , a book written in the Kamakura Period (1192-1333) by Nichiren Shoninwhen he was 39 years old.

The Founding Spiritof Rissho University
Seek truth and show sincerity.
Value justice and reject evil.

School Emblem

Desire peace and serve humankind.

Rissho University's emblem is a stylized kanji for the word
“university” resting atop two blossoms and a branch of a mandarin

一、真実を求め至誠を捧げよう

orange tree.
The mandarin orange tree was a favorite of Nichiren Shonin and

一、正義を尊び邪悪を除こう

the fragrance of its lily-white blossoms along with the brightness of
its green leaves symbolize the university's commitment to nurturing
the hearts and minds of those who seek truth, value justice, anddesire peace.

The school color, green, was inspired by the

一、和平を願い人類に尽そう
School Emblem

evergreen mandarin orange tree, which expresses the eternal

Blossoms of
Mandarin Orange Treevitality and spirit of innovation that flows through the university.

The name of Rissho University is derived from Rissho Ankoku Ron (On Establishing the Correct Teaching for the Peace of the Land)
by Nichiren Shonin, the founder of Nichiren Buddhism. According to Kaimokusho (Liberation from Blindness), which he wrote
while in exile in Sado, he had been driven to practice a way of life that would contribute to society as a true practitioner of Buddhism

School Logo

by “Three Vows” he took when he was young, namely to become the pillar of Japan, the eyes of Japan, and the vessel of Japan.
Inspired by these words, Tanzan Ishibashi, our 16th President, rephrased them in a modern style to create the Founding Spirit ofRissho University.

A logo was chosen through a vote of faculty members, administrative staff,

Those who study at our institution are expected to embody the Rissho Spirit, acquire knowledge and skills suited to the times, andand students for the university's 150th anniversary in 2022. The concept

contribute to human society.

of the logo is future-oriented development basedon tradition, dynamism, and social involvement.
The two intertwining Rs of the logo express ourintention to move toward the future and strengthen
our ongoing efforts to contribute to society.

Visions of Education
Cultivating Morality and Expertise 「モラリスト×エキスパート」を育む。
Rissho University established and pursues its vision of education, Cultivating Morality and Expertise , based on the spirit of its

The 150th Anniversary
Rissho University celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2022. The motif of the

Cultivating Morality and Expertise means nurturing individuals capable of making the world and those who live in it better in thefollowing ways:

logo was insight and wisdom capable of viewing truth in the past, present,

1. Cultivating personal restraint

and future. Rissho University strove toward the year 2022 and beyond with

2. Cultivating great sensitivity and the capacity for sharing the happiness and sorrow of others

the insight and wisdom, the spirit

3. Cultivating the essential knowledge and morality required by adults

of inquiry and flexibility of mind
to identify and pursue our social
missions based on justice in all
our endeavors.

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foundation.

The world we live in is encountering serious social and environmental issues, and we believe that society requires individuals withspecialized knowledge and skills who are capable of cooperating with others, discussing ideas, and taking action to solve problems.
Rissho University thus contributes to society through Cultivating Morality and Expertise.

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History

Iidaka Danrin Kodo

Nichiren-Shu University

Iidaka Danrin, an educational institution forpriests of Nichiren Buddhism, founded in
Shimousa (Sosa-shi, Chiba)

1949

1872

I idaka Danrin abolished; Shokyoin establishedin Nihon-enoki (Minato-ku, Tokyo)

1950

1904

 ichiren-Shu Daigakurin established inNOsaki (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo) pursuant to the
Vocational School Ordinance

1580

1907

 ichiren-Shu Daigakurin renamed NichirenN
Shu University

1924

 he Faculty of Letters, Preliminary Course,T
and Graduate School established pursuant toUniversity Ordinance

Former Osaki Campus

 ld Faculty of Letters divided into Faculty ofO
Letters and new Faculty of Buddhist Studies,
based on this Act aculty of Economics and Junior College es­Ftablished epartment of English Literature added toD
Faculty of Letters

1951

 issho University became Rissho Daigaku
R
Gakuen when converted from incorporated
foundation to incorporated school, pursuant toPrivate School Act

Junior College

Former Kumagaya Campus

1992 enovation of Osaki Campus completed (120thR
anniversary project)

1994

Graduate School of Law established1996

Faculty of Social Welfare established1998

 raduate School of Business AdministrationG
established

2000

2011

 epartment of Interpersonal and Social Psy­D
chology established within the Faculty ofPsychology

2012Interpersonal and Social Psychology master's
program established as part of the Graduate
School of Psychology
140th anniversary of the university celebrated

Faculty of Geo-Environmental Science established2014

Osaki Campus renamed Shinagawa Campus

Graduate School of Social Welfare established2016

 raduate School of Geo-Environmental SciencesG
established ducational Welfare master's program establishedE
as part of the Graduate School of Social Welfare

201750th anniversary of Kumagaya Campus celebrated

2021

Faculty of Data Science established raduate School of Humanities and SociologyGestablished2002

130th anniversary of the university celebrated,
the Faculty of Psychology established1947

 epartment of Geography added to the FacultyDof Letters1967

 aculty of Business Administration establishedF
Kumagaya Campus opened

2004

Graduate School of Psychology established1949

 enamed Rissho University and restructuredRpursuant to the School Education Act

1981

Faculty of Law established2009

Renovation of Kumagaya Campus completed

1988

Graduate School of Economics established

Kumagaya Campus

150th Anniversary Memorial Hall completed
2022

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150th anniversary of the university celebrated

Shinagawa Campus©Shigeo Ogawa

Gate Plaza(Building 1)

Ishibashi Tanzan Memorial Auditorium

Academic Cube
(Building 19)

RiLLFore(Rissho University Library Learning Forest)

150th Anniversary Memorial Hall

©Shigeo Ogawa

Lotus Hall

©Shigeo Ogawa

Stairway Square4

Faculties
学部

Faculty of Buddhist Studies

Faculty of Social Welfare

The Faculty of Buddhist Studies embodies the spirit that Rissho University was founded upon, andits goal is to cultivate students capable of contributing to society, following the benevolence of theBodhisattva. Designed to help students acquire wisdom and attain greater self-realization, the Faculty's
unique curriculum allows students to explore the multifaceted aspects of humanity, society, history,
philosophy, culture and the arts from the perspective of Buddhism.

The Faculty of Social Welfare consists of the Department of Social Welfare and Department of Child
Education and Welfare. The Department of Social Welfare focuses on theory and practice in related
fields while the Department of Child Education and Welfare concentrates on theory and practice related
to preschool / primary education. The faculty seeks to cultivate the ability to analyze issues in modern
society as it nurtures a sense of humanity and sympathy, and practical ability in the fields of social
welfare and preschool / primary education.

Faculty of Letters
The Faculty of Letters seeks to consider the wide range of human experience, the fundamental threadthat links all departments in this faculty. Students examine humanity from a broad perspective throughideas and history, language and literature, and social and cultural phenomena.

Faculty of Economics
The curriculum offered by the Faculty of Economics gives students the opportunity to master basic
theory through a well-balanced selection of subjects that help them to better understand complex
economic behaviors from various perspectives. The Faculty's goals are to cultivate in students a
firm grasp of the wide-ranging issues encountered in contemporary economics and to nurture theircapability in developing unique and effective economic solutions.

Faculty of Business Administration
With a curriculum that balances theoretical and practical programs, the Faculty of Business
Administration focuses on cultivating diverse problem-solving skills as well as advanced, specialized
knowledge and techniques to enable students to play an active role in a constantly changing businessenvironment.

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Geo-Environmental Science
The Faculty of Geo-Environmental Science focuses on cultivating the skills needed to effectively
address both regional and global environmental and social issues. The Department of Environment
Systems focuses on the natural sciences and the department of Geography takes an integrated approachwith the humanities and the sciences. Both departments offer practical curriculums that encompass
both theoretical and practical approaches through fieldwork and traditional lectures.

Faculty of Psychology
The Faculty of Psychology is home to the Department of Clinical Psychology and the Department ofInterpersonal and Social Psychology. The Department of Clinical Psychology focuses on individualadjustment and techniques for psychological support. The Department of Interpersonal and Social
Psychology focuses on mental states and behaviors in the context of interpersonal relationships andsocial involvement.

Faculty of Data Science
The Faculty of Data Science was established in April 2021 as the University’s ninth faculty. Data
science is a new discipline that seeks to make use of data to identify, and provide solutions for, a wide
range of issues. Our program aims to foster an extensive variety of data scientists.

The Faculty of Law focuses on cultivating advanced knowledge through a study of the overall structureand framework of the legal system to help students understand how laws should function in society.
The curriculum is designed to develop the ability to effectively navigate society with specialized legal
knowledge and qualifications that enable students to identify and solve a wide range of social issues.

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6Graduate Schools
大学院

Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology

Graduate School of Social Welfare

The Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology offers six majors: Buddhist Studies, English
Language and Literature, Sociology, History, Japanese Literature, and Philosophy. The research andeducation in each major focus on past, present, and future perspectives on what people think, how theyexpress themselves, how they behave, and how they construct culture.

The Graduate School of Social Welfare consists of a Master's Course and a Doctoral Course, with
the Master's Course offering a Social Welfare major and an Educational Welfare major. The Social
Welfare major focuses on advanced Social Welfare studies, and the Education and Welfare majoraims for deepening research in areas such as education and childcare, and it is also possible to obtaina specialized teaching license. With the educational philosophy of integrating theory and practice, we
aim to train advanced specialists and practitioners. We are also focusing on recurrent education for staff
such as social workers working at social welfare institutions, and staff for infant and child education.

Graduate School of Economics
The Graduate School of Economics has established advanced research programs covering issues fromthe viewpoint of economics and the environment, and focuses on cultivating specialists and researcherscapable of contributing to society with depth of knowledge and breadth of perspectives. The graduate
school accepts international students from Asian countries, nations that are experiencing remarkableeconomic growth.

Graduate School of Business Administration
The Graduate School of Business Administration encourages students to conduct research based ontheoretical and practical knowledge in each field of business administration. We focus on cultivatingwell-rounded and sophisticated professionals with the advanced knowledge and technical skills
required by modern corporations and strive to instill a broad perspective and a highly developed senseof creativity.

Graduate School of Law

Graduate School of Geo-Environmental Sciences
The Graduate School of Geo-Environmental Sciences offers two majors: Environment Systems, inwhich students investigate global environmental issues from the perspective of natural science; andGeographical Space Systems, in which students explore the relationships between human life and theregional distribution of various phenomena that take place on the earth's surface. The school focuseson cultivating competent specialists capable of applying their advanced knowledge and skills to society
and researchers capable of investigating a wide range of phenomena related to the environment.

Graduate School of Psychology
The Graduate School of Psychology offers three master's programs: Clinical Psychology, Applied
Psychology, and Interpersonal and Social Psychology. This graduate school also offers a doctoral
program in Psychological Studies. All programs are designed to cultivate specialists, educators, andresearchers in the field of psychology.

The Graduate School of Law offers legal training and continuing professional development for
professionals (tax accountants, etc.) and public workers to ensure skilled individuals are capable ofusing their specialized legal knowledge and ability to reason for the betterment of society.

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Research Institutes
研

究所

Institute of Nichiren Buddhist Studies

Institute of Legal Studies

The Institute of Nichiren Buddhist Studies conducts comprehensive research on the doctrines andhistory of Nichiren Shonin and religious orders based on Nichiren Shonin's teachings, with theparticipation of a wide range of both internal and external researchers, including faculty members in
the Department of Nichiren Buddhism.

The Institute of Legal Studies promotes research and enlightenment activities for teaching staff in
the Faculty of Law. Activities include the publication of the Annual Bulletin of the Institute of Legal
Studies and the holding of joint symposiums with the Faculty of Law featuring both internal andexternal legal specialists. The institute also holds seminars to provide teaching staff opportunities toshare their research.

Institute for the Comprehensive Study of Lotus Sutra
The Institute for the Comprehensive Study of Lotus Sutra conducts the philological study of the Lotus
Sutra and comprehensive research on cultural elements related to the Sutra with the participationof faculty members in the Department of Buddhist Studies to contribute to the advancement of thisacademic field and global culture. This institute has produced globally recognized publications
containing findings obtained through many years of research.

Institute of Humanistic Sciences

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Institute of Social Welfare
The Institute of Social Welfare promotes cutting-edge and interdisciplinary research and investigations
in a broad range of fields related to social welfare to contribute to academic and practicaladvancements. Research staff includes researchers from both in and outside of the University.

Institute of Environmental Science

The Institute of Humanistic Sciences provides teaching staff in the Faculty of Letters with opportunities
to report their research results to one another through presentations and lectures. The institute promotes
research through the provision of financial aid to individual and joint research projects. The Annual
Bulletin of the Institute of Humanistic Sciences contains research that contributes to each academic
field.

The Institute of Environmental Science focuses on research in a wide range of areas related to theglobal environment, regional environment and planning, environmental planning and management,
and disaster prevention with the goal of contributing to the development of solutions to environmental
problems. The institute also organizes extension lectures and symposiums that feature leading
researchers from both in and outside of the university to promote the sharing of research findings andinformation exchange.

Institute of Economic Studies

Institute of Psychology

The Institute of Economic Studies provides teaching staff in the Faculty of Economics with
opportunities to hold conferences, present lectures and publish findings to promote individual research
activities. The institute also makes arrangements for guest researchers in the fields of economy andenvironment from Japan and abroad.

The Institute of Psychology explores a wide range of research in clinical psychology as well asinterpersonal and social psychology with support from the teaching staff in the Faculty of Psychology.
The Institute organizes periodical research conferences and promotes the presentation and publicationof research.

Institute of Business and Management

Institute of Data Science

The institute of Business and Management promotes research conducted by teaching staff in the
Faculty of Business Administration and advances joint research with other universities, companies andgovernment agencies under industry-university-government collaboration. The institute returns theresults of such research to society and reflects it to research and education provided in both graduate
and undergraduate programs.

The Institute supports faculty members’ research, and facilitates its dissemination through researchseminars and public lectures. It also coordinates the invitation of co-researchers for collaborative
projects, issues a regular in-house journal, and ensures that faculty member research programs adhere
to a high ethical standard.

10International

Exchange

The Center for International Exchange offers a wide range of overseas
study programs to help students build self-reliance and a positive
outlook while enhancing their communication abilities and broadening
their vision through intercultural experience overseas. It also provides
comprehensive support for students from abroad.

Partner Universities

North America

6 Universities
Europe4 Universities

Asia

26 Universities

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Oceania

4 Universities

Universities

Semester Course

Country

Name of University

Korea (6)

Dongguk University, Uiduk University, Hallym University,
Kyung Hee University, Silla University, Kookmin University

China (5)Beijing Normal University, Nanjing University, Xinjiang University,
Tianjin Normal University, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics

Taiwan (3)Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts, Shih Hsin University,
Fu Jen Catholic University

Vietnam (3)FPT University, Hanoi University, Thang Long University

Uzbekistan (3)Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan,
Termez State University, Archaeological Museum Termez

Short-term Course

Thailand (2)Udon Thani Rajabhat University, Siam University

The short-term course is a three-week intensive program that offers students from abroad the opportunity
to study Japanese language and culture. With support from Japanese students, course participants can enjoy
and benefit from this program regardless of their level of Japanese language proficiency.

Cambodia (1)Chamroeun University of Poly-technology

The Philippines (1)Silliman University

Nepal (1)

Tribhuvan University

Malaysia (1)Universiti Sains Malaysia

USA (4)

University of Southern Maine, Linfield College, Harvard University,
University of Guam

Canada (2)University of Calgary, University of Victoria

New Zealand (2)Southern Institute of Technology, University of Otago

Australia (2)Deakin University, Curtin University

UK (1)

Canterbury Christ Church University

Spain (1)

University of Alcalá

Ireland (1)University College Cork

Italy (1)

University of Genoa

The semester course offers students from abroad the opportunity
to study Japanese language and culture for six months or one
year. Students can bolster their language skills and cultural
knowledge through participation in a wide range of fun andinteresting extracurricular activities such as tea ceremony andflower arrangement lessons, and events held on campus and in thecommunity. Students can also join a club to make new friends withsimilar interests.

Area

Asia (26)North America (6)Oceania (4)Europe (4)・List of partner universities by date of issue
・As of January 31st, 2023

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Kumagaya Campus
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Building 1

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Building 13 (150th Anniversary Memorial Hall)

25

Library1

Building 1 (Gate Plaza)

14

Admissions Center

27

Japanese Archery Ground2

Building 2

14

Main Entrance

26

Lotus Hall

2

Building 2

15

Building 19 (Academic Cube)

28

Tennis Court

3

Building 3

15

Cafeteria/Gymnasium/Martial arts dojo

27

Lotus Gallery

3

Building 3

16

RiLLFore

29

Soccer Ground4

Building 4

16

Center for Psychotherapy and Counseling28

Cafeteria

4

Building 6

17

Building 20 (Sports Cube)

30

Baseball Ground5

Building 5

17

Center for International Exchange

29

Café

5

18

30

Library

Athletic Ground

18

Statue of Nichiren Shonin

Club Rooms

31

Building 6 (150th Anniversary Memorial Hall)

Building 8

6

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19

31

Swimming Pool

Rugby Ground

7

Nurse's office

Cafeteria/Café/Campus Store

32

Building 7

Building 9197

Building 8

20

Ishibashi Tanzan Memorial Auditorium

32

SquarePost Office

33

8Student Dormitory A

20

Car Parking Lots

Campus Store

33

Ashok Pillar

Information Center

34

21

Student Dormitory B

21

9

Building 98Bicycle/Motorcycle Parking Lots

Building 10

Cafeteria

Bus Terminal

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Tahoto Pagoda

22

22

Career Support Center

910

Car Parking Lots

11

Building 11

23

Admissions Center

35

Statue of Ishibashi Tanzan

10

Library

23

Student Dormitory

36

Special Elderly Nursing Home

11

Oriental Bell Museum

24

Student Dormitory

37

Statue of Ishibashi Tanzan

12

Building 17

25

Cafeteria

13

Career Support Center

26

Archery Ground12

Building 12

24

RiLLCom/RiLLPort

The Shinagawa Campus is located in Shinagawaku, Tokyo. It is easily

The Kumagaya Campus is located in the northern area of Saitama

accessible, being located just five minutes’ walk away from both

Prefecture. The city of Kumagaya is well known for rugby, udon, andOsaki and Gotanda Stations. The vicinity is convenient not only for

the Kumagaya Uchiwa Festival. In 2019, it was one of the host cities

commuting, but also for shopping and seeking employment. The campusof the Rugby World Cup. The city is about 60 minutes from central

offers an ideal learning environment with state-of-the-art IT facilities.

Tokyo by train. The expansive campus covers 350,000m2 and offers a

The 150th Anniversary Memorial Hall was completed in February 2021.

comprehensive educational environment including dormitories and sportfacilities.The Faculty of Data Science was established in April 2021 as
the University's ninth faculty.

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It's soexciting!

ThailandJapanese Current Affairs Class

Welcoming!

Korea

Australia

Every day is justgreat for me!

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Organizational Chart

Facts
Faculties

Faculty of Buddhist Studies
Department of Nichiren Buddhism
Department of Buddhist Studies

Faculty of Letters
Department of Philosophy
Department of History
Department of Sociology
Department of Literature

Faculty of Economics
Department of Economics

 aculty of Business
F
Administration

 aculty of Geo-Environmental
F
Science

Department of Business
Administration

Department of Environment Systems

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Psychology

Department of Law

Department of Clinical Psychology

Faculty of Social Welfare

Department of Interpersonal andSocial Psychology

Department of Child Education andWelfarePhilosophy (D/M)

Business Administration (M)Environment Systems (D/M)

History (D/M)

Graduate School of Law

Sociology (D/M)

Law (M)

Buddhist Studies (D/M)

 raduate School of Social
G
WelfareGraduate School of Economics

Social Welfare (D/M)

Economics (D/M)

Educational Welfare (M)Number ofbooks in library

Number of
faculties

Number of
graduate schools

1,012,582

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Applied Psychology (M)Interpersonal and Social Psychology (M)Psychological Studies (D)• Career Support Center• Institute for the Comprehensive Studyof Lotus Sutra• Center for Research Promotion andRegional Alliance• Center for Psychotherapy andCounseling• Institute of Humanistic Sciences• Center for Research on Ishibashi Tanzan• Institute of Economic Studies

Academic Calendar
First (spring) semester

Second (fall) semester

April

September

Entrance Ceremony
Orientation
Start of classes for first (spring) semesterMay

End of classes for first (spring) semester
Final examinations for first (spring) semester

December

Winter vacation
English Speech Contest (Rissho Voices)

Summer vacation

January

End of classes for second (fall) semester
Final examinations for second (fall) semester

February

Spring vacation

March

Spring vacation
Graduation Ceremony• Library• Center for Teacher Education andTraining• Oriental Bell Museum

July• Center for Educational Development• Disability Support Services

August• Center for Information andCommunication Technology• Center for International Exchange• Volunteer Center• Data Science Center• Admissions Center

October
University Festival(Kikka-sai and Seiso-sai)

Anniversary of foundation• Archives of University History

Summer vacation
Start of classes for second (fall) semester

NovemberJune

・As of May 1st, 2022

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125

Clinical Psychology (M)• Institute of Data Science• Institute of Psychology

10,268

Graduate School of Psychology• Institute of Nichiren Buddhist Studies• Institute of Environmental Science

234

Geographical Space Systems (D/M)

Attached Facilities and Institutions• Institute of Social Welfare

298

Department of Data Science raduate School of GeoG
Environmental Sciences• Institute of Legal Studies

Number ofinternational students

Faculty of Data Science raduate School of Business
G
Administration• Institute of Business and Management

Number of
students

Department of Social Welfare

 raduate School of Humanities
Gand Sociology

English and American Literature (D/M)

Number ofadministrative staff

Department of Geography

Graduate Schools

Japanese Literature (D/M)

Number offull-time teachers※ The schedule is subject to change due to university events.

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