Major Contacts
Undergraduate Admissions
General Inquiries

iuadmse@info.keio.ac.jp

PEARL (Programme in Economics for Alliances, Research and Leadership)

pearl_admissions@info.keio.ac.jp

GIGA (Global Information and Governance Academic) Program

sfc-global@sfc.keio.ac.jp

Graduate Admissions
Graduate School of Letters, Economics, Law,
Human Relations, Business & Commerce

grad_admissions@info.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Medicine

kshina-admission@adst.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Science & Technology

ao_st_inquiry@info.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Business Administration

gakukbs@info.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Media & Governancegao-request@sfc.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Health Management

nmc-hm@adst.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of System Design and Management

sdm@info.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Media Design

kmd@info.keio.ac.jp

Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

skcdaigakuin@info.keio.ac.jp

Law Schoolls_admissions@info.keio.ac.jp

Japanese Language Program

jlpinquiry@info.keio.ac.jp

Key Contacts

FAQ

https://www.keio.ac.jp/en/contact-us/

https://www.keio.ac.jp/en/admissions/faq.html

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Discover Keio
Keio at a Glance*Keio by the Numbers as of June, 2023

Japan’s first modern institution ofhigher learning

The Mission of Keio University“Keio University is not merely a place for academic pursuit. Its mission is to be aconstant source of honorable character and a paragon of intellect and morals for theentire nation and for each member to apply this spirit to elucidate the essence offamily, society, and nation. They will not only articulate this essence in words, but also
demonstrate it in their actions, and by so doing make Keio a leader of society.”

33,500+Total number of university students

24 billion yen in scholarship funds

Dormitories

2100+
International students at Keio

Total number of alumni− Yukichi Fukuzawa, founder of Keio University, 1896

Keio Philosophy

Recent honors for Keio

*Keio University Facts and Figures

1st: Number of CEOs of companies
listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange「独立自尊」– Dokuritsu Jison
Independence and Self-Respect

According to the 2023 University ranking (Asahi
Shimbun Publications Inc.)

The basic spirit of Keio University is that of independence and self-respect, to protect the
dignity of oneself and others and act with discretion and responsibility in every matter.

Selected to be a part of the World
Premier International ResearchCenter Initiative (WPI) in 2022

3rd: University Startups
According to the FY2022 survey on UniversityDeveloped Venture Businesses by METI (Ministryof Economy, Trade and Industry)「実学」– Jitsugaku
Science

11th: Grants-in-Aid for Scientific
Research

Fukuzawa valued jitsugaku, which refers to science rather than short-sighted practicaldisciplines. Jitsugaku calls for individuals to solve issues by thinking critically from a scientificapproach in order to reveal the empirical truth.

Under the AY2022 KAKENHI program, the largest
competitive research funds scheme in Japan run by
JSPS (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)「半学半教」– Hangaku-hankyo
Learning while Teaching, Teaching while Learning
The principle of hangaku-hankyo unites Keio members and makes no distinction between
pupil and teacher, between the learned and those just beginning to learn.
From Keio’s humble beginnings, there has been a spirit that students and teachers
alike have the capacity to both teach and learn together.

「気品の泉源」– Kihin no Sengen
Source of Honorable Character
Throughout his writings, Fukuzawa consistently emphasized the importance of a strong
moral compass in addition to intellect in the pursuit of learning.
One of Keio’s educational objectives is to be a leader of character for society.

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SDGs at Keio

Keio University ranked among the Top 100 universities in the world in six categories of the SDGs in the2022 THE Impact Rankings

Goal 1 : No Poverty 49th
Goal 6 : Clean Water and Sanitation 41st
Goal 11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities 87th
Goal 15 : Life on Land 98th
Goal 16 : Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions 16th
Goal 17 : Partnerships for the Goals 94th

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Full list of Degree Courses at Keio
Bachelor’s Program
Faculty of Letters

Faculty of Science and Technology

Department of Humanities and Social Science・Department of Mechanical Engineering: Bachelor of Engineering・Major in Philosophy: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

・Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering:
Bachelor of Engineering・Major in Ethics: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
・Major in Aesthetics and Science of Arts:
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
・Major in Japanese History: Bachelor of Arts in History
・Major in Asian History: Bachelor of Arts in History
・Major in Western History: Bachelor of Arts in History
・Major in Archaeology and Ethnology:
Bachelor of Arts in History
・Major in Japanese Literature: Bachelor of Arts in Literature
・Major in Chinese Literature: Bachelor of Arts in Literature
・Major in English and American Literature:
Bachelor of Arts in Literature
・Major in German Literature: Bachelor of Arts in Literature
・Major in French Literature: Bachelor of Arts in Literature
・Major in Library and Information Science:
Bachelor of Arts in Library and Information Science
・Major in Sociology: Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations
・Major in Psychology: Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations

・Department of Applied Chemistry: Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Applied Physics and Physico-Informatics:
Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering:
Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Mathematics
Major in Mathematics: Bachelor of Science
Major in Statistics: Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Physics: Bachelor of Science・Department of Chemistry: Bachelor of Science・Department of System Design Engineering:
Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Information and Computer Science:
Bachelor of Engineering
・Department of Biosciences and Informatics:
Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering・Major in Education: Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations

Faculty of Policy Management

・Major in Human Sciences: Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations

・Bachelor of Arts in Policy Management

Faculty of Economics

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies

・Bachelor of Arts in Economics

・Bachelor of Arts in Environment and Information Studies

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care・Department of Law: Bachelor of Laws

・Bachelor of Science in Nursing

・Department of Political Science: Bachelor of Laws

Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Business and Commerce
・Bachelor of Arts in Business and Commerce・Department of Pharmacy: Bachelor of Pharmacy
・Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences:
Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences

School of Medicine
・Doctor of Medicine

Degree programs offered in English■...PEARL (Programme in Economics for Alliances, Research and Leadership)

03*See p.7 for more details■...GIGA (Global Information and Governance Academic) Program

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Master’s Program

Doctoral Program

Graduate School of Letters

Graduate School of Science and Technology

Graduate School of Letters

Graduate School of Business Administration

・Major in Philosophy and Ethics: Master of Arts in Philosophy

・School of Fundamental Science and Technology:
Master of Science or Master of Science in Engineering・Major in Philosophy and Ethics: Ph.D. in Philosophy

・Ph.D. in Business Administration

・School of Integrated Design Engineering:
Master of Science or Master of Science in Engineering・Major in History: Ph.D. in History

・Major in Aesthetics and Science of Arts:
Master of Arts in Philosophy
・Major in History: Master of Arts in History
・Major in Japanese Literature: Master of Arts in Literatureor Master of Arts in Japanese Language Education

・School of Science for Open and Environmental Systems:
Master of Science in Engineering・Major in Chinese Literature: Master of Arts in Literature
・Major in English and American Literature:
Master of Arts in Literature
・Major in German Literature: Master of Arts in Literature

Graduate School of Business Administration
・Master of Business Administration (MBA)・Major in French Literature: Master of Arts in Literature
・Major in Library and Information Science:
Master of Arts in Library and Information Science

Graduate School of Economics
・Master of Arts in Economics

Graduate School of Law
・Major in Civil Law: Master of Laws
・Major in Public Law: Master of Laws
・Major in Political Science: Master of Laws,
Master of Public Policy, or Master of Journalism

Graduate School of Human Relations
・Major in Sociology: Master of Arts in Sociology

Graduate School of Media and Governance

Graduate School of Business and Commerce
・Master of Arts in Business and Commerce

Graduate School of Medicine

・Major in Japanese Literature: Ph.D. in Literature
・Major in Chinese Literature: Ph.D. in Literature
・Major in English and American Literature: Ph.D. in Literature

Graduate School of Media and Governance・Major in Media and Governance:
Ph.D. in Media and Governance・Major in German Literature: Ph.D. in Literature
・Major in French Literature: Ph.D. in Literature

Graduate School of Health Management

・Major in Library and Information Science:
Ph.D. in Library and Information Science

・Major in Nursing: Ph.D. in Nursing

Graduate School of Economics

・Major in Media and Governance:
Master of Media and Governance・Ph.D. in Economics

Graduate School of Health Management

Graduate School of Law

・Major in Public Health, Sport and Health Sciences:
Ph.D. in Public Health,
Ph.D. in Health Care Management,or Ph.D. in Sports Management

Graduate School of System Design and Management

・Major in Nursing: Master of Science in Nursing
・Major in Public Health, Sport and Health Sciences:
Master of Public Health,
Master of Science in Health Care Management,or Master of Science in Sports Management

Graduate School of System Design and Management
・Major in System Design and Management:
Master of System Engineeringor Master of System Design and Management

・Major in Psychology: Master of Arts in Psychology
・Major in Education: Master of Arts in Education

・Major in Aesthetics and Science of Arts: Ph.D. in Philosophy

・Major in Civil Law: Doctor of the Science of Law
・Major in Public Law: Doctor of the Science of Law
・Major in Political Science: Doctor of the Science of Law

Graduate School of Media Design
Graduate School of Human Relations

・Major in Media Design: Master of Media Design

Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
・Major in Pharmaceutical Sciences:
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences

・Master of Medical Sciences

・Major in Media Design: Ph.D. in Media Design

・Major in Sociology: Ph.D. in Sociology
・Major in Psychology: Ph.D. in Psychology
・Major in Education: Ph.D. in Education

Graduate School of Business and Commerce
Graduate School of Media Design

・Major in System Design and Management:
Ph.D. in System Engineeringor Ph.D. in System Design and Management

Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
・Major in Pharmaceutical Sciences:
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences
・Major in Pharmacy: Ph.D. in Pharmacy

・Ph.D. in Business and Commerce

Professional Degree Program
Graduate School of Medicine
・Major in Medical Science: Ph.D. in Medicine
・Major in Applied Medicine: Ph.D. in Medicine

Graduate School of Science and Technology

Law School・Major in Legal Practice: Juris Doctor
・Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Global Legal Practice:
Master of Laws (LL.M.)

・School of Fundamental Science and Technology:
Ph.D. in Science or Ph.D. in Engineering
・School of Integrated Design Engineering:
Ph.D. in Science or Ph.D. in Engineering

Degree programs offered in English*See p.7-8 for more details■ ...Master's and Doctoral Programs■...International Graduate Programs on Advanced Science and Technology■ ...Master’s Program in Taxation Policy and Management■ ...Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Global Legal Practice・School of Science for Open and Environmental Systems:
Ph.D. in Engineering■ ...Doctoral Program

As of April, 2023

Master's Program

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Doctoral Program06

Degree programs offered in English
Keio conducts about 1,000 classes in English and offers an increasing number of English-based degree programs.

Undergraduate

Graduate

Faculty of Economics

Faculty of Policy Management
Faculty of Environment and Information Studies

Graduate School of Media and Governance

Graduate School of Health Management

PEARL (Programme in Economics for Alliances, Research and Leadership)

GIGA (Global Information and Governance Academic) Program

Master’s and Doctoral Programs

Doctoral Program• Shonan Fujisawa• Shonan Fujisawa• Shonan Fujisawa

Admission Quota : Approximately 100

Admission Quota : 50

Admission Quota : Master’s 200 / Doctoral 50

Admission Quota : 10

Major : Economics

Major : Policy Management / Environment and Information Studies

Major : Media and Governance

Major : Nursing / Public Health, Sport and Health Sciences• Hiyoshi (1st year / 2nd year)• Mita (3rd year / 4th year)

PEARL endeavors to foster the global leaders of
tomorrow by offering a world-class education inadvanced economics.

The GIGA Program trains students to identify andresolve the complex issues of today by offering

Integrating technology and society throughLeading quality improvement in medical treatment

an education that integrates technology, science,collaboration.

and care to bring health and wellbeing to everyone.

design, and governance.

Graduate
Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Business and Commerce

Master’s and Doctoral Programs

Master’s Program in Taxation Policy and Management• Mita• MitaAdmission Quota : Master’s 70 / Doctoral 15

Admission Quota : 80

Major : Economics

Major : Commerce

Graduate School of System Design and Management

Graduate School of Media Design

Master’s and Doctoral Programs

Master's and Doctoral Programs• Hiyoshi• Hiyoshi

Admission Quota : Master’s 77 / Doctoral 11

Admission Quota : Master's 80 / Doctoral 10

Major : System Design and Management

Major : Media Design

Designing and realizing technical and social
systems for the next generation.

Continuing in Keio’s longstanding tradition ofThis program is designed to help increase theconducting outstanding research in economics

talent pool of those engaged in tax policy-making

and producing graduates to thrive at the forefront

and tax administration, particularly in developingof economics and society.

countries.

Graduate School of Medicine

Graduate School of Science and Technology

Law School

Doctoral Program

International Graduate Programs on Advanced Science and Technology

Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Global Legal Practice• Shinanomachi［ Master's and Doctoral ］

Educating the next "media innovators" - creative
global leaders who can shape dream futures throughdisruptive creativity.

• Mita• Yagami

Admission Quota : 72
Major : Fundamental Science and Technology / Integrated Design
Major : Medical Science

Aiming to cultivate outstanding medical researchers

Programs that enable students to cross boundaries

and educators with a good knowledge of the

between different fields of research and cover ahumanities.

wide breadth of advanced science.

Degree programs offered in English

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Engineering / Science for Open and Environmental Systems

Admission Quota : 30
Major : Global Legal Studies

Training legal professionals to usher in a new eraof law for the 21st century.

Degree programs offered in English

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International Programs
Double Degree Programs
Business Administration(Keio Business School)
Double Degree
Programme

・ Sciences Po (France)

・ Sciences Po (France)

・ Bocconi University(Italy)・ WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management (Germany)Media and Governance・ Fudan University (China)
・ Yonsei University (I) (Korea)

Media Design

・ CEMS MIM (Master's in International Management)

・ Brandeis University(USA)

Economics

・ ESSEC Business School (France)
・ HEC Paris (France)

・ Yonsei University (II) (Korea)

Graduate

BA/MA Five Year
Programme

Business and Commerce

Economics

・ Bocconi University(Italy)・ HEC Paris (France)*PEARL students only・ University of Cologne(Germany)

・ Stevens Institute ofTechnology(USA)・ ESSEC Business School(France)・ Peking University(China)・ CEMS MIM(Master's in International
Management)

・ Brandeis University(USA)

Law School

・ University of Washington School of Law (USA)・ Hanoi Law University (Vietnam)

・ University of Economics and Law in Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam)
・ Thammasat University, Faculty of Law (Thailand)

Non-Degree Program

Non-Degree
ProgramJapanese Language
Program (JLP)・ The program focuses on helping students build up their profi ciency
in the Japanese language with a view to support their futurestudies in specialized fi elds
・ A range of class levels available to study the Japanese
language and Japanese culture and society・ Design a curriculum aligned to your Japanese profi ciency level

Short-Term Programs
Human Relations

・ University of South Australia (Australia)

Keio Summer Program

Business and Commerce

Graduate

Science and Technology

・ Offers opportunities to take Keio's credit-bearing courses while
studying side by side with Keio students
・ Suitable for undergraduate students

・ CEMS MIM (Master's in International Management)

・ Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium)・ Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) (Belgium)・ Ecole Centrale Group (France)(Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, CentraleSupélec)・ Institut Mines-Telecom (IMT) (France)(IMT Atlantique, IMT Lille Douai, IMT Mines Albi-Carmaux, IMTMines Alès, Mines Nancy, Mines Saint-Étienne, Télécom SudParis)・ MINES Paris Tech (France)
・ Leibniz Universität Hannover (Germany)
・ RWTH Aachen University (Germany)・ Technische Universität München (Germany)
・ Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
・ Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) (Spain)
・ KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)・ A two-month program (June – July) to study and experience
life in Japan・ Provides valuable opportunities to build an international academic
network

Thesis@Keio

・ Supports aspiring researchers from overseas in deepening theirknowledge
・ For a period of between 7 and 89 days
・ For graduate students enrolled in overseas universities

・ A two-week intensive program to better understand Japanesesociety and culture

Keio Short-Term
Japanese Studies
Program (KJSP)・ International students study side by side with Keio students
who also take part in the program・ Suitable for undergraduate and graduate students who are
new to Japan and its language
・ For students of Keio's student-exchange partner universities and
APRU member universities

・ Japan-Europe Master on Advanced Robotics (JEMARO)(France, Italy, Poland)
As of April, 2023

International Programs

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International Programs

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Campuses and Locations

Mita Campus
2-15-45 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo
108-8345
Undergraduate Faculties:
Letters (Years 2-4),
Economics, Law, and Business and Commerce (Years 3 and 4)
Graduate Schools:
Letters, Economics, Law, Human Relations,
Business and Commerce, and the Law School
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Sengakuji ⇔ Mita = Approx. 25 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Nippori ⇔ Tamachi = Approx. 60 minutes

Hiyoshi Campus
4-1-1 Hiyoshi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama,
Kanagawa 223-8521
Undergraduate Faculties:
Letters, Pharmacy, and the School of Medicine (Year 1)
Economics, Law, Business and Commerce,
and Science and Technology (Years 1 and 2)
Graduate Schools:
Business Administration,
System Design and Management, and Media Design
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Keikyu Kamata ⇔ Yokohama ⇔ Hiyoshi = Approx. 60 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Musashi-Kosugi ⇔ Hiyoshi = Approx. 85 minutes

Shonan Fujisawa
Campus (SFC)5322 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
252-0882
Undergraduate Faculties:
Policy Management, Environment and Information Studies,and Nursing and Medical Care (Years 1, 2, and 4)
Graduate Schools:
Media and Governance, and Health Management
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Kamiooka ⇔ Shonandai = Approx. 70 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Totsuka ⇔ Shonandai = Approx. 110 minutes

Shiba-Kyoritsu
Campus
1-5-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
105-8512

Undergraduate Faculty:
Pharmacy (Years 2-4 or 2-6)
Graduate School:
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Sengakuji ⇔ Mita ⇔ Onarimon = Approx. 30 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Tokyo ⇔ Otemachi ⇔ Onarimon = Approx. 80 minutes

Yagami Campus
3-14-1 Hiyoshi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama,
Kanagawa 223-8522

Undergraduate Faculty:
Science and Technology (Years 3 and 4)
Graduate School:
Science and Technology
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Keikyu Kamata ⇔ Yokohama ⇔ Hiyoshi = Approx. 60 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Musashi-Kosugi ⇔ Hiyoshi = Approx. 85 minutes

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35 Shinanomachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
160-8582
Undergraduate Faculties:
School of Medicine (Years 2-6), Nursing and Medical Care (Year 3)
Graduate School:
Medicine
Access from Tokyo Airports:
Haneda Airport ⇔ Hamamatsucho ⇔ Akihabara ⇔ Shinanomachi = Approx.
50 minutes
Narita Airport ⇔ Nippori ⇔ Akihabara ⇔ Shinanomachi = Approx. 60 minutes

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Annual calendar at Keio

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In Japan, the academic year usually starts in April and ends in March the following year. However, some faculties andgraduate schools run on a different schedule, meaning some students matriculate and graduate in September.

5

Entrance Ceremony

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Waseda-Keio Baseball Games

Orientation
Classes begin for Spring Semester
Keio Foundation Day(April 23)

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Yagami Festival(Yagami Campus)

Yotsuya Festival(Shinanomachi Campus)

Shiba-Kyoyaku Festival(Shiba-Kyoritsu Campus)

Mita Festival (Mita Campus)

Spring Semester

Early April-Late September

Summer Break

Late July-Late September

Fall Semester

Late September-Late March

Winter Break

Late December-Early January

Spring Break

Early February-Late March

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Tanabata Festival(Shonan Fujisawa Campus)

Commencement Ceremony(September)

Semester-end examinationsfor Spring Semester

Entrance Ceremony for September entrants

Summer break

Classes begin for Fall Semester

1
Winter break

Orientation

2
Anniversary of
Yukichi Fukuzawa’s Birthday(January 10)

3Spring break

Commencement
CeremonySemester-end examinations
for Fall Semester

Waseda-Keio Baseball Games*Events and schedules may vary.

Annual calendar at Keio

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Annual calendar at Keio

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Student Voices
Hiyoshi Campus marked both the commencement of my studies at Keioand the start of my university life. I would describe the atmosphere of
Hiyoshi as a cultivator of self-discovery. It was this freedom that led me
to discover and pursue a path in the fields of data science and finance.
However, it was only after moving to Mita Campus from my third-year
and having discovered my interests, that I began utilizing outlets toobtain in-depth knowledge and specialized skills in my topics of choice.
Contributing to this was my participation in a ‘Research Seminar’ andan Independent Research Program. Through these opportunities, I
enjoyed the freedom to indulge in furthering my specialty in my topic
of interest through extended research, practical application, and vis-àvis mentorship. Between the inherent structuring of studies as well as
supports available to those seeking depth of knowledge, students of theFaculty of Economics at Keio can remain confident that they will have thetools to find their calling and build expertise.

Faculty of Economics (Undergraduate)
PEARL (Programme in Economics for Alliances, Research and Leadership)

Leif Lincoln (United States)

For future students, one important piece of advice that I would liketo convey is that you are not just a student in Keio, but you are also
a student in one of the largest cities in the world. There exist endless
opportunities in Tokyo should you seek them. In conjunction with myacademics, a consistent and early effort to connect with my environment
and those around me helped in realizing my potential. The options
available are far greater than those you may realize, so get out there andexpand your horizons. This freedom unique to university life allowed me
to explore and choose a path of my own creation, which is a privilegethat I maximized as a university student in the metropolis of Tokyo.

My professors and research mentors have presented me withendless opportunities to see the world differently, have shownme that I have the potential to solve global problems no mattermy age or experience, and instilled in me a thirst to take onhuge challenges. Reflecting now, I think it is fitting and romantic
to conclude that fate brought me here, where I presently
conduct research on neuron-glioma synapses in Glioblastoma
multiforme, a rare type of brain cancer, at the Keio Institute forAdvanced Biosciences in Tsuruoka, Yamagata.

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During my time at Keio I joined the powerlifting club and the Judoclub. Participating in sport activities outside the classroom helped me
to keep my mind sharp, stay active, and push my boundaries.

Graduate School of Media Design (KMD)
Master’s Program

Ewa Szyszka (Poland)

Attending university in a foreign country can be a challenging but
rewarding experience. It is important to be open-minded, patient,and adaptable to new cultures, customs, and academic expectations.
Given the fact that Japan is a very homogenous country you can
expect that many people will treat you very differently, and in orderto really feel that you fit in, you will need to fight for it every day,because it will not happen automatically. But remember, despite
potential challenges, there are many opportunities to connect withpeople from diverse backgrounds and find your community at Keio.

Outside of the lab, one memorable experience was that I had a chance
to attend the Keio-Waseda baseball rivalry match, which was a thrilling
experience as Keio was crowned the champion that year (2018). The
university even held a victory parade all the way back from the baseballfield to the main campus.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies (Undergraduate)
GIGA (Global Information and Governance Academic) Program

Lianne Bianca Cagalingan (the Philippines)

Student Voices

I am currently conducting research in haptic technology usability forunderwater navigation. As part of my research I have connectedwith professional divers in Japan and Korea and obtained anadvanced diving license myself. Also, the Keio diving club was
an incredibly helpful connection when I was testing my diving
technology. In the future I would like to work as part of an R&D
department at a marine robotics company or as an AI researcher incognitive decline prevention.

Since I was a child, I have loved reading Japanese mystery novels andcomics, which made me very interested in Japanese culture. Throughthe Japanese Language Program, I gradually came to the realizationthat I wanted to conduct research in Japan. As I knew that biologicaland medical research at Keio University are very advanced, I appliedand became a member of a biology science lab.
Throughout my studies, I regularly discuss my research proposals
and experiment results with my fellow lab members, especially myprofessor. Despite, at first, having limited Japanese language ability,
I practiced presenting and received valuable feedback from otherstudents. With the help of my peers, I was able to conduct experiments
efficiently and present my findings at academic conferences. After
graduating, I want to become a healthcare consultant and be able touse my specialized knowledge and Japanese language skills learned at
Keio University to provide professional advice.

I had never considered studying abroad until after taking a gap
year, when I decided to pivot from a mathematics concentrationin high school to pursue a long-time dream in cancer biology.
Fueled by child-like wonder for neuroscience, and supportiveparents who nudged me in the direction of Japanese innovationand scientific opportunities, I chose Keio SFC because I wanted
the academic freedom to explore, nurture, and experience myother intellectual curiosities in fields outside of the life sciences.

My philosophy in life is to learn to live as I live to learn, and I
encourage future Keio students, in chasing after lifelong dreams,
that they remember to be humane in all of their pursuits. Taking
calculated leaps of faith is healthy, even when the uncertainty
of it all is frightening. You’ll be surprised to see where life takes
you, and often enough, you’ll realize that it’s where you needed
to be in the first place!

Keio was my first choice, as I learned that the lab to which I currently
belong could enable me to do truly interdisciplinary research inscience and technology, while taking classes across various fields
such as molecular biology, architecture, construction, and cosmology.

If you are interested in Japanese language or culture like me, you canmeet many like-minded people from various countries. Although I wasworried about my Japanese language ability at first, there is no need toworry because Keio offers a lot of English courses and opportunities tolearn Japanese. I hope you will also enjoy your student life at Keio!

Graduate School of Science and Technology
Doctoral Program

Lee Yeoujia (Taiwan)

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Student Housing

List of dormitories for international students
Keio University offers international students a range of housing, which vary in location, cost, and terms and conditions. Since there
is a set number of available rooms in the dormitories, not all applicants will be able to get a room if there are too many applications.
Renting private accommodation is another option for students. As it is not common to share a room or a house in Japan, most
students who choose to do so rent a single room. Please refer to the website below for further information about student housing.
https://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/en/life/housing/ryu_boshu.html
Dormitory

Shimoda Student Village
246 rooms
2-59-7 Hiyoshihoncho, Kohoku-ku,
Yokohama, Kanagawa （MAP ❶）Accessible
campuses

Mita
HiyoshiYagamiJapanese
students arealso residents

Meals
included●Room types(single/unit)

SINGLE

Omori Student Dormitory
127 rooms
7-4-27 Omori Nishi, Ota-ku, Tokyo （MAP ❸）Tsunashima Student Dormitory
124 rooms
2-18-3 Tsunashima Nishi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama,
Kanagawa （MAP ❹）Motosumiyoshi Residence
230 rooms
4-31-8 Kizuki, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa（MAP ❺）

Hiyoshi International Dormitory
200 rooms (4X50 units)
5-11-18 Hiyoshi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa（MAP ❻）

Motosumiyoshi International Dormitory
156 rooms
22-1 Sumiyoshi-cho, Kizuki, Nakahara-ku,
Kawasaki, Kanagawa （MAP ❼）Tsunashima SST International Dormitory
163 rooms
4-3-10 Tsunashima Higashi, Kohoku-ku,
Yokohama, Kanagawa （MAP ❽）Takanawa International Dormitory
44 rooms
2-12-35 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo （MAP ❾）Boarding fee

HiyoshiYagami

Mita
HiyoshiYagamiShinanomachi
Shiba-Kyoritsu

Mita
HiyoshiYagami

Mita
HiyoshiYagami

Boarding fee
Approx.¥68,300 per month●●

SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥69,200 per month●●

SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee●

SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥69,000 per month

Mita
HiyoshiYagami●

UNIT

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥72,000 per month

Mita
HiyoshiYagami

Mita
HiyoshiYagami●

Availableatadditionalcharge●SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥75,700 per month

SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥79,600 per month

Mita
Shinanomachi
Shiba-Kyoritsu●

SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥74,000 per month

SFC**

●

●

UNIT

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥78,000 per month

Shonan Fujisawa International Dormitory
109 rooms
6701-1 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa （MAP ⓫）SINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000

Approx.¥78,000 per month

H Village
300 rooms（Mainly 5-person units）
5232-1 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa （MAP ❿）Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Approx.¥63,500 per month

Plume IS
50 rooms
12-28 Yagami, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa（MAP ❷）

Dormitory fees

SFC**

●

AvailableatadditionalchargeSINGLE

Cleaning and maintenance fee¥20,000
Boarding fee
Approx.¥64,500 per month*Cleaning and maintenance fee will be charged one-time only**Shonan Fujisawa Campus

Student Housing

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Student Housing

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Academic fees and expenses

Scholarships

2023 academic year

https://www.keio.ac.jp/en/admissions/fees/

Undergraduate

https://www.ic.keio.ac.jp/en/life/scholarship/($1=¥120)*

Faculty/School

JP YenUS$

Letters¥1,373,350$11,445

Economics¥1,378,350$11,486

An overview of scholarships for international studentsLaw¥1,383,350$11,528

For undergraduate students

Business and Commerce¥1,379,850$11,499

Medicine¥3,873,350$32,278

Science and Technology¥1,903,350$15,861

Policy Management¥1,631,350$13,595

Environment and Information Studies¥1,631,350$13,595

Nursing and Medical Care

¥1,915,850$15,965

Pharmacy

Pharmacy¥2,523,350$21,028

Pharmaceutical Sciences¥2,243,350$18,695

Nameof Insitution

Keio University

Graduate($1=¥120)*

Graduate School

JP YenUS$

JP YenUS$

Letters

Master's¥1,046,700$8,723

Doctoral¥736,700$6,139Economics¥1,049,200$8,743¥739,200$6,160Law¥1,090,200$9,085¥780,200$6,502

Human Relations¥1,048,200$8,735¥738,200$6,152Business and Commerce¥1,050,700$8,756¥740,700$6,173

Medicine¥1,442,600$12,022¥1,202,600$10,022

Science and Technology¥1,122,600$9,355¥732,600$6,105Media and Governance¥1,500,600$12,505¥740,600$6,172

Health Management¥1,740,600$14,505¥740,600$6,172Business Administration¥2,217,600$18,480¥882,600$7,355

System Design and Management¥1,982,600$16,522¥1,202,600$10,022

Media Design¥1,982,600$16,522¥1,202,600$10,022

Pharmaceutical Sciences¥1,072,600$8,938¥732,600$6,105($1=¥120)*

Law School

JP YenUS$

Japanese Language Program
JP YenUS$¥685,000$5,708

Juris Doctor¥1,722,240$14,352

Japanese Language Program

LL.M.

¥1,712,240$14,269

1. An admission fee (100,000 yen) is required for new students in their first year.

Cost of living in Tokyo

University canteen
Around500 yenAcademic fees and expenses / Cost of living

19

2nd yearand higher

Keio University Degree
Completion Scholarship

Within the amount of the academic fee andexpenses (average 300,000 yen)

1 yearAll years

Yamaoka Kenichi Memorial Scholarshipfor first year undergraduate students

700,000 yen for one year (Letters, Economics,
Law, Business and Commerce)
900,000 yen for one year (Medicine, Scienceand Technology, Policy Management,
Environment and Information Studies,
Nursing and Medical Care, Pharmacy)

1 year

1st year

Yamaoka Kenichi Memorial Scholarship forundergraduate and graduate students

500,000 yen for one year (paid in lump sum)

1 year

2nd yearand higher

Goldman Sachs Scholars Fund

500,000 yen for one year (paid in lump sum)

1 yearAll years

Exemption from tuition fee
117,000 yen monthly

No morethan 1 year

All years

48,000 yen monthly

1 year(Students may
apply every year)

All years

48,000 yen monthly

1 year

1st year

Various scholarships

Around150 yenRent(one-room apartment)
Around70,000 yen

Train journey(base fare)

Nameof Insitution

Name of Scholarship

Around130 yenAmountKeio University

Tip

Awarding Entities(Private Entities, etc.)

Duration

Eligibile
Applicants“Design the Future” Award forInternational Students

Exemption from tuition fee
200,000 yen monthly
A one-time preparation grant of 150,000
yen including subsidy for the air fare

2 years (Master’s) Master's/
3 years (PhD)
PhD

Keio Graduate School Scholarship

500,000 yen for one year (paid in lump sum)

1 year(Students may
apply every year)

Master's/
PhD

Keio University Degree
Completion Scholarship

Within the amount of the academic fee andexpenses (average 300,000 yen)

1 yearMaster's/
PhD

Yamaoka Kenichi Memorial Scholarshipfor third-year doctoral students

Dissertation guidance fee

1 yearPhD

Yamaoka Kenichi Memorial Scholarshipfor undergraduate and graduate students

500,000 yen for one year (paid in lump sum)

1 yearMaster's/
PhD

Goldman Sachs Scholars Fund

500,000 yen for one year (paid in lump sum)

1 yearMaster's/
PhD

Exemption from tuition fee
144,000 yen - 145,000 yen monthly

No morethan 1 year

Master's/
PhD

48,000 yen monthly

1 year(Students may
apply every year)

Master's/
PhD

48,000 yen monthly

1 year(Students may
apply every year)

Master's/
PhD

Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarshipfor Privately-Financed International
Students (for Current Students)
Japan Student Services *Includes recipients for a six-month period
Organization (JASSO) Reservation Program for the Monbukagakusho
Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed
International Students (for New Students)*Includes recipients for a six-month period
There is no customof tipping in JapanAll years

For graduate students

Japanese Government Japanese Government Scholarship under(Monbukagakusho:
the Top Global University Project
MEXT)

Drink

10,000 yen - 180,000 yen monthly

As of April, 2023

*Rate may vary

1. An admission fee (100,000 yen) is required for new students in their first year.
Students enrolling in the LL.M. in Global Legal Practice program are not required to
pay the admission fee.

Eligibile
Applicants

1 year(Students may
apply every year)($1=¥120)*

SchoolDuration

500,000 yen or 250,000 yen
for one year (paid in lump sum)

Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for
Privately-Financed International Students(for Current Students)
Japan Student Services *Includes recipients for a six-month period
Organization (JASSO) Reservation Program for the Monbukagakusho
Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed
International Students (for New Students)*Includes recipients for a six-month periodAwarding Entities(Private Entities, etc.)

AmountKeio University ScholarshipJapanese Government Japanese Government Scholarship under(Monbukagakusho:
the Top Global University Project
MEXT)

1. Admission fees for undergraduate students only apply for their first year (Admission fees do not apply to graduate students).
2. The amount may differ for those enrolled in certain courses in the Graduate School of Letters and the Graduate School of Business Administration.

Graduate

Name of Scholarship

Various scholarships

10,000 yen - 200,000 yen monthly

Master's/
PhD

As of April, 2023

Scholarships

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World-wide Network
Partner institutions with which Keio has university-level student exchange agreements
Canada（As of February, 2023）

Belgium

Netherlands

Universiteit Antwerpen

Erasmus University Rotterdam
Leiden University
University of Amsterdam
VU University Amsterdam

U.K.

Japan
Keio University

Denmark

Cardiff University
King's College London
Royal Holloway, University of London
SOAS, University of London
The University of Edinburgh
The University of Manchester
The Universtiy of Sheffield
The University of Warwick
University of Birmingham
University of Glasgow
University of Southampton
University of St Andrews
University of York

China

Aarhus University

Beijing Foreign Studies University
Beijing Normal University
City University of Hong Kong
Fudan University
Jilin University
Nanjing University
Nankai University
Peking University

NorwayUniversity of Bergen
University of Oslo

SwedenKTH
Lund University
University of Gothenburg
Uppsala University

Ireland

South Korea

University of Warsaw

FranceRenmin University of China
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong
Tsinghua University
University of Macau
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Zhejiang University

Ewha Womens University
Korea University
Pusan National University
Seoul National University
Yonsei University

PolandUniversity College Dublin

Austria

École normale supérieure (ENS)EDHEC Business School
ESSEC Business School
HEC Paris
INALCOJean Moulin - Lyon 3 University
Sciences Po
Toulouse 1 Capitole University
Université Côte d'Azur
Université Paris Cité
Université de Strasbourg
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Université Sorbonne Nouvelle

Concordia University
McGill University
Queen's University
The University of British Columbia
Université de Montréal
University of Calgary
University of Toronto
York University

WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)

Hungary
University of Pécs

TurkeyBogaziçi University

Keio/Yonsei/Hong Kong East-Asian Leadership Program

RussiaTaiwanFar Eastern Federal University
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Saint-Petersburg State University

National Chengchi University
National Cheng Kung University
National Taiwan University

Vietnam

GreeceUniversity of the Philippines

Thailand
Chulalongkorn University

Brunei Darussalam*Italian government scholarship for students studying overseas

Switzerland

Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Singapore

Malaysia

University of Bern
University of Geneva (UNIGE)
University of Lausanne (UNIL)
University of St.Gallen
University of Zurich

Tecnológico de Monterrey

Philippines

Italy
Ca' Foscari University of Venice"L'Orientale" University of Naples
Sapienza Università di Roma
Università Bocconi
Università Di Pavia
Instituto Italiano di Cultura

Spain

MexicoForeign Trade University

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

ESADE Business School
Pompeu Fabra University (UPF)
Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)
University of Navarra

USA
Allegheny College
American University
Boston University
Brown University
Bryn Mawr College
Carnegie Mellon University
Dartmouth College
Georgetown University
Illinois Wesleyan University
Manhattanville College
Rice University
The College of William & MaryThe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of California Education Abroad Program
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Western Michigan University

National University of Singapore
Singapore Management University

Universiti Malaya

Argentina
Universidad Torcuato Di Tella

Indonesia
Universitas Indonesia

Australia

Germany
Freie Universität Berlin
Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
RWTH Aachen University
Saarland University
Technische Universität Darmstadt (TU Darmstadt)

Technische Universität München (TUM)
TU Dresden
University of Bonn
University of Cologne
University of Siegen
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management

The Australian National University
The University of Melbourne
The University of New South WalesThe University of Queensland
The University of Sydney

New Zealand
The University of Auckland
University of Otago

Number of International Students
Membership in Strategic Consortia
APAIE (Asia-Pacific Association for International Education)
APRU (Association of Pacific Rim Universities)
CEMS (The Global Alliance in Management Education)
GULF (Meeting of University Leaders at the World Economic Forum)
PRRLA (Pacific Rim Research Libraries Alliance)
RU11 Japan (Research University 11 [consortium of top research universities in Japan])
SDG-UP (United Nations University SDG-Universities Platform)
T.I.M.E. (Top Industrial Managers in Engineering)
U7+ Alliance (An international alliance of research universities of the G7 and other countries)

World-wide Network

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Number of international students
by type of program
Undergraduate (Full-time degree students)
Graduate (Full-time degree students)
Undergraduate (Non-degree students)
Graduate (Non-degree students)
JLP* students
Short-term international students

Number of International Students
by Country/Region
798
828
0
10
155
355

China
South Korea
FranceUSA
TaiwanGermany
Italy
Indonesia
U.K.
Thailand75 other countries

Total
928
423
116
93
85
44
38
35
33
32
319

2,146
As of May 1, 2023
*Japanese Language Program

World-wide Network

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Alumni Stories
Graduate of the Graduate School of Science and Technology

Graduate of the Graduate School of Economics

Juan Nelson Martínez Dahbura (El Salvador)

Iza Husna Mohamad Hashim (Malaysia)

I came to Japan in 2011 as a MEXT scholar to pursue my graduate studies in

After graduating from high school, I participated in a study abroad

Economics. I chose to apply to Keio’s Graduate School of Economics because of its

program sponsored by the Malaysian government. I chose to study at Keio

My career map

high academic quality and research environment. During my time as a graduate

opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research and has a strong reputation

student at Keio I had the opportunity to meet and work with great economists
from all over the world, and perform empirical research on Labor and Education

2012

among employers. I was also attracted to the history of the university and2011

Economics. I also worked as a part-time Research Assistant at the university, doing

Entered Keio’s Graduate School of
Economics, where I performed empiricalresearch on education and labor
economics and their connection to crime

the philosophy of the founder, Yukichi Fukuzawa.

Entered Keio University’s Facultyof Science and Technology
Major in Mechanical Engineering

many coding and data-related tasks. This was especially impactful for me, as it
made me realize how much I enjoyed programming, at a time when machinelearning and “big data” were creating exciting new career options.

2016

During the last years of my PhD I decided that I needed to polish my programming

Got my first full-time job asa software engineer

as I had just started learning Japanese. The environment at the university

2013

that I found really inspiring is “Hangaku-hankyo (Learning while Teaching,

Joined the Global Environmental System
Leaders Program offered by Keio

Teaching while Learning)” where the professors and students both teach andskills, so I found a part-time job as a software engineer in a company developing
payments systems. I ended up working there full-time for a few years, even

While studying at Keio University, I had the opportunity to conduct researchdevelopment, I changed jobs and became a R&D researcher at a large Japanese IT

2018
Graduated with a PhD in Economics

I acquired at Keio, tools from data science, and my engineering skills to develop
new applications that people actually use to improve their productivity. I also get

I am very thankful to Keio for the amazing research environment and the freedom
which allowed me to forge the perfect career path for me. Keio has opened many
doors for me, and I think it is a great place to pursue an academic career in Japan.

valuable experiences that nurtured my interest in the manufacturing

2019

transformation—to help to improve productivity, efficiency, and quality—

Became an R&D researcher
at my current job

especially for Japanese manufacturing companies.

the opportunity to perform research in economics (I just presented at the American
Economic Association Annual Meeting earlier this year!).

and do an internship at a Japanese manufacturing company. These wereindustry. Now, I am working on delivering solutions to speed up digitalcompany. On my job I get to combine the intuition and methods from economics

Alumni Stories

At Keio University, the professors are very helpful and kind and helped meunderstand the academics although there was a huge language barrier

learn together to achieve their goals.

after I graduated from the PhD program. After learning a lot about software

23

My career map

University because it is a well-known university that provides students with

For those who are seeking opportunities to study in Japan, do research the

2018
After graduating I joined aJapanese consulting company
Worked as a system software engineer

2021
Joined a global software company in Japan
Working as a consultant helping
customers design and implement
new or improved solutions

university that is the best fit for your interests and goals as the universities
Goal in 5 years

in Japan have their own strengths and areas of focus. Studying in Japan

Goal in 5 years

I want to start my own IT company in Japan

can be a life-changing experience that opens up new opportunities andLead projects and continue todeliver the best solutions

perspectives. Last but not least, embrace the challenges, take full advantageof the opportunities, and enjoy the journey!

Alumni Stories

24Place of Employment of Keio Bachelor Degree Graduates (AY2021)
Total

Number of employed graduates: 4,597 / Number of students who advanced to a higher level degree: 1,092

Other (including legal apprenticeships)
0.5%
Civil service (excluding educationand medical care) 3.2%
Medical, health careand welfare 3.4%
Education,
learning support 1.5%
Hospitality
6.9%

Agriculture/forestry/fisheries/mining 0.1%

Real estate andgoods rental and leasing
3.5%

27 SMBC Nikko Securities

77 PwC Consulting LLC

26 NEC

72 Rakuten Group

25 Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking

70 Accenture

24 Mizuho Securities

63 MUFG Bank

Mitsubishi Corporation

Construction 1.3%

46 Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance

IBM Japan

Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas,
11.9%
Heat supply and Water
1.0%

45 Mizuho BankNTT DOCOMO

Telecommunications

Scientific research,
professional andtechnical services
19.1%

90 Keio University

19.1%
Finance/insurance
18.5%

BayCurrent Consulting
44 Daiwa Securities
NTT DATA

Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank

Nippon Life Insurance Company

41 Nomura Securities
Transport andpostal activities 2.0%
Wholesale/retail 8.0%

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
39 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu LLC*Includes September 2021 undergraduate faculty and graduate school graduates.

Resona Holdings

EY Strategy and Consulting

19 NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)

Nomura Research InstituteMeiji Yasuda Life Insurance

32 ABeam Consulting*Employed includes those who will advance to a higher degree program in addition to securing
employment.

30 KEYENCE CORPORATION*Refer to the URL below for the latest employment and advancement data
https://www.students.keio.ac.jp/en/com/career/service/date.html

Fujitsu
21 Japan Finance Corporation

20 Sumitomo Corporation*Includes those who are returning to their previous place of employment*The % figures in the graph do not necessarily add up to 100% as they are rounded off to one decimal
place.

Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory LLC

PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC

36 SoftBank
34 KPMG AZSA LLC
33 Hakuhodo*As of May 1, 2022 based on information given by graduates on the “Plans after Graduation” form

MITSUI & CO.
23 DENTSU

ITOCHU
18 Marubeni
TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT

28 Recruit
Sompo Japan Insurance
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance

Mita-kai Alumni Network
Alumni of Keio university are called“Jukuin.” Most of the 400,000 alumni of
our university continue to hold dear thebonds they have formed at Keio.
Mita-kai are independent, volunteer-run
groups which bring together Keio alumni.
Mita-kai take the form of clubs, societies,
and seminars arranged around different
themes, such as the yearly Mita-kai open to
those graduating from Keio in a particular
academic year, and the regional Mita-kai
established in various regions in Japan andabroad. There are also Mita-kai by place
or industry of employment for those inparticular corporations or fields.
There are around 880 Mita-kai in Japan andaround 70 overseas. They are a platform forexchange and continued friendship among
Keio alumni. Jukuin throughout the globe
get together and engage in a variety ofactivities, including supporting the students
currently charting their way in various fields.

Place of Employment / Alumni Network

25

400,000 +Graduates of
Keio University

880 +Mita-kaiin Japan70 +www.facebook.com/keioglobal

www.instagram.com/keio_university/

Mita-kaiAbroadkeio university

www.keio.ac.jp