We offer master's and doctoral programs in our three graduate schools, the schools of Literary Studies, International and Cultural Studies, and Mathematics. Therefore, after graduation from the Faculty of Liberal Arts, it is possible to continue studying. Tsuda College is renowned for its high level of research and the curricula we have developed. Our graduate schools have many students who graduated from other universities, and the Graduate School of Literary Studies and the Graduate School of Mathematics have credit exchange agreements with other graduate schools. This graduate school aims to develop researchers in English literature, American literature, British culture, American culture, English language, and communications.
Graduate students can select among a variety of seminars taught by excellent professors.
Our research programs are highly accessible to students of various ages and backgrounds, including those who are raising a family or are already working members of society. The 12 private universities Aoyama Gakuin University, Hosei University, Sophia University, Meiji University, Meiji Gakuin University, Japan Women's University, Rikkyo University, University of the Sacred Heart, Tohoku Gakuin University, Tokyo Woman's Christian University, Toyo University, Tsuda College. This graduate school aims to develop the students' abilities to analyze contemporary society's problems from a historical perspective and to explore the issues in depth. Social movements, world economy, problems of migrant workers and history of thought are among the wide variety of subjects studied by our graduate students. Students may focus their studies on Asia, Europe and other parts of the globe.