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HIGHLIGHTS Page 1. Academic Calendar ……………………………………………………………… 1 2. Academic Institutions ………………………………………………………… 2 3. Enrollment ………………………………………………………………………………… 4 4. Admissions ……………………………………………………………………………… 6 5. Tuition and Fees …………………………………………………………………… 7 6. Financial Assistance …………………………………………………………… 9 7. Faculty and Staff ………………………………………………………………… 11 8. Alumni ……………………………………………………………………………………… 12 9. Finances ………………………………………………………………………………… 13 10. Land Area ……………………………………………………………………………… 15 11. Libraries ………………………………………………………………………………… 16 12. Research Activities …………………………………………………………… 17 13. Global Network …………………………………………………………………… 19 14. Overseas Offices and Facilities ………………………………………… 20 15. Faculty Exchange ……………………………………………………………… 21 Waseda Faculty Going Abroad International Scholars Hosted 16. Student Exchange ……………………………………………………………… 23 International Student Enrollment Waseda Students Studying Abroad 17. Online Education ………………………………………………………………… 27 18. Language Courses …………………………………………………………… 28 Appendix International Students in ………………………………… 29 HIGHLIGHTS

＊1 Subjects 8 in World Top 100 ＊1 19Subjects in World Top 150

No.127World Academic Reputation＊1

No.1in Japan for Study Abroad ＊2

International 7,476 Students

4,439 Students Studied Abroad in 2017-2018

575Partner Institutions in 88Countries

International 418 Scholars Hosted in Japan for Employability of No.1 Graduates＊1

＊3 Waseda Alumni No.48 Prime Fortune Global 500 7 Ministers CEO Alumni

JPY 10.6 Billion Research Funds Received(2017)

15,218 Students Received

JPY10.0 Billion in Financial Aid (2017)

88Countries

Language 1,541 Courses /28 Languages

＊1：QS data ＊2：JASSO data ＊3：Times Higher Education data 1 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018-19 Academic Year

Spring Entrance Ceremonies April 1－ 3 First Term Begins April 1 First Term Ends August 2 Summer Vacation August 3 － September 20 Autumn Graduation Ceremony September 15 Autumn Entrance Ceremony September 22 Second Term Begins September 21 Founding Day October 21 Winter Vacation December 23 － January 5 Second Term Ends February 4 Spring Vacation February 5 － March 31 Undecided (Ceremony took place March 24,25 Spring Graduation Ceremony and 26 in 2017)

Notes: Sports Festival: November 1 Waseda Festival: November 3,4 The University is closed for business during the following periods: August 13 － 17 and December 29 － January 5 Open Campus: August 4,5

1 2018 FACTS ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS 2 http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/academics as of June 2018

13 Undergraduate Schools 20 Graduate & Professional Schools

Undergraduate Schools Political Science and Economics Law Culture, Media and Society Humanities and Social Sciences Education Commerce Fundamental Science and Creative Science and Engineering Advanced Science and Engineering Social Sciences Human Sciences Sport Sciences International Liberal Studies

Graduate & Professional Schools Political Science Economics The Okuma School of Public Management* Law (academic) Law School (professional) Letters, Arts and Sciences Education Teacher Education* Commerce Finance, Accounting and Law* Accountancy Fundamental Science and Engineering Creative Science and Engineering Advanced Science and Engineering Global Information and Telecommunication Studies* Environment and Energy Engineering Information, Production and Systems Social Sciences Human Sciences Sport Sciences Asia-Pacific Studies Japanese Applied Linguistics International Culture and Communication Studies Business and Finance (Business School)

* stopped accepting applications

2018 FACTS 2 Research and Educational Institutes/Centers Advanced Collaborative Reserch Organization for Smart Society Advanced Research Center for Human Sciences Athletic Center Center for Data Science Center for Higher Education Studies Center for International Education Center for Center for Professional and Research Center for Research Strategy Comprehensive Research Organization (Project Research Institutes) Environmental Research Institute Environmental Safety Center Extension Center Future Organization Global Education Center Global Information and Telecommunication Institute Green Computing Systems Research Organization Health Support Center Information, Production and Systems Research Center Institute for Advanced Social Sciences Institute for Advanced Studies in Education Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies Institute for business and finance Institute of Comparative Law Kagani Memorial Research Institute for Material Science and Technology Organization for Islamic Area Studies Organization for Regional and Inter-regional Studies Organization for University Research Initiatives Research Institute for Letters, Arts and Sciences Research Institute of the Faculty of Commerce Research Organization for Nano & Life Innovation Reserch Organization for Next Generation Vehicles Teacher Education Center The Hirayama Ikuo Volunteer Center (WAVOC) Waseda Institute for Advanced Study Waseda Institute for Sport Sciences Waseda Institute of Political Economy Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering Archives

Affiliated Schools Art and Architecture School Waseda University Junior High School & Senior High School Waseda University Honjo Senior High School Waseda Jitsugyo Primary School & High School Waseda Junior & Senior High School Waseda Senior High School in Singapore Waseda Setsuryo Junior & Senior High School Waseda Saga Junior High School & Senior High School

Libraries Central Library S. Takata Memorial Research Library Toyama Library Science and Engineering Library Tokorozawa Library

Museums Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum Aizu Museum

3 2018 FACTS ENROLLMENT http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/about/work/organizations/international-affairs- 3 division#anc_5 as of May 2018

50,221 Students 41,965 Undergraduates/8,256 Postgraduates

Undergraduate Students Schools Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science and Economics 2,671 1,417 4,088 (480) Law 2,184 1,175 3,359 (63) Culture, Media and Society 1,657 2,255 3,912 (122) Humanities and Social Sciences 1,338 1,698 3,036 (106) Education 2,781 1,579 4,360 (66) Commerce 2,766 1,315 4,081 (143) Fundamental Science and Engineering 2,215 478 2,693 (264) Creative Science and Engineering 2,004 621 2,625 (162) Advanced Science and Engineering 1,749 620 2,369 (134) Social Sciences 2,038 857 2,895 (134) Human Sciences 1,439 1,051 2,490 (69) Human Sciences (Distance learning) 295 362 657 (5) Sport Sciences 1,266 515 1,781 (38) International Liberal Studies 1,090 1,615 2,705 (755) Undergraduate Students Total 25,493 15,558 41,051 (2,541)

Postgraduate Students (Master's Programs) Schools Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science 89 105 194 (112) Economics 96 116 212 (194) Law 76 66 142 (73) Letters, Arts and Sciences 132 153 285 (37) Commerce 56 102 158 (120) Fundamental Science and Engineering 724 104 828 (107) Creative Science and Engineering 753 182 935 (123) Advanced Science and Engineering 690 190 880 (51) Environment and Energy Engineering 74 27 101 (37) Information, Production and Systems 359 109 468 (438) Education 94 90 184 (24) Human Sciences 79 116 195 (24) Social Sciences 41 54 95 (59) Sport Sciences 133 51 184 (31) Asia-Pacific Studies (Int'l Relations) 110 185 295 (258) Japanese Applied Linguistics 18 69 87 (27) International Culture and Communication Studies 32 99 131 (111)

2018 FACTS 4 Professional Schools Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Commerce 7 1 8 (0) Business and Finance（Waseda Business School） 427 161 588 (179) Public Management 31 14 45 (3) Law School 195 109 304 (4) Finance, Accounting and Law 0 2 2 (0) Accountancy 135 29 164 (13) Teacher Education 57 28 85 (0) Master's Students Total 4,408 2,162 6,570 (2,025)

Graduate Students (Doctoral Programs) Graduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science 48 26 74 (23) Economics 39 18 57 (23) Law 74 36 110 (40) Letters, Arts and Sciences 155 131 286 (40) Commerce 42 29 71 (14) Fundamental Science and Engineering 110 22 132 (44) Creative Science and Engineering 96 20 116 (49) Advanced Science and Engineering 145 45 190 (39) Education 85 74 159 (22) Human Sciences 63 61 124 (17) Social Sciences 48 20 68 (20) Asia-Pacific Studies (Int'l Relations) 64 76 140 (100) Global information and Telecommunication Studies 5 0 5 (3) Japanese Applied Linguistics 12 52 64 (20) Information, Production and Systems 36 13 49 (43) Public Management 0 1 1 (0) Sport Sciences 68 23 91 (15) Environment and Energy Engineering 6 2 8 (5) International Culture and Communication Studies 12 26 38 (30) Advanced Science and Engineering 29 3 32 (3) Doctoral Students Total 1,137 678 1,815 (550) Note: International students are defined as of non-Japanese nationality who are enrolled as of the survey date (including those on leave of absence or studying abroad.

5 2018 FACTS ADMISSIONS 4 http://web.waseda.jp/admission/en/ as of May 2018

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 117,209 Applications*

*Based on data from Waseda's General Entrance Exams and the College Center Exams

Admission for the vast majority of students is based on the results of the General Entrance Examinations conducted by each undergraduate/graduate school.

Undergraduate General Entrance Examination Acceptance Schools Applicants Accepted Rate Political Science and Economics 6,252 723 12% Law 5,190 755 15% Culture, Media and Society 10,807 1,002 9% Humanities and Social Sciences 9,812 1,011 10% Education 16,997 2,037 12% Commerce 14,114 1,028 7% Fundamental Science and Engineering 4,784 953 20% Creative Science and Engineering 3,856 806 21% Advanced Science and Engineering 4,833 1,124 23% Social Sciences 12,986 802 6% Human Sciences 7,110 620 9% Sport Sciences 1,857 189 10% International Liberal Studies 2,157 431 20% Undergraduate Applicants Total 100,755 11,481 11%

2018 FACTS 6 5 TUITION AND FEES US$ 1 = JPY 112 Figures are rounded For New Undergraduate Students (Academic Year 2018) Undergraduate School en US Law, Education (Education, Japanese Language and Literature, 960,000 8,727 Social Studies, Cultural Sciences) Commerce, Education (English Language and Literature), Social 971,000 8,827 Sciences Fundamental Science and Engineering, Creative Science and Engineering, Advanced Science and Engineering, 1,446,000 13,145 Education(Science, Mathematics) Political Science and Economics 999,000 9,082 Culture, Media and Society, Humanities and Social Sciences 1,009,000 9,173 Human Sciences 1,371,000 12,464 Human Sciences (e-school) 35,200 (per credit) 320 (per credit) Sport Sciences 1,394,000 12,673 International Liberal Studies 1,390,000 12,636

Additional Undergraduate ees en US Admission Fee (first year only) 200,000 1,818 Laboratory and Other Fees 0–120,000 0-1,091*

＊varies by program

For New Graduate Students (Academic Year 2018) asters octoral raduate School Yen US$ Yen US$ Political Science (except for Journalism Course), Economics, Law (except for Studies of Legal Frontiers), Letters. Arts and Sciences, 624,000 5,673 448,000 4,073 Commerce, Social Sciences Political Science (Journalism Course) 880,000 8,000 － － Law (Studies of Legal Frontiers) (1-year program) 875,000 7,955 － － Education (Mathematics Education Course) 962,000 8,745 707,000 6,427 Education (Others) 624,000 5,673 448,000 4,073 Fundamental Science and Engineering 962,000 8,745 707,000 6,427 Creative Science and Engineering (1.5-year program) 1,491,000 13,555 707,000 6,427 Creative Science and Engineering (2-year program) 962,000 8,745 Advanced Science and Engineering 1,071,000 9,736 707,000 6,427 Human Sciences 1-year program 1,206,000 10,964 657,000 5,973 Human Sciences 2-year program 901,000 8,191

7 2018 FACTS Master's Doctoral Graduate School Yen US$ Yen US$ Sport Sciences 1-year program 1,238,000 11,255 677,000 6,155 Sport Sciences 2-year program 926,000 8,418 Asia-Pacific Studies 1,373,000 12,482 775,000 7,045 Japanese Applied Linguistics 867,000 7,882 665,000 6,045 Information, Production and Systems 1,114,000 10,127 707,000 6,427 Environment and Energy Engineering 962,000 8,745 707,000 6,427 International Culture and Communication Studies 745,000 6,773 548,000 4,982

Master's Doctoral Professional Graduate School Yen US$ Yen US$ Political Science (Public Management) 1-year program 1,988,000 18,073 － － Political Science (Public Management) 2-year program 1,490,000 13,545 Business and Finance 1-year program 2,784,000 25,309 Business and Finance 2-year program 1,640,000 14,909 － － Business and Finance 2-year program (evening course) 1,460,000 13,273 Law School － － 1,160,000 10,545 Accountancy 1-year program 2,050,000 18,636 － － Accountancy 2-year program 1,540,000 14,000 Education (Specialization in Advanced Teacher Training) 1-year program 1,613,000 14,664 － － Education (Specialization in Advanced Teacher Training) 2-year program 1,190,000 10,818

Additional Master's Doctoral Graduate Fees Yen US$ Yen US$ Admission Fee 200,000 1,818 200,000 1,818 Seminar, Laboratory and 0－120,000 0－1,091 0－120,000 0－1,091* Other Fees

＊varies by program

Note: In the second and subsequent years, tuition and fees for undergraduate and graduate students increase at a fixed rate. Tuition for non-degree students and other categories are based on a different fee scale.

2018 FACTS 8 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE http://www.waseda.jp/inst/scholarship/ 6 http://www.waseda.jp/inst/cie/en/life/aid 2017 Academic Year FINANCIAL AID TO STUDENTS

Total Amount: JPY 10.0 Billion (US$ 91 Million) Recipients: 15,218 US$ 1 = JPY 110 Figures are rounded

Number of Amount Scholarships Recipients Yen US$ 9,140 Japan Student Services Organization (Loan) 7,278,924,000 66,172,036 (－) 148 Okuma Memorial Scholarship 105,000,000 954,545 (15) 736 Azusa Ono Memorial Scholarship 293,100,000 2,664,545 (67) Other loans and grants administered 2,804 1,177,649,150 10,705,901 by the University* (995) 706 Designated contributions 387,426,000 3,522,055 (91) Loans and grants from local 90 44,944,000 408,582 government authorities (9) 1,594 Loans and grants from non-governmental organizations 801,398,000 7,285,436 (1,056) 15,218 Total 10,088,441,150 91,713,100 (2,233)

( ) shows the number of international student recipients.

Recipient distribution: 74% undergraduate; 26% graduate

* Waseda University International Student Scholarships, Waseda University Scholarships for Doctoral Students, Alumni Association Scholarship, and others.

9 2018 FACTS MAJOR :SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Waseda University Partial Tuition Waiver for Privately Financed International Students

Eligibility Undergraduate/Graduate students (Excluding doctoral program students) Amount 50% reduction of tuition Availability about 300 Scholarship Period 1 year This scholarship is designated for privately financed students with distinguished academic records. Based on review of academic records and Purpose of Scholarship financial circumstances, students are awarded a 50% reduction in their annual tuition.

Azusa Ono Memorial Scholarship Eligibility Undergraduate/Graduate students Amount ￥400,000 Undergraduate students: 26 Availability Graduate students: 41 Scholarship Period 1 year This scholarship commemorates Azusa Ono, a key figures in Waseda Purpose of Scholarship University's foundation and is designated to support international students with limited financial resources.

Scholarship for Young Doctoral Students Students enrolled after the 2009 academic year Regular full-time doctoral students, within the standard term of their degree Eligibility Students under 30 years of age on April 1st of the year of receiving scholarship Amount ￥200,000 ～ 600,000 (depends on the area of study) Availability about 600 (including Japanese students) Scholarship Period 1 year The purpose of this scholarship is to support and encourage admission of Purpose of Scholarship young people with high-level research skills and a rich knowledge base into graduate school doctoral courses.

Waseda University Emergency Scholarship Undergraduate/Graduate students who have experienced a sudden Eligibility change in family finances within the last year Amount ￥400,000 Availability 40 Scholarship Period 1 year This scholarship is designated for students, who at the time of Purpose of Scholarship application, have had a sudden change in their family's financial circumstances within the past year which affats their academic endeavors.

2018 FACTS 10 7 FACULTY AND STAFF as of May 2018

Faculty: 5,468 (Full-time: 2,209 Part-time: 3,259) Staff: 1,233 (Full-time: 1,111 Part-time: 122)

FACULTY By Status ( ): number of foreign nationals Male Female Total FULL TIME 〈Tenured〉 Professor 916 (49) 123 (7) 1,039 (56) Associate Professor 159 (24) 48 (5) 207 (29) Assistant Professor 16 (2) 4 (0) 20 (2) Teacher (Affiliated Senior High School) 112 (3) 19 (1) 131 (4) Subtotal 1,203 (78) 194 (13) 1,397 (91) 〈Without Tenure〉 Professor 67 (8) 5 (1) 72 (9) Associate Professor 30 (15) 29 (10) 59 (25) Assistant Professor 135 (25) 55 (12) 190 (37) Assistant Professor 64 (10) 24 (9) 88 (19) Senior Research Professor 3 (0) 0 (0) 3 (0) Senior Researcher 15 (0) 2 (0) 17 (0) Researcher 29 (3) 1 (0) 30 (3) Junior Researcher 86 (22) 11 (3) 97 (25) Research Associate 180 (33) 76 (22) 256 (55) Subtotal 609 (116) 203 (57) 812 (173) PART TIME Guest Professor 112 (2) 3 (1) 115 (3) Guest Associate Professor 17 (0) 5 (0) 22 (0) Guest Assistant Professor 2 (0) 0 (0) 2 (0) Guest Senior Researcher 73 (4) 7 (0) 80 (4) Guest Researcher 24 (3) 7 (1) 31 (4) Guest Junior Researcher 25 (3) 8 (1) 33 (4) Instructor 14 (2) 106 (10) 120 (12) Part-time Lecturer 2,057 (259) 799 (129) 2,856 (388) Subtotal 2,324 (273) 935 (142) 3,259 (415) Faculty Total 4,136 (467) 1,332 (212) 5,468 (679)

STAFF Male Female Total Full Time Staff 611 (10) 181 (7) 792 (17) Full Time Contract Staff 94 (2) 225 (7) 319 (9) Subtotal 705 (12) 406 (14) 1,111 (26) Part Time Contract Staff 44 (1) 78 (1) 122 (2) Staff Total 749 (13) 484 (15) 1,233 (28)

11 2018 FACTS ALUMNI http://www.wasedaalumni.jp/e/ (English) 8 http://www.wasedaalumni.jp/ (Japanese) as of May 2018

Over 630,000 Living Alumni

Waseda University Alumni Association Established 1885 President The President of Waseda University Membership 631,527 District Chapters in Japan 48 Overseas Chapters & Tomonkai 64

Asia (24) North America (13) (Thailand) Boston (USA) Bangalore (India) Chicago (USA) Beijing (China) Georgia (USA) China (China) Hawaii (USA) Dalian (China) Los Angeles (USA) Hanoi () Michigan (USA) Hong Kong (China) New York (USA) India (India) Oregon (USA) Indonesia (Indonesia) (USA) Jakarta (Indonesia) Seattle (USA) Korea (Korea) Toronto (Canada) Malaysia (Malaysia) Vancouver (Canada) Manila (Philippines) Washington D.C. (USA) Mumbai (India) Myanmar (Miyanmar) South America (4) Saigon (Vietnam) Brazil (Brazil) Seoul (Korea) Chile (Chile) (China) Lima (Peru) Singapore (Singapore) Mexico (Mexico) South China (China) Suzhou (China) Europe (13) Taipei (Taiwan) Belgium (Belgium) Taiwan (Taiwan) Berlin (Germany) Ulan Bator (Mongolia) Britain (UK) Denmark (Denmark) Africa (3) Dusseldorf (Germany) Egypt (Cairo) Frankfurt (Germany) Johannesburg (South Africa) Geneva (Switzerland) Kenya (Kenya) Netherlands (Netherlands) Moscow (Russia) Near and Middle East (3) Paris (France) Abu Dhabi (UAE) Spain (Spain) Qatar (Qatar) Stockholm (Sweden) Tehran (Iran) Vienna (Austria)

Oceania (4) Brisbane (Australia) Melbourne (Australia) Perth (Australia) Sydney (Australia)

2018 FACTS 12 FINANCES 9 http://www.waseda.jp/zaimu/index-e.html as of May 2018

Income: JPY 102 Billion (US$ 925 Million) Expenses: JPY 97 Billion (US$ 879 Million)

Income and Expense Statement for Fiscal Year 2017 US$ 1 = JPY 110 (in millions) 2017 Yen US$ % Educational and Research Activities Income Student Fees 65,388 594 67% Entrance Examination and Other Fees 4,553 41 5% Donations 2,760 25 3% Subsidies 11,747 107 12% Income from Business Activities 7,857 71 8% Miscellaneous 4,788 44 5% Total Income ① 97,093 883 100% Expense Personnel 48,757 443 52% Education and Research 42,144 383 45% Maintenance 3,616 33 4% Transfer to Reserve 33 0 – Total Expenses ② 94,549 860 100% Increase in net assets ③ （①－②） 2,544 23 – Excluding Educational and Research Activities Income Interest and Dividends received 2,091 19 66% Others 1,151 10 34% Total Income ④ 3,241 29 100% Expense Interest on Loans 53 0 – Others 743 7 100% Total Expenses ⑤ 796 7 100% Increase in net assets ⑥ （④－⑤） 2,445 22 – Current Balance ⑦ （③＋⑥) 4,989 45 – Non-recurring Activities Income Income from Asset Management 261 2 15% Others 1,214 11 85% Total Income ⑧ 1,475 13 100% Expense Loss on Disposition 1,355 12 100% Others 3 0 – Total Expenses ⑨ 1,358 12 100% Increase in net assets ⑩ （⑧－⑨） 117 1 – Net income before transfer 5,106 46 – to Capital Funds ⑪ （⑦＋⑩） Transfer to Capital Funds⑫ △ 5,260 △ 48 – Total Balance ⑬ （⑪＋⑫） △ 154 △ 1 –

13 2018 FACTS Balance Sheet (millions) FY 2017 FY 2016 Difference (March 31, 2018) (March 31, 2017) Yen US$ Yen US$ Yen US$ Assets Fixed Assets 332,773 3,025 320,250 2,859 12,523 166 Tangible Fixed Assets 233,709 2,125 231,617 2,068 2,092 57 Specific Assets 61,271 557 66,820 597 △ 5,549 △ 40 Other Fixed Assets 37,793 344 21,813 195 15,980 149 Current Assets 37,535 341 46,091 412 △ 8,556 △ 71 Cash 33,015 300 42,038 375 △ 9,023 △ 75 Others 4,520 41 4,053 36 467 5 Total 370,308 3,366 366,341 3,271 3,967 95

Liabilities Net Assets Liabilities 59,400 540 60,540 541 △ 1,140 △ 1 Net Assets 310,908 2,826 305,802 2,730 5,106 96 Total 370,308 3,366 366,342 3,271 3,966 95

2018 FACTS 14 10 LAND AREA as of March 2018

Owned Land Area: 2.1 Million square meters (522 acres)

Campus Square Meters Acres Waseda 127,280 31 Toyama 33,030 8 Nishi-Waseda 44,894 11 Tokorozawa 367,740 91 Higashi-Fushimi 97,242 24 Honjo 860,238 213 Other 583,299 144 Total Land Area 2,113,723 522

Note: These statistics show only land owned by the University Corporation, not including leased real estate.

15 2018 FACTS LIBRARIES 11 https://www.waseda.jp/library/en as of March 2018

Holdings: 5.8 Million Books 54,429 Serials

Holding by Category Books Japanese books 3,754,289 Foreign books 2,084,091 Total 5,838,380 Serials Japanese serials 34,563 Foreign serials 19,866 Total 54,429

Holdings by Library Name Volumes Central Library 2,813,481 S. Takata Memorial Research Library 503,364 Toyama Library 461,613 Science and Engineering Library 424,684 Tokorozawa Library 189,888 Faculty Libraries 556,697 Research Institute Libraries 300,955 Student Reading Rooms 349,907 High School Libraries 237,791

Usage (cumulative) 2017 Academic Year Faculty & Graduate Undergraduate Name Alumni Others Total Staff Students Students Central Library 23,395 87,592 427,050 72,812 57,657 668,506 S. Takata Memorial 3,401 14,333 1,650 316 1,150 20,850 Research Library Toyama Library 9,307 29,009 269,623 7,646 1,166 316,751 Tokorozawa Library 3,314 10,308 76,245 378 2,792 93,037 *Science and Engineering Library users are not included.

2018 FACTS 16 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 12 http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/research

External Funds for Research JPY 10.6 Billion (US$ 96 Million)

2017 Academic Year Amount of research funds received US$ = JPY 110 Categories Million Yen Million US$ Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research 2,800 25.5 Subsidies 1,532 13.9 Contract/Joint research (public) *1 4,078 37.1 Contract/Joint research (private) *1 1,677 15.2 Research grants *2 138 1.3 Designated donations *3 424 3.9 Total 10,648 96.8

*1. Contract/Joint research costs are calculated based on the actual results of deposits received. *2. Research grants: Research costs received from private-sector foundations and others for the purpose of developing academic research. *3. Designated donations: Donations granted to support research activities at Waseda University.

Projects selected for Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Number of projects selected 964 National ranking for number of projects selected 12

*Based on data from FY2016 Distribution of Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research by MEXT Research Promotion Bureau

17 2018 FACTS Technology Licensing

Patents Licensing Reported Year Domestic Overseas innovations Number Income Applications Approved Applications Approved

2013 119 95 65 28 30 88 17,892,000

2014 142 120 81 50 29 153 20,812,000

2015 128 97 35 54 23 69 16,921,000

2016 124 87 44 35 16 105 27,978,215

2017 122 96 38 47 23 75 15,824,053

Incubation Activities The number of ventures created at University incubation facilities

Year 2014 2015 2016 2017

New Business 67 65 62 74 Start-ups

Source: METI (Survey on University-oriented Venture Business FY2017)

2018 FACTS 18 GLOBAL NETWORK http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/about/work/organizations/international-affairs-division/ 13 international-exchange as of May 2018

511 Exchange Agreements 575 Partner Institutions 88 Countries

Waseda University Global Network Type Number Institutions Countries

University-wide Agreements 511 575 88

List of Countries and Regions (88) Bangladesh Brunei Cambodia China Hong Kong India Indonesia Kazakhstan Asia Korea Laos Macau Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Uzbekistan Viet Nam

Australia Fiji Micronesia New Zealand Oceania Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa

North, Central Argentina Brazil Canada Chile & South Colombia Costa Rica Cuba El Salvador America Mexico Peru Uruguay USA

Afghanistan Bahrain Botswana Egypt Middle East & Iran Israel Jordan Oman Africa Qatar Saudi Arabia South Africa Syria Tanzania Turkey Uganda UAE

Austria Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Czech Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Kosovo Europe Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovania Spain Sweden Switzerland UK

19 2018 FACTS OVERSEAS OFFICES AND FACILITIES 14 http://www.waseda.jp/top/en/about/work/organizations/international-affairs-division/overseas-bases as of May 2018

Belgium

Brussels Office (Since 2016)

Egypt

E-JUST Shared Office(since 2014)

France

Exchange Research Room in

Germany

Exchange Research Room in University of Bonn

Korea

Exchange Research Room in

Singapore

Singapore Office (since 2004) Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore (in affiliation since 2002) Waseda Bioscience Research Institute in Singapore (WABIOS, since 2009)

Taiwan

Taipei Office (International Center Taipei, since 2008)

Thailand

Bangkok Office (since 2009) Waseda Education (since 2003)

USA

New York Office (WASEDA USA, since 2008) an Francisco Office (WASEDA USA, since 2012) U. S. - Japan Research Institute* (USJI, since 2009) * Located in Washington D.C. and jointly operated by Doshisha Univ., Keio Univ., Univ., Kyushu Univ., Univ of , Univ. of , Ritsumeikan Univ., and Waseda Univ.

2018 FACTS 20 15 FACULTY EXCHANGE 2017 Academic Year

WASEDA FACULTY GOING ABROAD

Total: 3,117 Scholars

By Category Activity Number % Research Trip 2,765 88.7% Business Trip 295 9.5% Sabbatical Leave 43 1.4% Research/Training 14 0.4% Study Abroad 0 0% Exchange Professor/Researcher 0 0% Total 3,117 100.0%

By Destination Region Number % Asia 1,442 42.1% Oceania 94 2.7% North America 677 19.7% Central & South America 156 4.6% Middle East 38 1.1% Africa 45 1.3% Europe 976 28.5% Total 3,428 100.0%

By Length of Stay Length Number % Less than one week 1,707 53.6% One week to 30 days 1,304 40.9% 31 days to 90 days 71 2.2% 91 days to 180 days 11 0.3% 181 days to 365 days 69 2.2% More than one year 23 0.7% Total 3,185 100.0%

21 2018 FACTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS HOSTED

Total: 418 Scholars

By Status Status Number % Visiting Scholars 203 48.5% Visiting Research Fellow 198 47.4% Research Interns 17 4.1% Total 418 100.0%

By Field of Specialization Fields Number % Humanities 151 36.1% Social Sciences 192 46.0% Science and Engineering 75 17.9% Total 418 100.0%

By Length of Stay Length Number % 30 days or less 74 17.7% 31 days to 90 days 104 24.9% 91 days to 180 days 27 6.5% 181 days to 365 days 187 44.7% More than one year 26 6.2% Total 418 100.0%

By Region of Origin Region Number % Asia 180 43.1% Oceania 12 2.9% North America 105 25.1% Central & South America 1 0.2% Middle East 2 0.5% Africa 4 1.0% Europe 114 27.2% Total 418 100.0%

2018 FACTS 22 STUDENT EXCHANGE 16 http://www.waseda.jp/inst/cie/en as of May 2018

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT

5,783 Students (with Student visa)

By Academic Level Academic Level Number % Undergraduate 2,615 45% Degree 2,142 37% Non-Degree 473 8% Graduate 2,732 47% Master's 1,949 34% Doctoral 516 9% Non-Degree 267 4% Center for Japanese Language (Non-Degree) 436 8% Total 5,783 100% *11.3% of total enrollment at Waseda University By Region of Origin Region Number % Asia 4,910 84.9% Middle East 40 0.7% Europe 364 6.3% North America 347 5.9% Central and South America 36 0.7% Africa 40 0.7% Oceania 46 0.8% Total 5,783 100%

Top 10 Countries and Regions Country/Region Number % 1 China 3,127 54.0% 2 Republic of Korea 819 14.1% 3 Taiwan 391 6.7% 4 United States 294 5.0% 5 Indonesia 107 1.8% 6 Thailand 106 1.8% 7 United Kingdom 64 1.1% 8 France 62 1.0% 9 Viet Nam 61 1.0% 10 Hong Kong 60 1.0% ”International students" are defined as the students who are enrolled in Waseda University as of the survey date (including those under leave of absence and those studying abroad) and have foreign (non-Japanese) nationalities. Students with status of residence of permanent resident, special permanent resident, long-term resident, spouse or child of Japanese national, or spouse or child of permanent resident are not included.

23 2018 FACTS WASEDA STUDENTS STUDYING ABROAD 2017 Academic Year Long-term Programs

1,164 Students

By Program Study Abroad Category Number % Exchange 624 53.6% CS-L/R 354 30.4% DD 26 2.3% Privately Financed 160 13.7% Total 1,164 100%

By Destination Country 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Argentina 1 1 0 0 0 2 Australia 16 18 20 33 36 47 Austria 5 5 4 4 6 8 Bahrain 0 0 1 0 0 0 Belarus 2 1 1 1 0 0 Belgium 2 2 3 3 2 3 Botswana 1 0 1 0 0 1 Brazil 0 0 2 1 1 1 Brunei 0 0 5 4 3 3 Bulgaria 0 0 0 0 1 0 Canada 41 37 46 40 39 82 China 117 118 83 69 48 57 Chile 2 1 1 0 2 0 Czech 0 1 2 2 2 2 Denmark 1 4 6 7 6 11 Dominican 0 0 0 0 0 0 Egypt 0 0 0 0 0 1 Estonia 1 0 3 3 3 2 Finland 3 3 3 3 3 5 France 45 56 64 64 62 53 Germany 42 37 38 44 51 40 Hong Kong 13 14 41 13 12 15 Hungary 1 1 3 4 3 4 Iceland 2 1 1 1 1 2 India 1 0 0 0 0 2 Indonesia 0 5 6 8 8 4 Iran 0 0 0 0 1 0

2018 FACTS 24 Country 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Ireland 38 34 12 31 25 24 Israel 1 1 1 0 0 0 Italy 24 33 38 39 22 36 Jordan 1 1 1 0 0 0 Kazakhstan 0 0 0 0 1 0 Korea 36 34 31 28 24 14 Kuwait 0 0 1 0 0 0 Latvia 0 0 0 1 1 0 Lithuania 0 1 2 2 1 1 Luxembourg 0 0 0 0 1 3 Macau 0 0 0 0 1 0 Malta 0 0 0 1 0 2 Malaysia 0 1 9 6 7 7 Mexico 2 5 5 5 3 3 Netherlands 2 9 5 6 10 12 Mongolia 0 0 0 0 0 0 Morocco 1 1 1 0 0 0 New Zealand 9 19 13 16 11 19 Norway 7 8 9 9 13 13 Oman 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pakistan 0 0 0 1 0 0 Palau 1 0 0 0 0 0 Palestine 0 1 0 0 0 1 Peru 0 0 1 0 1 1 Philippines 5 4 5 7 4 10 Portugal 0 1 2 0 0 3 Qatar 1 1 1 1 0 0 Russia 6 9 7 9 5 5 Serbia 0 0 0 0 0 0 Singapore 10 8 29 12 15 12 Slovakia 0 1 3 2 2 2 Spain 24 32 31 27 26 34 Sweden 25 24 31 25 31 36 Switzerland 5 7 6 8 12 12 Syria 0 0 0 0 0 0 Taiwan 6 27 32 19 14 28 Tanzania 1 1 1 0 0 0 Thailand 3 4 11 23 17 15 Turkey 1 1 2 4 0 1 United Arab Emirates 1 1 1 1 0 0 UK 50 104 94 92 72 94 Uruguay 0 0 0 0 0 1 USA 529 571 567 540 441 426 Viet Nam 0 1 0 0 0 1 Total 1,085 1,250 1,286 1,219 1,050 1,161

25 2018 FACTS Short-term Programs 2017 Academic Year By the Center for International Education

Total: 605 Students

Early Summer Programs Summer Programs Spring Programs Destination Number Destination Number Destination Number Malaysia 20 Australia 21 Australia 37 Taiwan 11 Austria 11 Canada 53 Viet Nam 21 Canada 62 France 6 Subtotal 52 Germany 7 Germany 13 Italy 4 Korea 10 Korea 14 Malta 16 Malta 18 New Zealand 23 Philippines 14 Taiwan 6 Russia 7 UK 24 Spain 4 USA 54 Taiwan 6 Subtotal 242 UK 58 USA 85 Subtotal 311

2018 FACTS 26 17 ONLINE EDUCATION as of April 2018

ON-DEMAND COURSES

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Students 69,145 63,952 75,490 83,248 82,866 80,247

Courses 1,321 1,249 1,352 1,431 1,484 1,485

CROSS-CULTURAL DISTANCE LEARNING

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Students 3,525 3,574 2,919 2,519 1,918 1,491

Courses 79 80 91 98 89 43

Countries/Regions 25 25 26 26 26 26

Universities/Institutions 94 95 98 98 103 98

Note: "CCDL" is a joint class conducted with overseas universities using videoconference or internet chat format.

Participating Institutions by Country Australia 7 Indonesia 2 Sweden 1 Austria 1 Italy 1 Taiwan 8 Brunei 1 Korea 11 Thailand 4 Canada 3 Malaysia 2 UK 3 China 13 New Zealand 2 United Arab Emirates 1 Fiji 1 Philippines 2 USA 15 France 5 Russia 1 Uzbekistan 2 Germany 5 Singapore 3 Viet Nam 3 India 2 Samoa 1

CYBER SEMINARS / CYBER LECTURES

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Students 417 335 360 296 507 263

Countries/Regions 8 8 6 5 9 8

Universities/Institutions 11 11 9 7 12 13

Note: Cyber Seminars are seminars in which students at Waseda and overseas have discussions and presentations via videoconference. Cyber Lectures involve overseas professors delivering lectures to Waseda students via videoconference.

27 2018 FACTS 18 LANGUAGE COURSES 2018 Academic Year

28 Languages 1,541 Courses

Language Courses Ainu 8 Arabic 19 Basque 4 Chinese 175 Danish 4 English 327 French 179 German 172 Greek 10 Indonesian 4 Irish 2 Italian 56 Japanese 297 Korean 47 Latin 12 Mongolian 4 Persian 2 Polish 4 Portuguese 8 Romanian 4 Russian 73 Sanskrit 5 Spanish 113 Swahili 2 Thai 4 Vietnamese 4 Filipino 1 Malay 1 Total 1,541

2018 FACTS 28 Appendix INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN JAPAN http://www.jasso.go.jp/en/about/statistics/intl_student/index.html

Fig. 1 Number of International Students in Japan (As of each May 1) (Students) 190,000 188,384 185,000

180,000

175,000 171,122 170,000

165,000

160,000

155,000 152,062 150,000

145,000 141,774 139,185 140,000 137,756 138,075 135,000 132,720 135,519

130,000

125,000 123,829 121,812 118,498 120,000

115,000 117,302 117,927

110,000 109,508 105,000

100,000

95,000 95,550 90,000

85,000 80,020 80,000 78,812 75,000 74,323 72,665 71,244 71,361 69,405 69,339 67,782 70,000 67,108 64,011 63,175 65,000 62,159 Total 64,774 63,437 60,000 62,311 58,771

53,787 53,847 57,911 55,000 52,405 52,921 55,755 51,047 50,235 48,561 50,000 51,298 50,321 46,373 45,066 45,000 43,478 41,347 41,396 39,979 39,502 39,749 39,641 39,567 40,000 39,097 35,405 raduate school 38,654 35,000 ndergraduate/unior college/ 32,666 students 30,278 30,910 31,592 ollege of technology students 30,612 30,000 27,914 27,872 29,227 26,160 25,753 25,009 25,477 25,504 25,159 29,514 25,463 25,167 23,677 28,542 25,000 26,229 21,364 25,052 25,146 25,197 24,586 19,779 23,585 23,833 18,710 18,645 22,679 20,000 17,740 21,233 22,399 16,390 16,592 20,483 21,562 15,004 19,856 13,816 rofessional training college 15,000 12,383 17,173 11,036 (postsecondary course) students 12,540 9,725 10,000 12,574 12,193 12,136 7,638 12,324 niersity preparatory 6,139 8,815 course students 3,220 5,000 6,916 2,197 2,607 3,086 5,656 1,84 1,827 2,018 2,348 2,235 2,293 2,140 999 1,822 1,644 1,563 1,619 1,587 2,027 0 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1990 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (Year)

Fig. 2 International Students in Japan Fig. 3 International Students in Japan by Region of Origin (As of May 1, 2017) by Nationality (As of May 1, 2017) Region Number % Nationality Number % Asia 249,242 93.3% China 107,260 40.2% Europe 8,669 3.2% Viet Nam 61,671 23.1% North America 3,182 1.2% Nepal 21,500 8.1% Korea 15,740 5.9% Africa 2,230 0.8% Taiwan 8,947 3.4% Middle East 1,533 0.6% Indonesia 6,607 2.5% Latin America 1,426 0.5% SriLanka 5,495 2.1% Oceania 756 0.3% Myanmar 4,816 1.8% Others 4 0.0% Thailand 3,985 1.5% Total 267,042 100.0％ Malaysia 2,945 1.1% USA 2,786 1.0% Others 25,290 9.3% Total 267,042 100.0%

29 2018 FACTS Fig. 4 International Students in Japan Fig. 5 International Students in Japan by type of by Major Field (As of May 1, 2017) Educational Institution (As of May 1, 2017) Region Number % Major Field National Other Public Private Total Humanities 124,305 46.5% Graduate School 29,174 1,909 15,290 46,373 Social Science 67,664 25.3% Universities Science 3,452 1.3% 11,770 1,836 63,940 77,546 (undergraduate) Engineering 30,804 11.5% Agriculture 3,739 1.4% Junior colleges 0 16 1,899 1,915 Health Care 4,356 1.6% Colleges of technology 510 0 49 559 Home Economics 4,737 1.8% Education 3,221 1.2% Professional training 0 18 58,753 58,771 colleges Arts 8,432 3.2% University preparatory Others 16,282 6.1% 0 0 3,220 3,220 courses Total 266,992 100.0％ Japanese language 0 54 78,604 78,658 institutes Total 41,454 3,833 221,755 267,042

Fig. 6 Top 10 Universities by Number of International Students (As of May 1, 2017) University Name Number Waseda University Private 5,072 Tokyo University of Social Welfare Private 3,733 The National 3,615 Japan University of Economics Private 2,983 Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Private 2,804 National 2,426 University National 2,273 National 2,201 Private 2,141 National 2,134

Fig. 7 International Students in Japan by Region and Prefecture (As of May 1, 2017)

Region Number Prefecture Number Region Number Prefecture Number 3,454 Mie 1,208 Hokkaido Hokkaido 3,454 〔1.3％〕 Shiga 433 330 Kyoto 11,219 45,526 Kinki Osaka 21,683 Iwate 315 〔17.0%〕 6,041 Miyagi 3,975 Hyogo 9,398 Tohoku 〔2.3％〕 Akita 431 Nara 1,216 Wakayama 369 Yamagata 265 Fukushima 725 Tottori 207 Shimane 269 Ibaraki 5,547 10,108 Chugoku 3,070 〔3.8%〕 Tochigi 3,019 4,089 Gunma 6,087 149,815 Yamaguchi 2,473 Kanto Saitama 10,340 〔56.1％〕 Tokushima 375 Chiba 11,550 1,601 Kagawa 476 Shikoku Tokyo 103,456 〔0.6%〕 Ehime 538 Kanagawa 9,816 Kochi 212 2,266 17,519 Toyama 658 Saga 646 Ishikawa 1,919 1,914 28,613 1,114 Fukui 412 Kyushu 21,884 〔10.7%〕 Oita 3,630 Chubu Yamanashi 1,042 〔8.2％〕 Miyazaki 500 Nagano 1,518 Kagoshima 1,075 Gifu 1,952 Okinawa 2,215 2,780 Total 267,042 100.0% Aichi 9,337

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