9 Honorary Doctorate Recipients

CONTENTS

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 12 8. Alumni 13 9. Honorary Doctorate Recipients 14 10. Finances 19 11. Land Area 20 12. Libraries 21 13. Research Activities 22 14. Global Network 24 15. Overseas Offices, Research and Education Facilities 25 16. Faculty Exchange 26 Waseda Faculty Going Abroad Overseas Scholars at Waseda 17. Student Exchange 28 International Student Enrollment Waseda Students Studying Abroad 18. Online Education 33 19. Language Courses 34

Appendix International Students in Japan 35 1 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Academic Year 2014

Entrance Ceremony (Undergraduate Schools) April 1 Entrance Ceremony (Graduate Schools) April 2 First Term Begins April 1 First Term Ends August 1 Summer Vacation August 2 − September 20 September Graduation Ceremony September 20 September Entrance Ceremony September 21 Second Term Begins September 21 Anniversary of the University's Founding October 21 Winter Vacation December 23 − January 7 Second Term Ends February 4 Spring Vacation February 5 − March 31 Graduation Ceremony March 25, 26

Notes: Sports Festival: October 30 Waseda Festival: November 1,2 The University closed for business during the following periods: August 11 − 15 (Summer), and December 27 − January 5 (end & beginning of the year)

1 2 ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS http://www.waseda.jp/eng/u_graduate.html http://www.waseda.jp/eng/graduate.html

Academic Year 2014

13 Undergraduate Schools 21 Graduate/Professional Graduate Schools

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

Graduate/Professional Graduate Schools Political Science Economics Law Law School 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 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

Research and Educational Institutes/Centers Institute for Research in Contemporary Political and Economic Affairs Institute of Comparative Law Center for Professional Legal Education and Research Research Institute for Letters, Arts and Sciences

2 Research Institutes/Centers Institute for Advanced Studies in Education Research Institute of the Faculty of Commerce Center for Finance Research Research Institute for Science and Engineering Global Information and Telecommunication Institute Environmental Research Institute Information, Production and Systems Research Center Advanced Research Center for Human Sciences Waseda Institute for Sport Sciences Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies Center for Japanese Language Waseda Institute for Advanced Study Global Education Center Extension Center Environmental Safety Center Waseda University Archives Health Support Center Comprehensive Research Organization (Project Research Institutes) Organization for Asian Studies Organization for Japan-US Studies Organization for Islamic Area Studies Organization for European Studies Organization for University Research Initiatives Institute for Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Consolidated Research Institute for Advanced Science and Medical Care Information Technology Research Organization Green Computing Systems Research Organization The Hirayama Ikuo Volunteer Center Athletic Center Center for International Education Center for Research Strategy Center for Higher Education Studies

Affiliated Schools Waseda University Junior High School & Senior High School Waseda University Honjo Senior High School Art and Architecture School of Waseda University Waseda Jitsugyo Primary School & High School Waseda Junior & Senior High School Waseda Shibuya Senior High School in Singapore Waseda Setsuryo Junior High School · 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 Aizu Museum Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum

3 3 ENROLLMENT http://www.waseda.jp/eng/facts.html

as of May 2014

Enrollment : 53,089 43,962 Undergraduates/9,127 Postgraduates

Undergraduate Students Undergraduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science and Economics 3,065 1,332 4,397 (308) Law 2,374 1,196 3,570 (58) Letters, Arts and Sciences Ⅰ*1 44 8(0) Letters, Arts and Sciences Ⅱ*1 41 5(0) Culture, Media and Society*2 1,832 2,374 4,206 (126) Humanities and Social Sciences*2 1,500 1,776 3,276 (74) Education 2,951 1,812 4,763 (76) Commerce 3,134 1,319 4,453 (176) Science and Engineering*1 10 0 10 (0) Fundamental Science and Engineering*2 2,192 386 2,578 (150) Creative Science and Engineering*2 2,220 564 2,784 (161) Advanced Science and Engineering*2 2,005 515 2,520 (78) Social Sciences 2,357 858 3,215 (118) Human Sciences 1,488 1,175 2,663 (59) Human Sciences (Distance learning) 317 377 694 (6) Sport Sciences 1,304 610 1,914 (26) International Liberal Studies 1,192 1,714 2,906 (732) Undergraduate Students Total 27,949 16,013 43,962 (2,148)

Graduate Students (Master’s Program) Graduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science 141 128 269 (117) Economics 117 114 231 (189) Law 74 32 106 (35) Letters, Arts and Sciences 186 155 341 (32) Commerce 51 73 124 (86) Fundamental Science and Engineering*2 643 68 711 (41) Creative Science and Engineering*2 726 179 905 (79) Advanced Science and Engineering*2 808 197 1,005 (47) Global Info. and Telecom. Studies 121 66 187 (139) Environment and Energy Engineering 76 15 86 (18) Information, Production and Systems 230 69 299 (246) Education 102 72 174 (15) Human Sciences 82 106 188 (10)

4 Graduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Social Sciences 49 54 103 (47) Sport Sciences 110 33 143 (13) Asia-Pacific Studies (Int'l Relations) 114 160 274 (201) Japanese Applied Linguistics 28 96 124 (29) International Culture and Communication Studies 29 85 114 (85) Professional Graduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Commerce (Business School) 345 115 460 (96) Public Management 44 21 65 (4) Law School 379 167 546 (9) Finance, Accounting and Law 223 82 305 (90) Accountancy 160 40 200 (4) Teacher Education 63 32 95 (−) Master’s Students Total 4,901 2,159 7,055 (1,632)

Graduate Students (Doctoral Program) Graduate School Male Female Total (Int'l Students) Political Science 68 32 100 (25) Economics 31 11 42 (14) Law 94 56 150 (54) Letters, Arts and Sciences 184 159 343 (33) Commerce 72 28 100 (20) Fundamental Science and Engineering*2 97 13 110 (20) Creative Science and Engineering*2 80 25 105 (48) Advanced Science and Engineering*2 199 47 246 (55) Education 73 90 163 (24) Human Sciences 61 65 126 (15) Social Sciences 66 40 106 (22) Asia-Pacific Studies (Int'l Relations) 89 63 152 (103) Global Info. and Telecom. Studies 33 9 42 (33) Japanese Applied Linguistics 13 43 56 (20) Information, Production and Systems 62 16 78 (64) Public Management 7 7 14 (1) Sport Sciences 85 39 124 (22) Environment and Energy Engineering 11 4 15 (6) Doctoral Students Total 1,325 747 2,072 (579)

Note: 1) The*1 program has been reorganized into newly established school *2. 2) Programs*1 will be terminated when all existing students graduate. 3) "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.

5 4 ADMISSIONS http://www.waseda.jp/eng/admission/procedures.html

as of May 2014 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

104,808 Undergraduate 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. Other admission systems and procedures include interviews, special selection procedures, and September admissions.

Undergraduate General Entrance Examination Number of Number Acceptance Undergraduate School Applicants Accepted Rate Political Science and Economics 6,888 832 12% Law 4,847 942 19% Culture, Media and Society 8,626 1,575 18% Humanities and Social Sciences 7,706 1,205 16% Education 13,805 2,375 17% Commerce 12,252 1,419 12% Fundamental Science and Engineering 4,932 1,134 23% Creative Science and Engineering 4,059 891 22% Advanced Science and Engineering 5,377 1,298 24% Social Sciences 11,961 1,127 9% Human Sciences 5,633 778 14% Sport Sciences 1,587 286 18% International Liberal Studies 2,717 556 20% Undergraduate Applicants Total 90,390 14,418 16%

6 5 TUITION AND FEES http://www.waseda.jp/eng/admission/tuition.html

*USD 1 = JPY 102 Truncate below the decimal point New Undergraduate Students for the Academic Year 2014 Undergraduate School Yen US$* Political Science and Economics, Law, Commerce, Education (Dept. of Education, JPN. Lang. & Lit., Eng. Lang. & Lit., 772,000 (7,568) Social Studies, Cultural Sciences), Social Sciences Fundamental Science and Engineering, Creative Science and Engineering, Advanced Science and Engineering, 1,127,000 (11,049) Education (Dept. of Science, Mathematics) Culture, Media and Society; Humanities and Social Sciences 816,000 (8,000) Human Sciences 1,050,000 (10,294) Human Sciences (Distance Education Program) 31,000 (per credit) (303) Sport Sciences 1,081,000 (10,598) International Liberal Studies 1,158,000 (11,352)

Additional Undergraduate Fees Yen US$* Admission Fee 200,000 (1,960) Educational Environment Improvement Fee 180,000–270,000 (1,764–2,647) Laboratory and Other Fees 0–100,000 (980) Global Education Fee 70,000 (686) New Graduate Students for the Academic Year 2014 Master's Doctoral Graduate School Yen US$* Yen US$* Political Science (Political Science Course), Economics (Economics Course), Law, Letters, Arts & 541,000 (5,303) 447,000 (4,382) Sciences, Commerce, Social Sciences Political Science (Journalism Course), 772,000 7,568 772,000 (7,568) Political Science (Economic Journalism Course) Education One-year program Mathematics Education 1,088,000 (10,666) − − Others 776,000 (7,607) − − Two-year program Mathematics Education 790,000 (7,745) − − Others 541,000 (5,303) − − Curriculum Area Sciences Mathematics Course − − 653,000 (6,401) Others − − 447,000 (4,382) Fundamental Science and Engineering Creative Science and Engineering 790,000 (7,745) 653,000 (6,401) Advanced Science and Engineering Human Sciences One-year program 920,000 (9,019) 608,000 (5,960) Two-year program 736,000 (7,215) Sport Sciences One-year program 946,000 (9,274) 626,000 (6,137) Two-year program 757,000 (7,421) Asia-Pacific Studies 1,330,000 (13,039) 810,000 (7,941)

7 Master's Doctoral Graduate School Yen US$* Yen US$* Japanese Applied Linguistics 870,000 (8,529) 710,000 (6,960) Information, Production and Systems 1,100,000 (10,784) 763,000 (7,480) Environment and Energy Engineering 970,000 (9,509) 763,000 (7,480)

Master's Doctoral Professional Graduate School Yen US$* Yen US$* Business School One-year program 2,757,000 (27,029) −− Two-year program 1,720,000 (16,862)

Two-year program(evening)1,390,000 (13,627) − − Law School − − 1,270,000 (12,450) Finance,Accounting and Law 1,670,000 (16,372) − − Accountancy One-year program 2,025,000 (19,852) −− Two-year program 1,620,000 (15,882) Teacher Education One-year program 1,588,000 (15,568) −− Two-year program 1,270,000 (12,450)

Additional Master’s Doctoral Graduate Fees Yen US$* Yen US$* Admission Fee 200,000 (1,960) 200,000 (1,960) Educational Environment Improvement Fee 120,000−180,000 (1,176−1,764) 80,000−110,000 (784−1,078) Seminar, Laboratory 0−120,000 (0−1,176) 0−110,000 (0−1,078) & Other Fees

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

8 6 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE http://www.waseda.jp/syogakukin/ http://www.cie-waseda.jp/en/lifesupport/scholarships/

Academic Year 2013

Financial Assistance: approx. JPY 15.1 Billion (approx. USD 148 Million) Number of Recipients: 21,881

*USD 1 = JPY 102 Truncate below the decimal point Number of Amount Scholarships Recipients Yen US$* Japan Student Services Organization (Loan) 14,378 (Nihon Gakusei Shien Kikou) (−) 11,345,480,000 (111,230,196) 122 Okuma Memorial Scholarship (Award) (0) 83,500,000 (818,627) 971 Azusa Ono Memorial Scholarship (Award) (103) 379,900,000 (3,724,509) Other loans and grants administered 4,087 1,775,884,066 (17,410,628) by the University ** (804) 722 Designated contributions (78) 627,656,912 (6,153,499) Loans and grants from local 111 54,881,000 (538,049) government authorities (4) Loans and grants from non-governmental 1,490 841,996,072 (8,254,863) authorities (971) 21,881 Total 15,109,298,050 (148,130,373) (1,960)

( ) 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 MAJOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AID ● Waseda University Partial Tuition-Waiver Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students

Eligibility ● Undergraduate/Graduate students (Excluding doctral program students)

Stipend 50% reduction from one-year tuition

Number of candidates about 350

Scholarship Period 1 year

This scholarship is designated for privately financed students with distinguished academic records. Based on academic records and Purpose of Scholarship financial circumstances, students are awarded a 50% reduction in their yearly tuition.

● Azusa Ono Memorial Scholarship

Eligibility ● Undergraduate/Graduate students

Stipend ￥400,000 year

Number of candidates Undergraduate students: 26 Graduate students: 41

Scholarship Period 1 year

This scholarship commemorates Azusa Ono, one of the key figures at the Purpose of Scholarship time when Waseda University was founded and is designated to support the studies of foreign students with limited financial resources.

● Scholarship for Young Doctoral Students

● Students enrolled after the 2009 academic year ● Regular full-time Eligibility doctoral student, within the standard years of their degree ● Students under 30 years of age on April 1st of the year of receiving scholarship

Stipend ￥250,000 ～ 600,000/year

Number of candidates about 432

Scholarship Period 1 year

The purpose of this scholarship is to support and encourage admission of Purpose of Scholarship young researchers with high-level research skills and a rich knowledge base in graduate school doctoral courses.

10 ● Emergency Scholarship

● Undergraduate/Graduate students ● Students who have experienced Eligibility a sudden change in family finances within the last 1 year

Stipend ￥400,000/year

Number of Candidates 40 maximum

Scholarship Period 1 year

This scholarship is designated for students, who at the time of application, have had a sudden change in their family's financial circumstances within Purpose of Scholarship the past year and are seen as experiencing difficulties in their academic endeavors.

11 7 FACULTY AND STAFF http://www.waseda.jp/eng/facts.html

as of May 2014

Faculty: 5,406 Full-time: 2,141 Part-time: 3,265 Staff: 1,266 Full-time: 1,122 Part-time: 144

FACULTY ( ): number of foreign nationals Male Female Total FULL TIME 〈Tenured〉 Professor 977 (46) 117 (9) 1,094 (55) Associate Professor 131 (14) 33 (5) 164 (19) Assistant Professor 15 (2) 4 (0) 19 (2) Teacher (Affiliated Senior High School) 110 (3) 15 (1) 125 (4) Subtotal 1,233 (65) 169 (15) 1,402 (80) 〈Without Tenure〉 Professor (without tenure) 53 (6) 5 (0) 58 (6) Associate Professor (without tenure) 26 (6) 18 (4) 44 (10) Assistant Professor (without tenure) 19 (5) 10 (1) 29 (6) Assistant Professor 102 (14) 49 (9) 151 (23) Senior Researcher 15 (0) 1 (0) 16 (0) Researcher 21 (1) 1 (0) 22 (1) Junior Researcher 68 (15) 9 (4) 77 (19) Instructor (without tenure) 4 (0) 11 (1) 15 (1) Visiting Professor (full-time)* 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) Visiting Associate Professor (full-time)* 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) Visiting Lecturer (full-time)* 1 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) Instructor* 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) Research Associate 235 (34) 91 (19) 326 (53) Subtotal 544 (81) 195 (38) 739 (119) PART TIME Visiting Professor 107 (0) 5 (1) 112 (1) Visiting Associate Professor 23 (2) 4 (0) 27 (7) Visiting Assistant Professor 3 (0) 0 (0) 3 (0) Visiting Senior Researcher 70 (1) 6 (1) 76 (2) Visiting Researcher 22 (3) 3 (1) 25 (4) Visiting Junior Researcher 23 (4) 7 (2) 30 (6) Instructor (part-time) 13 (2) 78 (10) 91 (12) Visiting Professor (part-time)* 26 (5) 2 (0) 28 (5) Visiting Associate Professor (part-time)* 7 (1) 1 (0) 8 (1) Visiting Lecturer (part-time)* 5 (0) 0 (0) 5 (0) Part-time Lecturer 2,089 (228) 771 (112) 2,860 (340) Subtotal 2,388 (246) 877 (127) 3,265 (373) Faculty Total 4,165 (392) 1,241 (180) 5,406 (572) ※will be terminated when the existing contract is expired. STAFF Male Female Total Full Time Staff 622 (10) 182 (4) 804 (14) Full Time Contract Staff 110 (3) 208 (4) 318 (7) Subtotal 732 (13) 390 (8) 1,122 (21) Part Time Contract Staff 48 (0) 96 (1) 144 (1) Staff Total 780 (13) 486 (9) 1,266 (22)

12 8 ALUMNI http://www.wasedaalumni.jp/e/ (English) http://www.wasedaalumni.jp/ (Japanese)

as of April 2014

Approx. 600 thousand Alumni

Waseda University Alumni Association Established 1885 President The President of Waseda University Membership 597,092 District Chapters in Japan 48 Overseas Chapters & Tomonkai 55

Asia (19) North America (13) Bangkok (Bangkok, Thailand) Boston (Boston, USA) Beijing (Beijing, China) Chicago (Chicago, USA) Dalian (Dalian, China) Georgia (Georgia, USA) Hanoi (Hanoi, Vietnam) Hawaii (Hawaii, USA) Hong Kong (Hong Kong, China) Los Angeles (Los Angeles, USA) India (New Delhi, India) Michigan (Michigan, USA) Indonesia (Indonesia) New York (New York, USA) Jakarta (Jakarta, Indonesia) Oregon (Portland, USA) Korea (Seoul, Korea) San Francisco (San Francisco, USA) Kuala Lumpur (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) Seattle (Seattle, USA) Manila (Manila, Philippines) Toronto (Toronto, Canada) Mongolia (Ulan Bator) Vancouver (Vancouver, Canada) Saigon (Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam) Washington (Washington D.C., USA) Seoul (Seoul, Korea) Shanghai (Shanghai, China) South America (4) Singapore (Singapore) Brazil (San Paulo, Brazil) South China (Guangzhou, China) Chile (Santiago,Chile) Taipei (Taipei, Taiwan) Lima (Lima, Peru) Taiwan (Taipei, Taiwan) Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico)

Africa (1) Europe (12) Egypt (Arab Republic of Egypt) Belgium (Leuven, Belgium) Berlin (Berlin, Germany) Near and Middle East (2) Britain (London, UK) Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi) Dusseldorf (Dusseldorf, Germany) Tehran (Tehran,Iran) Frankfult (Frankfult, Germany) Geneva (Geneva, Switzerland) Oceania (4) Holland (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Australia (Brisbane) Moscow (Moscow, Russia) Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia) Paris (Paris, France) Perth (Perth, Australia) Spain (Spain) Sydney (Sydney, Australia) Stockholm (Stockholm, Sweden) Vienna (Vienna, Austria)

13 9 HONORARY DOCTORATE RECIPIENTS http://www.waseda.jp/eng/about/honorary.html

as of May 2014

Number of Recipients: 130

* Position/title when the degree was conferred ** Alumnus/alumna of Waseda University

Name and Position/Title* Nationality Conferral Year 1. Tanzan Ishibashi**/Prime Minister of Japan Japan 1957 2. Jawaharlal Nehru/Prime Minister of India India 1957 3. Konrad Adenauer/ Germany 1960 Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany 4. Arturo Frondizi/President of the Argentine Republic Argentina 1961 5. Harlan H. Hatcher/President of the University of Michigan USA 1962 6. Kenzo Matsumura**/ Japan 1962 Member of the House of Representatives 7. Yoshiro Saeki**/Academician Japan 1962 8. Utsubo (Michiharu) Kubota**/ Professor Emeritus of Waseda University Japan 1963 Member of the Japan Art Academy (Person of Cultural Merit) 9. Tachu Naito**/ Professor Emeritus of Waseda University Japan 1963 Member of the Japan Academy (Person of Cultural Merit) 10. Tadashi Adachi/ Japan 1965 Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry 11. Yasusaburo Hara**/ President of Nippon Kayaku Co., Ltd. Japan 1965 Member of Waseda's Board of Trustees 12. Konosuke Matsushita/ Japan 1965 Chairman of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. 13. Grayson Louis Kirk/President of Columbia University USA 1965 14. Eugene Robert Black/ Special Advisor to the President of the United States for Economic and Social Development of Southeast Asia USA 1968 Former President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15. Du Son Choe**/ Former Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea Korea Korea 1968 President of the Korean Red Cross Society 16. Shrimati Indira Gandhi/Prime Minister of India India 1969 17. Landrum Rymer Bolling/President of Earlham College USA 1972 18. Togo Murano**/(Conferee of the Order of Culture) Japan 1973 19. Hans-Heinrich Jescheck/ Germany 1978 Professor (Former President) of Freiburg University 20. Masaru Ibuka**/ Japan 1979 Honorary Chairman of Sony Corporation 21. Herbert von Karajan/ Austria 1979 Conductor of Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 22. Francois Maurice Mitterrand/ France 1982 President of the French Republic 23. J. William Fulbright/Former United States Senator USA 1982 24. Kenzo Kono**/ Member of the House of Councilors Japan 1982 Members of Waseda's Board of Trustees and Congregation

14 Name and Position/Title* Nationality Conferral Year 25. Cheng Zhi Liao/ Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of China 1982 the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China President of the China-Japan Friendship Association 26. Hans-Jakob Kruemmel/ Germany 1982 Former Rector of the University of Bonn 27. Pierre Tabatoni/ Rector of the Academy of Paris and France 1982 Chancellor of the Universities 28. Anatolii Alekseevich Logunov/ Russia 1982 Rector of Moscow State University 29. Sang Hyup Kim/ Former President of Korea University Korea 1982 Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea 30. Ungku Abdul Aziz/ Malaysia 1982 Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya 31. Sang-Man Kim/ Honorary Chairman of the Dong-A Ilbo Korea 1982 Chairman of the Korea University Foundation Chairman of Waseda's Alumni Association in Korea 32. Corazon C. Aquino/ Philippines 1986 President of the Republic of the Philippines 33. Ping Hua Sun/ China 1988 President of the China-Japan Friendship Association 34. Heinrich Pfeiffer/ Germany 1989 Secretary-General of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation 35. Andrew B. Gonzalez/President of De La Salle University Philippines 1989 36. John Manning Ward/ Former Vice-Chancellor and Principal of Australia 1990 the University of Sydney 37. Jackson Holbrook Bailey/ USA 1990 Professor of Earlham College (Japanologist) 38. Rizou Takeuchi/ Former Professor of Waseda University Former Director of the Historiographical Institute, Japan 1992 University of Tokyo Member of the Japan Academy 39. Ikuo Hirayama/ Japan 1992 President of Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music 40. Patricio Aylwin Azocar/President of the Republic of Chile Chile 1992 41. Boutros Boutros-Ghali/Secretary-General of the United Nations Egypt 1993 42. Kurt Fleischhauer/Former Rector of the University of Bonn Germany 1993 43. Young Sam Kim/President of the Republic of Korea Korea 1994 44. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela/ South Africa 1995 President of the Republic of South Africa 45. Isao Ohkawa**/ Japan 1996 Chairman and President of CSK Corporation 46. Yun Jun Zhao/ President of the Shanghai People's Association China 1997 for Friendship with Foreign Countries 47. Roman Herzog/ Germany 1997 President of the Federal Republic of Germany 48. Sheikh Hasina/ Bangladesh 1997 Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh 49. Fidel V. Ramos/ Philippines 1997 President of the Republic of the Philippines 50. Jiro Nemoto/ Chairman of Nippon Yusen K.K. Japan 1998 Chairman of the Japan Federation of Employers' Associations

15 Name and Position/Title* Nationality Conferral Year 51. Alfonso T. Yuchengco/ Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Philippines 1998 of the Republic of the Philippines to Japan 52. Masahiro Shimizu**/Chairman of Hokushin Corporation Japan 1998 53. Donald Keene/Professor Emeritus of Columbia University USA 1998 54. Jun Ru Ma/ Former Director General of the State Bureau China 1998 of Foreign Experts of the People's Republic of China 55. Yu Shu Kao**/ Chairman of Waseda's Alumni Association in Taiwan Taiwan 1999 Former Advisor to the President of the Republic of China 56. Michael Joseph Mooney/ USA 1999 President of Lewis and Clark College 57. Bronislaw Geremek/ Foreign Minister of the Republic of Poland Poland 2000 Member of the Polish Academy of Science 58. Chong Yang Kim/ Korea 2000 President of Hanyang University 59. Jiar Chen/ Former President of Peking University China 2000 President of the National Natural Science Foundation of China 60. Gibek Yi/ Korea 2001 Professor Emeritus of Sogang University 61. Yoshihiko Tsuchiya/Governor of Saitama Prefecture Japan 2001 62. His Majesty King Harald V/King of Norway Norway 2001 63. Albin Eser/ Professor of the University of Freiburg Germany 2001 Director of Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law 64. Byung-Kwan Kim/ Chairman of the Dong-A Ilbo Korea 2001 Chairman of the Korea University Foundation 65. Sadako Ogata/ Japan 2001 Former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 66. Megawati Soekarnoputeri/ Indonesia 2001 President of the Republic of Indonesia 67. Dazhong Wang/President of Tsinghua University China 2002 68. Walter Cronkite/Journalist (Former Anchorman) USA 2002 69. Takuya Okada/ Advisor to the Honorary Chairman of Aeon Co. Japan 2002 Chairman of Yaohan Corporation 70. Zhihong Xu/President of Peking University China 2002 71. Nobuyuki Idei**/ Japan 2002 Chairman and CEO of Sony Corporation 72. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo/ Philippines 2002 President of the Republic of the Philippines 73. Islam Adbuganievich Karimov/ Uzbekistan 2002 President of the Republic of Uzbekistan 74. Vladimir Ivanovich Kurilov/ Russia 2002 Rector of the Far Eastern State University 75. Ignacio Berdugo Gomez de la Torre/ Spain 2002 Rector of the University of Salamanca 76. Jung-Bae Kim/Former President of Korea University Korea 2003 77. Shenghong Wang/President of Fudan University China 2003 78. Shengwu Xie/President of Shanghai Jiaotong University China 2003 79. Daniel O. Bernstine/ USA 2003 President of Portland State University 80. Chen-Fu Koo/ Taiwan 2003 Senior Adviser to the President of the Republic of China 81. Lee Kuan Yew/ Singapore 2003 Senior Minister of the Republic of Singapore

16 Name and Position/Title* Nationality Conferral Year 82. Hisashi Owada/ Japan 2004 Member judge of the International Court of Justice 83. Richard Descoings/ Director, La Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques France 2005 (FNSP) and Institut d'Éudes Politiques de Paris (IEP) 84. Yuan Tseh Lee/ Taiwan 2004 President of Academia Sinica & Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 85. Joseph E. Stiglitz/ USA 2004 Professor of Columbia University & Nobel Laureate in Economics 86. Song Jian/ China 2004 President of China-Japan Friendship Association 87. Yoon-Dae Euh/President of Korea University Korea 2005 88. Binglin Gu/President of Tsinghua University China 2005 89. Suck-Rai Cho/ Chairman of Waseda University Korea Alumni Association Korea 2005 and Chairman of Hyosung Group 90. Weifang Min/ China 2005 Chairman of the University Council, Peking University 91. Carlos Ghosn/ Brazil/ 2005 President and CEO, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. France 92. William Henry Gates III (Bill Gates)/ USA 2005 Chairman and chief software architect of Microsoft Corp. 93. Yunhe Pan/President of Zhejiang University China 2005 94. Horst Albach/ Germany 2005 Visiting Professor of the Koblenz School of Corporate Management 95. Richard von Weizsäker/ Germany 2005 Former President of the Republic of Germany 96. Doo Hwoi Koo/ Advisory Board Member, LG Corp. Korea 2005 Former Chairman of Korea University Alumni Association 97. Mahathir bin Mohamad/ Malaysia 2005 Former Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaysia 98. Wangari Muta Maathai/Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Kenya 2006 99. Koichi Sueyoshi/Mayor of Kitakyushu Japan 2006 100. Lee C. Bollinger/President of Columbia University USA 2006 101. H.R.H. Prince Sultan Bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud/ Saudi Arabia 2006 Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 102. Yoshio Utsumi/ Japan 2006 Secretary General of the International Telecommunication Union 103. Václav Klaus/President of the Czech Republic Czech Republic 2007 104. Nambaryn Enkhbayar/President of Mongolia Mongolia 2007 105. Choon Fong SHIH/ Singapore 2007 President of the National University of Singapore 106. Lawrence J. Lau/ China 2007 Vice Chancellor/President of the Chinese University of Hongkong 107. Henry A. Kissinger/ USA 2007 The 56th Secretary of the United States of America 108. Shoichiro Toyoda/ Honorary Chairman, Board Member of Japan 2007 TOYOTA Motor Corporation 109. Jügen Rütgers/ Germany 2007 Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia 110. Tullio De Mauro/ Italy 2008 Professor Emeritus at La Sapienza, University of Rome 111. Park Jong-gu/ Korea 2008 Former Chairman of Korea University Alumni Association 112. Robert J. Shillman/Chairman and CEO Cognex Corporation USA 2008 113. Richard C. Levin/President of Yale University USA 2008 114. Al Gore/ USA 2008 45th Vice Presiedent of the United States, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

17 Name and Position/Title* Nationality Conferral Year 115. Kenneth J. Arrow/ Professor Emeritus of Stanford University ,The Sveriges Riksbank Prize USA 2009 in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 1972 Co-recipient 116. Gavin Brown/ Australia 2009 Inaugural Director of the Royal Institution of Australia 117. Boonsithi Chokwatana/Chairman of Saha Group Thailand 2009 118. Stephen J. Trachtenberg/ USA 2009 President Emeritus of George Washington University 119. Hisashi Hieda/ Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Fuji Media Japan 2010 Holdings, Inc. and Chairman of Waseda University Congregation 120. Koichiro Matsuura/ Former Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Japan 2010 Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) 121. Masamitsu Sakurai/ Chairman of Ricoh Company, Ltd. and Japan Association of Japan 2010 Corporate Exectives 122. Zhou Qifeng/President of Peking University China 2010 123. Ki-Su Lee/President of Korea University Korea 2010 124. Jitsuro Terashima/ President of Tama University, President of Mitsui Global Strategic Studies Japan 2010 Institute, and President of The Japan Research Institute (JRI) 125. Lee Kun-hee/Chairman of Samsung Group Korea 2010 126. Wei Ing-Chou/ Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ting Hsin International and China 2010 Tingyi Holdings Corporation 127. Lee Yang Sup/ President of the Korea University Alumni Association and Former Korea 2012 President of Hyunday Motor Company 128. Ikujiro Nonaka**/ Professor Emeritus at Hitotsubashi University and University Japan 2013 Professor at Waseda University 129. Mikio Sasaki Former Chairman and Senior Advisor to the Board, Japan 2013 Mitsubishi Corporation 130. H.R.H Prince Salman Bin Abdul-Aziz Al saud Saudi Arabia 2014 Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

18 10 FINANCES http://www.waseda.jp/zaimu/index-e.html

Income: approx. JPY 100 Billion (approx. USD 980 Million) Expense: approx. JPY 94 Billion (approx. USD 922 Million)

Income and Expense Statement for Fiscal Year 2013 ＊USD 1 = JPY 102 (in millions of JPY & USD) 2013 Yen US$＊ % Income Student Fees 66,111 (648) 66% Entrance Examination and Other Fees 4,156 (40) 4% Donations 4,322 (42) 4% Subsidies 13,893 (136) 14% Income from Asset Management 1,704 (16) 2% Gains from Sales of Assets 58 (0) − Income from Business Activities 6,269 (61) 6% Miscellaneous 4,379 (42) 4% Total Income ① 100,892 (989) 100% Expense Personnel 47,926 (470) 51% Education and Research 41,260 (405) 44% Maintenance 4,338 (43) 4% Interest on Loans 69 (0) − Loss on Disposal of Fixed Assets 679 (7) 1% Uncollectible Amount 51 (0) − Total Expenses ② 94,323 (925) 100% Increase in Net Assets ③（①－②） 6,569 (64) − Transfer to Capital Funds ④ △2,078 (△20) − Balance（③－④） 4,491 (44) −

Balance Sheet (in millions of JPY & USD) FY 2013 (as of FY 2012 (as of Difference March 31, 2014) March 31, 2013) Yen US$＊ Yen US$＊ Yen US$＊ Assets Fixed Assets 312,173 (3,060) 308,464 (3,024) 3,709 (36) Tangible Fixed Assets 232,885 (2,283) 226,959 (2,225) 5,926 (58) Other Fixed Assets 79,288 (777) 81,505 (799) △2,217 (△22) Current Assets 39,606 (388) 33,234 (325) 6,372 (63) Cash 34,734 (340) 28,697 (281) 6,037 (59) Others 4,872 (47) 4,537 (44) 335 (3) Total 351,779 (3,448) 341,698 (3,349) 10,081 (99) Liabilities, Net Assets Liabilities 67,098 (657) 63,586 (623) 3,512 (34) Net Assets 284,681 (2,790) 278,112 (2,726) 6,569 (64) Total 351,779 (3,448) 341,698 (3,349) 10,081 (99)

19 11 LAND AREA http://www.waseda.jp/eng/facts.html

as of March 2014 University Land Area: approx. 2 million square meters (521 acres)

Campus Square Meters Acres Waseda 126,678 31 Toyama 33,030 8 Nishi-Waseda 44,894 11 Tokorozawa 367,807 91 Higashi-Fushimi 93,911 23 Honjo 860,238 213 Other 583,808 144 Total Land Area 2,110,366 521

Note: The above statistics apply only to the land owned by the University Corporation and do not include borrowed real estate holdings.

20 12 LIBRARIES http://www.wul.waseda.ac.jp/index.html

as of March 2014

Books: approx. 5.6 million Serials: approx. 54 thousand

Total Number of Volumes Books Japanese books 3,649,360 Foreign books 2,042,420 Total 5,691,780 Serials Japanese serials 34,785 Foreign serial titles 19,901 Total 54,686

Collections by Library Name Volume Central Library 2,707,876 S. Takata Memorial Research Library 507,610 Toyama Library 459,753 Science and Engineering Library 435,127 Tokorozawa Library 187,739 Faculty Libraries 513,493 Research Institute Libraries 321,499 Student Reading Rooms 339,068 Senior High School Libraries 219,615

Number of Users Academic Year 2013 Faculty & Graduate Undergraduate Name Alumni Others Total Staff Students Students Central Library 24,814 131,924 611,187 77,704 52,095 897,724 S. Takata Memorial 3,984 24,074 2,594 600 1,496 32,748 Research Library Toyama Library 10,089 36,606 327,390 6,637 1,920 382,642 Tokorozawa Library 2,647 11,948 77,605 1,902 1,831 95,933 *Science and Engineering Library users are not included.

21 13 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES http://www.waseda.jp/rps/en/index.html http://www.waseda.jp/tlo/index-e.html

Academic Year 2013 *USD 1 = JPY 102 Current State of External Funds Truncate below the decimal point Categories of Academic Research Amount of Funding Number Collaboration Yen US$* Contract Research (Excluding Special Coordination Funds for Promoting 400 3,366,080,088 (33,000,785) Science and Technology) Contract Education 34 300,366,776 (2,944,772) Joint Research 430 1,241,776,229 (12,174,276) Research Exchange Programs 17 76,863,500 (753,563) Total 881 4,985,086,593 (48,873,397) Note: Exchange agreements, and contributions are excluded. Global Center of Excellence Programs (GCOE) designated by MEXT＊ Amount of Grant Categories Number Yen US$* Interdisciplinary, Combined Fields, 1 144,058,000 (1,412,333) New Disciplines Total 1 144,058,000 (1,412,333) Note: MEXT - Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research designated by MEXT＊ and JSPS＊ Amount of Grant Categories Number Yen US$* Specially Promoted Research 1 122,720,000 (1,203,137) Scientific Research on Innovative Areas 18 162,370,000 (1,591,862) Scientific Research 506 1,963,364,000 (19,248,666) Challenging Exploratory Research 98 151,970,000 (1,489,901) Young Scientists 181 277,810,000 (2,723,627) Research Activity Start-up 41 53,300,000 (522,549) Encouragement of Scientists 6 1,500,000 (14,705) JSPS Fellows 133 110,700,000 (1,085,294) Total 984 2,843,734,000 (27,879,745) Note: ＊MEXT - Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Note: ＊JSPS - Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

22 Main Achievements of TLO Activities (TLO: Technology Licensing Organization)

The number of applications and recognized rights of patents TLO achievements Number of Domestic Overseas Year notified Number of Number of Number of Income from Number of Number of innovations recognized recognized implement- implementations applicationss applications rights rights ations (1,000Yen) 2008 142 102 40 58 12 70 16,809 2009 117 82 39 32 20 75 7,634 2010 147 116 65 59 22 64 9,396 2011 120 95 63 43 20 83 5,485 2012 121 104 75 50 33 63 13,759 2013 119 89 65 16 24 71 17,892 Total 1,901 1,417 414 628 161 680 210,339 Note1:This is the total from July 1999 to March 2014. TLO was officially approved as an organization by MEXT and METI in July 1999

Support of Incubation Activities The number of university-launched ventures created at incubation facilities at Waseda University

New business Breakdown of the number of entrepreneurs Year Start-ups Faculty Students Others 2008 6240 2009 4031 2010 5230 2011 4310 2012 6150 2013 7241 Total 75 36 35 4 Note: ＊ From April 2004, ventures have been limited to those whose representatives are faculty and students.

Reference ・ The total number of Waseda University-launched ventures: 146 companies (as of March 2014）・ The number of ventures operating within Waseda University incubation facilities: 10 companies (Breakdown: 3 researcher-led ventures, 7 student-led ventures, 0 others)

23 14 GLOBAL NETWORK http://www.waseda.jp/intl-ac/documents/partnerinstitutions.pdf

as of May 2014

374 Exchange Agreements 439 Partner Institutions 79 Countries

Waseda University Global Network Number of Number of Type of Agreement Number of Countries Agreements Universities/Institutions University-wide 374 439 79 Agreements

List of Countries (77) Bangladesh Brunei Cambodia China Hongkong India Indonesia Kazakhstan Asia Korea Macau Malaysia Mongolia Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Uzbekistan Viet Nam Australia Fiji Micronesia New Zealand Oceania Palau Papua New Guinea Samoa Argentina Brazil Canada Chile North, Central & South Costa Rica Cuba El Salvador Mexico America Peru Uruguay USA Afghanistan Bahrain Botswana Egypt

Middle East & Israel Jordan Oman Qatar Africa Saudi Arabia South Africa Syria Tanzania Turkey UAE Uganda Austria Belarus Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Europe Iceland Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Norway Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland UK

24 15 OVERSEAS OFFICES, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FACILITIES http://www.waseda.jp/intl-ac/eng/international/research_education_bases.html

as of May 2014

China

Beijing Office (Beijing Education and Research Center, since 2004) Shanghai Office (Shanghai Education and Research Center, since 2008)

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)

Thailand

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

Taiwan

Taipei Office (International Center Taipei, since 2008)

USA

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

Germany

Bonn Office (European Center in Bonn, since 1991)

France

Paris Office (since 2005)

25 16 FACULTY EXCHANGE

Academic Year 2013 WASEDA FACULTY GOING ABROAD

Total Number: 3,685

Category Category Number % Sabbatical Leave 52 1.4% Exchange Professor/Researcher 3 0.1% Study Abroad 1 − Research/training 6 0.2% Business trip 762 20.7% Research trip (Conferences, etc.) 2,861 77.6% Total 3,685 100.0%

Destination Region Number % Asia 1,803 48.0% Oceania 104 2.8% North America 687 18.3% Central & South America 46 1.2% Middle East 91 2.4% Africa 45 1.2% Europe 981 26.1% Total 3,757 100.0%

Length of Stay Abroad Length Number % Less than one week 1,925 52.2% One week to 30 days 1,634 44.3% 31 days to 90 days 88 2.4% 91 days to 180 days 19 0.5% 181 days to 365 days 10 0.3% More than one year 9 0.3% Total 3,685 100.0%

26 Academic Year 2013 OVERSEAS SCHOLARS AT WASEDA

Total: 265 scholars

Status of Overseas Scholars at Waseda Status Number % Exchange Professors/Researchers 139 52.0% Visiting Scholars 55 21.0% Visiting Researchers 66 25.0% Research Interns 5 2.0% Total 265 100.0%

Fields of Specialization Fields Number % Humanities 65 24.0% Social Sciences 158 60.0% Science and Engineering 42 16.0% Total 265 100.0%

Length of Stay at Waseda Length Number % One week to 30 days 41 16.0% 31 days to 90 days 67 25.0% 91 days to 180 days 34 13.0% 181 days to 365 days 98 37.0% More than one year 25 9.0% Total 265 100.0%

Geographical Distribution Region Number % Asia 111 42.0% Oceania 9 3.0% North America 67 25.0% Central & South America 0 − Middle East 4 2.0% Africa 2 1.0% Europe 72 27.0% Total 265 100.0%

27 17 STUDENT EXCHANGE http://www.cie-waseda.jp/en

as of May 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT

4,113 International Students (with College Student Visa)

Academic Level Academic Level Number % Undergraduate 1,612 39% Degree 1,396 34% Non Degree 216 5% Graduate 2,139 52% Master's 1,505 37% Doctoral 462 11% Non Degree 172 4% Center for Japanese Language 362 9% Total 4,113 100% *7.7 % of total enrollment at Waseda University

Region of Origin Region Number % Asia 3,563 87% Middle East 43 1% Europe 227 6% North America 185 4% Central and South America 50 1% Africa 23 0.5% Oceania 22 0.5% Total 4,113 100%

"International students ( with college student visa )" are defined as the students who are registered at Waseda University as of the survey date ( not including those under leave of absence and those studying abroad ) and have the status of residence of college student.

28 Academic Year 2013 WASEDA STUDENTS STUDYING ABROAD Long-term Programs

1,250 Waseda Students Studying Abroad

Program Number of Study Abroad Category % Participants Exchange 423 34% TSA/ISA 604 48% Double Degree 75 6% Privately Financed 148 12% Total 1,250 100%

Destination Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Argentina 0 0 1 0 1 1 Australia 28 25 31 28 16 18 Austria 3 0 3 6 5 5 Belarus 0 0 0 0 2 1 Belgium 1 3 1 3 2 2 Botswana 0 0 1 1 1 0 Brazil 1 0 1 0 0 0 Brunei 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada 35 45 39 43 41 37 China 83 98 84 143 117 118 Chile 000021 Czech Republic 2 0 0 2 0 1 Denmark 0 1 0 1 1 4 Dominican 0 0 0 1 0 0 Egypt 0 1 1 1 0 0 Estonia 1 1 0 1 1 0 Finland 3 3 4 1 3 3 France 36 50 49 52 45 56 Germany 35 37 29 22 42 37 Greece 1 1 0 0 0 0 Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 110000 Hong Kong 0 0 4 3 13 14 Hungary 1 1 0 1 1 1 Iceland 1 0 0 0 2 1 India 111110 Indonesia 0 0 0 2 0 5 Iran 000000

29 Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Ireland 18 15 17 18 38 34 Israel 012211 Italy 25 25 9 34 24 33 Jordan 0 0 0 0 1 1 Korea 22 19 18 37 36 34 Lithuania 1 1 2 1 0 1 Malaysia 0 0 0 0 0 1 Mexico 2 3 1 5 2 5 Mongolia 1 0 1 1 0 0 Morocco 0 0 0 1 1 1 The Netherlands 2 3 5 2 2 9 New Zealand 5 7 10 10 9 19 Norway 364678 Oman 001000 Pakistan 2 0 0 0 0 0 Palau 0 0 1 0 1 0 Palestine 0 0 0 0 0 1 Peru 011000 The Philippines 3 0 1 4 5 4 Portugal 0 0 1 1 0 1 Qatar 111111 Russia 4 4 4 8 6 9 Serbia 0 1 0 0 0 0 Singapore 5 12 18 12 10 8 Slovakia 0 0 0 0 0 1 South Africa 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spain 39 18 29 37 24 32 Sweden 18 14 20 21 25 24 Switzerland 4 2 4 4 5 7 Syrian 002000 Taiwan 11 13 17 17 6 27 Tanzania 1 0 1 0 1 1 Thailand 3 2 1 3 3 4 Turkey 1 0 1 2 1 1 Uganda 1 1 0 0 0 0 United Arab Emirates 1 1 1 0 1 1 UK 77 115 116 130 50 104 USA 359 382 382 422 529 571 Viet Nam 1 2 2 0 0 1 Total 843 917 922 1,091 1,085 1,250

30 Academic Year 2013 Short-term Programs Offered by the Center for International Education (For Waseda Students)

Total: 818 participants

Summer Programs

Country / region Institution Program Number Australia The University of Western Australia English Language and Culture Program 23days20 The University of British Columbia English Language and Culture Program 22days30 University of Toronto English Language Program 22days 20 Canada Yukon College Outdoor Leadership Program 18days 10 Dalian University of Foreign Chinese Language and Culture 11 Languages Program 28days France University of Lyon 3 - Jean Moulin French Language and Culture Program 22days16 Germany University of Bonn German Language Program 29days 22 Iceland University Center of the West fjords Icelandic Language Program 22days 2 Italy University for Foreigners of Siena Italian Language Program 30days 8 Dong-A University Korean Language and Culture Program 14days 6 Ewha Woman's University Korean Language and Culture Program 17days 3 Hanyang University Korean Language and Culture Program 20days 2 Korea Chosun University Korean Language and Culture Program 20days 4 Kyung Hee University Korean Language and Culture Program 21days13 Pusan National University Korean Language and Culture Program 22days 3 Sookmyung Women's University Korean Language and Culture Program 20days 1 Russia M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State UniversityRussian Language Program 23days 5 Spain University of Salamanca Spanish Language Program 29days 9 Switzerland University of Basel German Language Program 22days 7 Chinese Language and Culture National Taiwan University 2 Taiwan Program 28days Tam Kang University Chinese Language Program 21days 12 Thailand Thammasat University Thai Culture Program 12days 13 University of Cambridge, English Language and Culture Program 23days38 Pembroke College University of Oxford, Exeter College Journalism Program 16days 2 UK University of Oxford, Hertford English Language and British Culture 46 College Program 20days University of Oxford, Hertford English Language and British Culture 47 College Program 22days City of Hope National Medical CenterExperiencing the laboratory 48days 3 Stanford University (operated by American Language and Culture 20 VIA) Program 29days University of California, Davis English for Science and Technology 16 Extension Program 32days USA University of California, Los Intensive English Communication 46 Angeles Extension Program 23days University of California, Los Academic Intensive English Program 15 Angeles Extension 44days University of Hawaii English Language and Culture Program 22days18 University of Washington English Language Program 22days 38 Subtotal 508

31 Spring Programs

Country / region Institution Program Number Monash University English Language Program 39days 10 Australia The University of Queensland English Language Program 23days 18 English Language and Culture Program The University of British Columbia 17 29days English Language and Culture Program Canada University of Victoria 30 30days Chinese Language and Culture Peking University 13 Program 29days France Sciences Po European Studies Program 30days 3 Ludwig Maximilians University German Language and Culture 8 Germany Munich Program 30days University of Bonn German Language Program 28days 14 India The Parvatibai Chowgule College Indian Cultural Program 14days 6 Italy University of Naples L'Orientale Italian Language Program 22days 5 Korean Language and Culture Program Dong-eui University 8 14days Korea Korean Language and Culture Program Korea University 9 21days New Zealand Auckland University of Technology English Language Program 31days 9 Far Eastern Federal University Russian Language Program 29days 11 Russia M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State Russian Language Program 30days 4 University English Language and Internship Singapore National University of Singapore 8 Program 28days Chinese Language and Culture Chung Yuan University 10 Program 21days Taiwan Chinese Language and Culture Tunghai University 5 Program 21days UK University College London English Language Program 22days 29 New York University (operated by Business English and Presentation 13 ibec) Program 22days Stanford University (operated by Exploring Social Innovation Program 3 VIA) 11days University of California, Davis English for Science and Technology 6 USA Extension Program 35days University of California, Los Intensive English Communication 26 Angeles Extension Program 28days English Language and Culture Program University of Hawaii 8 22days University of Washington English Language Program 22days 37 Subtotal 310

32 18 ONLINE EDUCATION

as of April 2014 ON-DEMAND COURSES

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Number of Students 34,904 39,600 41,352 45,875 49,970 52,558 Number of Subjects 1,025 1,019 991 961 948 963

CCDL (CROSS-CULTURAL DISTANCE LEARNING)

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Number of Students 3,477 3,543 3,574 3,306 3,525 3,574 Number of Subjects 83 102 85 72 79 80 Number of Countries/Regions 24 24 24 24 25 25 Number of Universities/Institutions 86 89 90 91 94 95

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

Number of Participants Universities/Institutions by Countries Australia 7 Indonesia 2 Samoa 1 Brunei 1 Italy 1 Sweden 1 Canada 3 Korea 10 Taiwan 8 China 11 Malaysia 2 Thailand 4 Fiji 1 New Zealand 2 UK 3 France 5 Philippines 2 United Arab Emirates 1 Germany 4 Russia 1 USA 15 India 2 Singapore 2 Uzbekistan 2 Viet Nam 2

CYBER SEMINARS / CYBER LECTURES

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Number of Students 401 347 468 339 417 335 Number of Countries/Regions 7 8 8 888 Number of Universities/Institutions 11 10 12 12 11 11

Note: "Cyber Seminars" are seminars in which Waseda and overseas students jointly study specialized subjects through discussions and presentations via videoconference. "Cyber Lectures" involve overseas professors delivering lectures to Waseda students via videoconference.

33 19 LANGUAGE COURSES

Academic Year 2014

27 Languages 1,638 Courses

Number of Course subjects Ainu 8 Arabic 6 Basque 4 Chinese 191 Danish 4 English 407 French 190 German 174 Greek 8 Indonesian 4 Irish 2 Italian 42 Japanese 302 Korean 50 Latin 10 Mongol 4 Persian 2 Polish 4 Portuguese 8 Romanian 4 Russian 88 Sanskrit 5 Spanish 110 Swahili 1 Thai 4 Vietnamese 4 Filipino 2 Total 1,638

34 Appendix INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN JAPAN http://www.jasso.go.jp/statistics/intl_student/data11.datall_e.html

Fig. 1 Annual Changes in Number of International Students in Japan(As of each May 1)

141,774 (Students) 137,756 145,000 135,519 138,075 140,000 132,720

135,000 123,829 130,000 118,498 121,812 125,000

120,000 117,927 117,302 115,000

110,000 109,508

105,000

100,000

95,550 95,000

90,000

85,000

80,000 78,812 72,665 71,244 71,361 75,000 69,339 67,108

70,000 63,175 64,011 62,159

65,000 63,437 Total 64,774 62,311 60,000 53,787 53,847 52,405 52,921 57,911 48,561 55,755 55,000 51,047 45,066 51,298 50,000 41,347 50,321

45,000 39,502 39,097 39,749 39,641 39,567 40,000 31,251 35,405 32,666 35,000 Undergraduate/Junior college/ Graduate school 25,643 College of technology students students 30,278 30,910 31,592 27,914 27,872 30,000 22,154 26,160 30,612 25,477 29,514 25,753 25,463 25,009 25,504 25,159 28,542 25,167 24,586 23,677 26,229 25,000 21,364 25,052 25,146 25,197 18,631 19,779 23,585 23,833 18,710 18,645 22,679 17,740 21,233 21,562 22,399 20,000 16,390 16,592 19,856 20,483 15,004 Professional training college 13,486 13,816 17,173 12,383 (postsecondary course) students 15,000 11,246 11,036 9,803 9,725 12,574 12,540 12,193 8,291 12,136 7,638 12,324 10,000 10,568 9,354 6,139 University preparatory 8,035 8,815 courses students 6,838 7,197 6,916 2,348 2,235 2,293 5,656 1,840 1,827 1,822 1,644 2,018 2,140 1,619 2,027 5,000 5,043 999 1,563 1,587 3,502 4,316 0 1986 ’87 ’88 ’89 ’90 ’91 ’92 ’93 ’94 ’95 ’96 ’97 ’98 ’99 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07 ’08 ’10’09 ’11 ’12 ’13 (Year)

Fig. 2 International Students in Japan Fig. 3 International Students in Japan by Region of Origin (As of May 1, 2013) by Nationality (As of May 1, 2013) Region Number of Students Percentage Nationality Number of Students Percentage Asia 124,542 91.9% China 81,884 60.4% Europe 4,753 3.5% Korea 15,304 11.3% North America 2,391 1.8% Taiwan 4,719 3.5% Middle East 1,233 0.9% Viet Nam 6,290 4.6% Africa 1,155 0.9% Nepal 3,188 2.4% Central and Malaysia 2,293 1.7% South America 946 0.7% Indonesia 2,410 1.8% Oceania 499 0.4% Thailand 2,383 1.8% Total 135,519 100.0% USA 2,083 1.5% Myanmer 1,193 0.9% Others 13,772 10.1% Total 135,519 100.0%

35 Fig. 4 International Students in Japan Fig. 5 International Students in Japan by Type of by Major Field (As of May 1, 2013) Educational Institution (As of May 1, 2013)

Major field Number of Major field National Local Percent- Students Percentage public Private Total age Humanities 28,605 21.1% Graduate courses 24,711 1,722 13,134 39,567 29.2% Social science 52,333 38.6% Universities (undergraduate) 10,453 1,669 55,315 67,437 49.8% Science 2,279 1.7% Junior colleges 0 11 1,427 1,438 1.1% Engineering 23,242 17.2% Colleges of technology 396 0 68 464 0.3% Agriculture 2,973 2.2% Professional training 1 13 24,572 24,586 18.1% Health care 3,097 2.3% colleges Home economics 2,759 2.0% University preparatory 0 0 2,027 2,027 1.5% Education 3,143 2.3% course Arts 4,776 3.5% Total 35,561 3,415 96,543 135,519 100.0% Others 12,312 9.1% Total 135,519 100.0%

Fig. 6 Top 20 Universities in Terms of Number of International Students (As of May 1, 2013)

Number of University Type Number of University Type Students Students 1. Waseda University Private 3,899 11. Nihon University Private 1,277 2. Japan University of Economics Private 3,385 12. Hokkaido University National 1,384 3. The University of Tokyo National 2,839 13. Ritsumeikan University Private 1,418 4. Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Private 2,420 14. Tokyo Institute of Technology National 1,255 5. Kyushu University National 1,969 15. Keio University Private 1,256 6. Osaka University National 1,985 16. Kobe University National 1,123 7. University of Tsukuba National 1,744 17. Doshisha University Private 1,187 8. Kyoto University National 1,684 18. Osaka Sangyo University Private 1,127 9. Nagoya University National 1,648 19. Meiji University Private 1,084 10. Tohoku University National 1,435 20. Takushoku University Private 1,019

Fig. 7 International Students in Japan by Region and Prefecture (As of May 1, 2013)

No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Region Prefecture Region Prefecture Region Prefecture students students students students students students Niigata 1,562 Tottori 172 2,686 Hokkaido Hokkaido 2,686 Toyama 556 Shimane 207 [2.0%] 6,392 Ishikawa 1,534Chugoku Okayama 2,029 [4.7%] Aomori 239 Fukui 280 Hiroshima 2,552 14,477 Iwate 319 Chubu Yamanashi 768 Yamaguchi 1,432 [10.2%] 3,271 Miyagi 1,848 Nagano 780 Tokushima 322 Tohoku [2.4%] Akita 372 Gifu 1,3731,329 Kagawa 378 Shikoku Yamagata 224 Shizuoka 1,410[1.0%] Ehime 450 Fukushima 269 Aichi 6,214 Kochi 179 Ibaraki 2,658 Mie 898 Fukuoka 10,779 Tochigi 1,158 Shiga 395 Saga 274 Gunma 1,409 Kyoto 7,243 Nagasaki 1,445 63,360 25,593 Kanto Saitama 5,760Kinki Osaka 10,53318,411 Kumamoto 717 [46.8%] [18.9%] Kyushu Chiba 4,991 Hyogo 4,901[13.6%] Oita 3,417 Tokyo 42,791 Nara 1,303 Miyazaki 180 Kanagawa 4,593 Wakayama 320 Kagoshima 968 Okinawa 631 Total 135,519 [100.0%]