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Toyo University ACCESS MAP Tobu- Nikko Line Tobu- Itakura Isezaki Line Campus Tatebayashi Itakura-toyodaimae Takasaki Line Hanyu TOYO Kurihashi Kuki Utsunomiya Line Tobu- Tobu- UNIVERSITY dobutsukoen Tojo Line Kawagoe Omiya Campus Tobu-Noda Line Kasukabe Kawagoe Line Minami- Minami- Musashi- urawa koshigaya Tsuruga- urawa shima Akabane Shin- Kawagoe koshigaya Asaka Akabanedai Kita-asaka Campus Akabane- Campus (Asakadai) iwabuchi Koma- gome Sugamo Tabata Nishi- nippori Kita-senju Ikebukuro Sengoku Hon- Ueno Musashino Hakusan koma Line gome Campus Hakusan Asakusa Chuo Line Yotsuya Iidabashi Akihabara Nishi- Shinjuku Suidobashi kokubunji GRADUATE Tokyo Chiyoda Line Otemachi Shirokane- Mita Line Meguro takanawa Otemachi Satellite SCHOOLS Namboku Line GUIDE BOOK CAMPUSES Graduate School of Letters Graduate School of Sociology Hakusan Campus Otemachi Satellite Graduate School of Law Graduate Schools: Letters, Sociology, Law, Business Administration, Economics, Graduate School of Economics (Course of Public-Private Partnership) Graduate School of Business Administration Global and Regional Studies, International Tourism Management, Social Welfare ○ Five minute walk from the Marunouchi North Exit of JR Tokyo Station ○ Five minute walk from Hakusan Station on the Toei Mita Line ○ Direct access from Exit B3 of Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway Otemachi Station Graduate School of Economics ○ Seven minute walk from Sengoku Station on the Toei Mita Line Shin-Otemachi Building 1F, 2-2-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004 Graduate School of Science and Engineering ○ Five minute walk from Hon-komagome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line Tel : 03-3231-1021 (Otemachi Satellite) 5-28-20 Hakusan, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-8606 Graduate School of Global and Regional Studies Tel : 03-3945-7251 (Education Affairs Section for Graduate Schools) Kawagoe Campus Graduate School of International Tourism Management Graduate Schools: Science and Engineering, Interdisciplinary New Science, Graduate School of Life Sciences Asaka Campus Information Sciences and Arts Graduate School of Human Life Design ○ Ten minute walk from Tsurugashima Station on the Tobu Tojo Line Graduate School of Social Welfare ○ Ten minute walk from Asakadai Station on the Tobu Tojo Line 210 0 Kujirai, Kawagoe, Saitama 350-8585 Graduate School of Human Life Design ○ Ten minute walk from Kita-Asaka Station on the JR Musashino Line Tel : 049-239-1392 (Education and Student Affairs Section) 48-1 Oka, Asaka, Saitama 351-8510 Graduate School of Interdisciplinary New Science Tel : 048-468-6402 (Administration Section) We plan to relocate to the Akabanedai Campus (Kita-ku, Tokyo) in April 2021. Akabanedai Campus Graduate School of Information Sciences and Arts For more information, please visit our website(http://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/news/331718.html). Graduate School of Information Networking for Innovation and Design Graduate School of Food and Nutritional Sciences ○ Eight minute walk from JR Akabane Station Graduate School of Information Networking for Innovation and Design Itakura Campus ○ Twelve minute walk from Akabane-iwabuchi Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line - Graduate Schools: Life Sciences, Food and Nutritional Sciences 1-7-11 Akabanedai, Kita-ku, Tokyo 115 0053 Tel : 03-5924-2600 (Administration Section) ○ Ten minute walk from Itakura-Toyodaimae Station on the Tobu Nikko Line University buses run direct to campus from Tatebayashi Station and Hanyu Station 1-1-1 Izumino, Itakura-machi, Ora-gun, Gunma 374-0193 Tel : 0276-82-9119 (Administration Section) * This guidebook contains information as of June 1st, 2018. Details are subject to change. 2019 Admission Guide In 2015, Toyo University applied for the evaluation (certified evaluation and accreditation) of the Japan University Accreditation Association and was accredited as a university that “satisfies the University Standards”. This accreditation mark symbolizes the university’s constant endeavors to conduct self- inspection/evaluation and guarantees quality as a university to http://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/gs/ society. INDEX 【 Toyo University Graduate Schools 】 page Research at Toyo University 4 Graduate Schools Hakusan Campus Graduate School of Letters / Graduate School of Sociology / Graduate School of Law / Graduate School of Business Administration / Graduate School of Economics / Graduate School of Global and Regional Studies / Graduate School of International Tourism Management / Graduate School of Social Welfare Otemachi Satellite *Weekdays only Graduate School of Economics Course of Public-Private Partnership Asaka Campus Graduate School of Human Life Design Kawagoe Campus Graduate School of Science and Engineering / Graduate School of Interdisciplinary New Science / Graduate School of Information Sciences and Arts Itakura Campus Graduate School of Life Sciences / Graduate School of Food and Nutritional Sciences Akabanedai Campus Graduate School of Information Networking for Innovation and Design 【 English Track Curriculum 】 page 6 Graduate School of Letters page 7 Graduate School of Business Administration page 8 Graduate School of Economics page 9 Graduate School of Global and Regional Studies page Graduate School of 10 International Tourism Management page 11 Graduate School of Life Sciences page Graduate School of 12 Interdisciplinary New Science page 13 Graduate School of Infomation Sciences and Arts 【 Others 】 page 14 History and Founder, Enryo Inoue, etc. page Tuition and Fees, Scholarships, 15 Research Support [Grants] PAGE - 2 Index Index PAGE - 3 The 15 Graduate Schools offer 34 master’s courses and 30 doctoral courses, all of which aim to cultivate Research at Toyo University Graduate Schools true global talent with world-class specialist abilities and well-rounded character. * Ⓜ and Ⓓ symbols after graduate school and course names denote the offering of master’s degrees and doctoral degrees respectively. Hakusan Campus Otemachi Satellite Asaka Campus Graduate School of Letters ⓂⒹ Graduate School of Sociology Graduate School of Economics Graduate School of Human Life Design Degree courses: Philosophy; Indian Philosophy and Buddhist Degree courses: Sociology ⓂⒹ; Social PsychologyⓂⒹ; Systems for Degree course: Public-Private Partnership Ⓜ Degree courses: Human Care and Support Ⓜ; Health Care and Studies; Japanese Literature and Culture; Chinese Philosophy; Welfare Society Ⓜ Sports Ⓜ; Human Life Studies Ⓓ; Human Environment Design ⓂⒹ English Language and Literature; History; Education; International Our graduate school provides three courses of study for those aiming English Track Curriculum Ⓜ Culture and Communication Studies ※1 Our graduate school approaches the issues that arise from living to help solve the issues facing society: Sociology, Social Psychology, Course of Public-Private Partnership in our increasingly complex and diverse world from multiple This is the oldest graduate school at the university and it offers and Systems for Welfare Society. We aim to gather knowledge The Public-Private Partnership course is a Master's program perspectives from such fields as welfare, childcare, health, sports, eight courses across the humanities. This graduate school inherits through investigation, experiments, and theoretical research, and to for professionals that focuses on PPP. A truly diverse array of the environment and object design, all of which touch upon our Toyo University's tradition of learning by looking at human activities cultivate skilled individuals with the goal of contributing to society students assemble in the PPP's three courses, who study and lives. We have developed such educational programs that are from a broad perspective while exploring the fundamental nature of through a variety of research. We are always focused on bettering our deepen their understanding of PPP in line with their own goals. closely connected to the real-world issues faced in each field, and language by examining language as a “tool of thinking.” Graduates world as we train experts of great discernment who are capable of *Night classes are held on weekdays at Otemachi Satellite. use it to train the skilled professionals, researchers and educators become highly-skilled professionals capable of working as solving the issues we face. Saturday classes are held at Hakusan Campus. who contribute to improving people’s quality of life. researchers, educators, public servants as well as others. Itakura Campus Graduate School of Business Administration ⓂⒹ Kawagoe Campus Graduate School of Life Sciences ⓂⒹ English Track Curriculum ⓂⒹ Degree courses: Business Administration and Marketing ※1; Graduate School of Science and Engineering Degree course: Life Sciences Course of International Culture and Communication Studies ※1 Business, Accounting and Finance Degree courses: Advanced Mechatronics Systems ⓂⒹ; Biomedical Engineering ⓂⒹ; Electricity, Electronics and Communications Ⓜ The life sciences play a major role in answering the changing The Graduate School of Business Administration comprises the Enabling students to learn things from the perspectives of both Ⓓ; Applied Chemistry ⓂⒹ; Civil and Environmental Engineering Ⓜ; needs of society and finding the solutions needed to improve Course of Business Administration and Marketing (offered mainly in language and literary culture, the Course of International Culture and Architecture Ⓜ; Architecture, Civil and Environmental System Design Ⓓ and maintain our global environment, to secure a stable food Communication aims to foster the development of internationally the daytime), which aims to foster
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