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Where is the Kyoto University campus? Would you send me a university brochure? What faculties does Kyoto University have? What graduate schools does Kyoto University have? What research institutes and centers does Kyoto University have? Is it possible to study Japanese at Kyoto University? Are there any classes taught in English? How many international students are there? What is the breakdown by nationality? 1. What kind of an institution is Kyoto University? Founded in June 1897, Kyoto University has a long history and enduring traditions, with a main campus located in the historic city of Kyoto, a center of traditional Japanese culture. Since its founding, the University has been dedicated to furthering higher education and fostering an atmosphere of free academic exchange. Its graduates play important roles in both national and international affairs, as key players in politics, industry, and society. As of today, Kyoto University is comprised of 10 faculties, 18 graduate schools, 13 research institutes, and 23 educational institutes and other establishments. Approximately 2,700 of the University's 23,200 students hail from overseas — representing some 120 countries and territories — contributing to a culturally diverse campus environment. About Kyoto University KYOTO-U OpenCourseWare: Introduction of Kyoto University 2. Where is the Kyoto University campus? Kyoto University conducts teaching and research centered on three campus clusters surrounding the Kyoto Basin. Yoshida Campus has been the core of the University since its founding in 1897, serving as a center of teaching and research. Uji Campus is a center of cutting-edge technological development comprised of research institutes for the natural sciences and energy-related fields. Katsura Campus, opened in 2003, consists of the graduate schools for engineering and informatics, a center for industry–government–academic cooperation, and other departments. It is the central campus for basic science and technological innovation and promotion. In addition to the three campuses, the University has a number of research facilities located across Japan and overseas. Visit the following pages for details. Campuses University facilities in Japan and abroad Access 3. Would you send me a university brochure? You can download university brochures and other publications and materials from the following page. Public relations 4. What faculties does Kyoto University have? There are 10 faculties, all of which offer undergraduate degrees. Visit the faculty websites for details. Faculties, Graduate Schools, Research Institutes, and other centers 5. What graduate schools does Kyoto University have? The University has 18 graduate schools, offering master's, doctoral, 5-year doctoral, and/or professional-degree programs. Visit the graduate school websites for details. Graduate Schools 6. What research institutes and centers does Kyoto University have? Aside from 10 faculties and 18 graduate schools, Kyoto University boasts 13 research institutes, 23 centers, and other establishments. The institutes and centers are dedicated to specific academic fields, spanning the full spectrum of research from the social to the natural sciences. At the same time, they are working with graduate schools to develop top researchers in a cutting-edge research environment. Some of the research institutes and centers accept research students (non-degree seeking students). Please visit the website of the institute or center you are interested in for such opportunities. Faculties, Graduate Schools, Research Institutes, and other centers Facilities 7. Is it possible to study Japanese at Kyoto University? Kyoto University does not have an independent faculty dedicated to Japanese language studies. Those wishing to improve their language skills, such as to prepare for university studies, are advised to find and attend a suitable language school. Information on Japanese language schools is available on the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) and other websites. International students (excluding Special Auditing Students) and researchers at Kyoto University, however, can attend supplemental Japanese language classes provided by the Education Center for Japanese Language and Culture of the Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences (ILAS). Please note that the classes are supplemental and non-credited. Please visit the Education Center for Japanese Language and Culture website for details. Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO): "Search for Schools" Japanese language education Japanese language courses offered by the Education Center for Japanese Language and Culture 8. Are there any classes taught in English? There are English-taught degree programs at Kyoto University. Visit the following page for details. English-taught degree programs In addition, some of the Liberal Arts and General Education Courses are taught in English. Liberal Arts and Sciences to Learn in English The University also offers the Kyoto University International Undergraduate Program, or Kyoto iUP. This is a 4.5-year program comprised of six months of preparatory studies, followed by four years of undergraduate education. Students undertake their studies and research in both Japanese and English, and are not required to have any Japanese language ability at the outset of the program. Kyoto iUP (Kyoto University International Undergraduate Program) Please note that except for the above programs and courses, classes are generally taught in Japanese, unless specified otherwise. Those wishing to enroll in a regular undergraduate or master's program are expected to have sufficient proficiency in Japanese upon matriculation. 9. How many international students are there? What is the breakdown by nationality? Please refer to pages 18-19 of the following booklet: Kyoto University Facts and Figures (0.65 MB) Social media directory 〒606-8501 Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto JAPAN Tel: 075-753-7531 フッター プライマリーリンク Publications Careers Directions フッター セカンダリーリンク Site map Privacy policy Site Policy フッター スペシャルリンク Safety Confirmation System Staff portal (in Japanese) Copyright © Kyoto University. All Rights Reserved. Scroll to top