Tokyo International University

Tokyo International University offers a quality environment for learning combined with direct access to the heart of one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. Established in 1965 as a small business college, TIU has grown from humble beginnings to a fully accredited private university with five undergraduate and four graduate schools.

The Japan Studies Program (JSP) was established at Tokyo International University in 1989. Program enrollment is around 30 students per semester, among a TIU student body of 6,400 Japanese and 700 international students.

The English Track Program (E-Track), which began in 2014, focuses on providing international students and others with the opportunity to obtain a degree in an English-taught curriculum. TIU invites you to surround yourself with a diverse mix of value systems and develop the abilities it takes to flourish on the global stage.

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  Main Campus

  Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Japan

  5,000 - 20,000 on Campus

  250,000+ residents in Ikebukuro, Tokyo

  Language(s) spoken on campus: Japanese

  TIU Ikebukuro Campus is where all classes for Japan Studies Program (JSP) and English Track Program (E-Track) students are held.

  JSP offers program excursions each semester, such as an elementary school visit, field trips to experience Japanese tradition and to learn Japanese culture. The destinations of field trips vary each semester. The details will be announced after arrival. Each semester students visit a local elementary school for a visit. There is also an optional excursion of a three-day trip to Kyoto. The trip is not included in the ISEP program fees or exchange benefits, and may cost approximately JPY 60,000.

  Past JSP and E-Track students have joined TIU clubs and circles such as badminton club, street dance club, film club, photography club and others. It is a great way to meet and make friends with Japanese students.