Meijo University

Tracing its roots to the Nagoya Science and Technology Course founded in 1926, Meijo University in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture is one of the best educational institutions in the Chubu region, having produced more than 200,000 graduates and alumni, and is proud of its long history and tradition. Two of Meijo University's three campuses are available to exchange students. The campuses are conveniently located near transportation stations. Nagoya features well-developed public transportation systems, including subways and buses, allowing you to reach the heart of the city in just 30 minutes from any of the campuses.

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  Main Campus

  Nagoya, Japan Campus Website

  5,000 - 20,000 on Campus

  250,000+ residents in Nagoya

  Language(s) spoken on campus: Japanese

  Meijo University consists of three campuses: Tempaku, Nagoya Dome-mae, and Yagoto.

  Located in the eastern part of Nagoya city, the Tempaku Campus is the main campus of Meijo University. Many students and teaching staff engage in a wide range of activities on this expansive, urban-based site. The international student dormitory is located on the Tempaku Campus.

  Nagoya Dome-Mae Campus is near the Nagoya Dome stadium, a Nagoya city landmark. The Faculty of Foreign Studies, in which most exchange students take courses, is housed on this campus. The Nagoya Dome-Mae Campus will lead the university's move toward internationalization and aims to become a hub for community-based collaborations.

  Exchange students generally do not need to visit the Yagoto campus.

  Students are able to utilize the free campus shuttle to get between the dormitory on the Tempaku campus and classes at the Dome-mae campus.