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Tokyo / Private
The curriculum is divided into 7 streams of courses: Communication, Cross-Cultural Understanding, Calligraphy, Art, Fashion, Psychology and Sport. Each of these streams provide opportunities for transferring to a university or pursuing a career.
Students will acquire the English and information processing skills necessary to excel in the global business world, as well as the communication skills and mutual understanding needed to work and live in society.
Through an education focused on small-size class environments, each student can receive close guidance that meets their individual needs. Students can learn independently and receive the support they need to realize their goals.
One distinguishing feature of Teikyo University is the flexibility given to its students to study in fields of their interest outside of their faculty or department. Some of the classes offered in the Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies, and Education as well as the Junior College at the Hachioji Campus may be taken by any student as an elective course, and up to 15 credits acquired in this way can be applied to graduation requirements.
One distinguishing feature of Teikyo University is the flexibility given to its students to study in fields of their interest outside of their faculty or department. Some of the classes offered in the Faculties of Economics, Law, Liberal Arts, Language Studies, and Education as well as the Junior College at the Hachioji Campus may be taken by any student as an elective course, and up to 15 credits acquired in this way can be applied to graduation requirements.
Opportunities for learning "living English" and experiencing other cultures
Class for researching traditional culture (history of calligraphy)
"Psychology of Love and Marriage", a popular course that applies psychology to analyze the emotion of love
