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Gakushuin was founded in 1877. A new Gakushuin University opened in 1949. Students and faculty highly value the calm school atmosphere that encourages debates as equals and the pursuit of the same interests, thereby developing the traditions we see today. Gakushuin is composed of 17 faculties and graduate schools spanning the humanities, social ...
Gakushuin University offers a variety of programs for international exchange and study abroad with the aim of cultivating human resources who will play a wide role in global society based on the university's policy for internationalization. Students will go to universities and language schools overseas to learn about the world, and to become ...
Gakushuin’s origins lie in an educational institution for the court nobility that was established in Kyoto during the last days of the Tokugawa Shogunate. After the Meiji Restoration, in 1877 Gakushuin opened its doors in Tokyo for the education of the nobility. Gakushuin’s History. -From State-Owned Institution to Private School-.
Gakushuin University is a prestigious institution that traces its origins to the educational system of the feudal era. It offers a wide range of academic programs and fosters a rich cultural and intellectual environment. Learn more about its history, vision, and achievements on its official website.
Gakushuin' s origins go back to the closing years of the Tokugawa shogunate in the mid-19th century. After the Meiji Restoration of 1868 Gakushuin became the "The Peers' School", under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Imperial Household. The school has had a long and distinguished history, and many of its graduates have achieved positions of prominence in politics and academia, as ...
Gakushuin University annually accepts about 20-30 students from its international partner universities under the Exchange Programme. They take courses in Japanese language and culture as well as in their areas of specialization. They are also free to take any courses of their interest, including ones offered in faculties other than their own.
Die Gakushūin Joshi Daigaku ( jap. 学習院女子大学, dt. „ Gakushūin -Frauenuniversität“, engl. Gakushūin Women’s College) ist eine private Universität in Shinjuku, Tokio .
