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The 7th International Research Seminar for FY2023, jointly hosted by MIC, Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study, and CAREM, Graduate School of Business Administration, was held on January 16.
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Hitotsubashi University is made up of 11 principal academic units – four faculties, six graduate schools and one institute. 1. Commerce and Management (Faculty) 2. Business Administration (Graduate School) 3. Economics (Faculty, Graduate School) 4. Law (Faculty, Graduate School) 5. Social Sciences (Faculty, Graduate School) 6. Language and Society ...
Our main teaching and research activities take place at Kunitachi Campus in western Tokyo. Kodaira Kokusai (International) Campus is equipped with residence halls for both domestic and international students, along with excellent sports facilities. Chiyoda Campus is located in the birthplace of Hitotsubashi, in the Kanda-Hitotsubashi district of ce...
Hitotsubashi University Library boasts a collection of more than 2 million volumes as well as 17,000 journals and electronic journals. The collections of the Center for Historical Social Science Literature are of outstanding international significance, with more than 76,300 volumes of rare materials in the social sciences. These include the Carl Me...
The name Hitotsubashi University is derived from “Kanda-Hitotsubashi,” the district of central Tokyo where the Tokyo Commercial School was originally built. The school was renamed the Tokyo University of Commerce in 1920 and relocated to its present site in western Tokyo following the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. An affinity for its original loc...
The university’s crest was created in 1887 when the Tokyo Commercial School was renamed the Higher Commercial School. The crest features the staff of Mercury, the Roman god of trade and commerce, entwined with two snakes and topped with wings. The initials CC stand for Commercial College. The snakes symbolize intellect and sensitivity to world tren...
Hitotsubashi has long placed seminars at the core of its curricula. While lectures feature prominently in Japanese tertiary education, all Hitotsubashi students are required to participate in small-group seminars as well. Such a system not only cultivates their individual abilities and personalities, but also provides them with the opportunity to d...
Undergraduate Programs. Faculty of Commerce and Management. Faculty of Economics.
We enhance the international activities of Hitotsubashi University by providing support for international students and scholars. We also promote international experiences on campus and offer our knowledge to Hitotsubashi students who wish to study abroad.
Hitotsubashi University (一橋大学, Hitotsubashi daigaku), also known as a Tokyo University of Commerce (東京商科大学, Tokyo shouka daigaku) is a national university located in Tokyo, Japan. It has campuses in Kunitachi, Kodaira, and Chiyoda.
Die Hitotsubashi-Universität ist eine staatliche japanische Universität in der Präfektur Tokio, mit Standorten in Kunitachi, Kodaira und Kanda.
Hitotsubashi University Global Education Program HGP offers interdisciplinary courses in English, designed for both international and Japanese students. Students can choose from a variety of courses in the social sciences.
