Meiji-Gakuin University
Explore endless opportunities in Tokyo
Quick facts
Location: Tokyo, Japan
University Type: Set across two campuses - Yokohama Campus and Shirokane
City Size: Metropolis
Climate: Temperate climate, with fairly mild sunny winters and hot humid summers.
Cost of living: Cheaper than Norwich
Local Language: Japanese
Be Inspired: Watch Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift
What's Unique: The Goat Club - Yokohama campus has it's very own real life goats students can care for.
Why choose MGU
Meiji Gakuin University is a Christian university in Tokyo and Yokohama that was established in 1863.
Meiji Gakuin University offers many opportunities for students to expand their horizons, such as circles and club activities, volunteer activities, and international exchanges. The university has also developed many academic assistance facilities and other various support systems to help those enrolled lead a fulfilling student life. The way students spend their time in college affects how they choose and develop career paths that fit them.
At Meiji Gakuin University, there are many student groups called "clubs" or "circles". Approximately 130 groups are currently officially recognized by the university. Among the varsity sports clubs are a lacrosse club, some members of which have gone on to play on the national team, and a baseball club that belongs to the Second Division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area University Baseball League.
Among the humanities-related clubs is the mixed chorus circle "Greenleaves" and the "English Speaking Society (ESS)" whose members boast advanced English conversation skills. There are also committees in charge of planning university festivals and events, including the "Shirokane Festival Executive Committee," "Totsuka Festival Preparation Committee," and "Freshmen Orientation Executive Council."
Studying abroad in Tokyo offers students a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in one of the world’s most dynamic and innovative cities. Tokyo is a global hub for technology, business, and culture. Tokyo is a fascinating blend of ancient traditions and futuristic modernity, allowing students to experience centuries-old temples alongside ultra-modern skyscrapers. Moreover, students can enjoy the rich food culture, explore iconic neighbourhoods like Shibuya and Akihabara.
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