Edogawa University
Edogawa University is 25 minutes from Akihabara and 15 minutes from Kita-Senju on the Tsukuba Express. The area around the nearest station, Nagareyama-Otakanomori, has been featured in the news for its rapid development.
The campus, located in a naturally rich environment, hosts about 2,400 students across two colleges and six departments. Though it can't be said it is a large university, Edogawa University prioritizes small class sizes and close-knit relationships between students and faculty, a point of pride since its foundation.
Although it is a liberal arts university, since its inception in 1990, Edogawa has put effort into IT, providing all students with computers and maintaining a well-equipped campus network. The university proactively supports the acquisition of IT qualifications as well.
We also emphasize internationalism, partnering with universities abroad, developing various international training programs, and welcoming international students from around the world. In the Global Study Program (GSP) in particular, students who meet certain application criteria can study abroad for roughly eight months during the second semester of their third year at only the cost of tuition for Edogawa University.
Research related to the departments is underway at four institutes: the Sleep Research Institute, the National Park Research Institute, the Information Education Research Institute, and the Child Communication Research Institute. The Psychological Counseling Center has also been established to contribute to education in the department as well as the community.
Turning to campus life, a feature renowned among students is our ¥100 breakfast at Dining & Cafe Edogawa, where you can choose from three different Japanese and Western menu items. There is also a FamilyMart convenience store on campus, making it as convenient as the name suggests.
Under the philosophy of "character cultivation," Edogawa University continually strives to improve the quality of its education and implement a variety of reforms large and small. If you are interested, please visit our campus. We await you eagerly.
April 1, 2024
Kouji Miyazaki, President of Edogawa University