【 School characteristics 】
● Cultivating “genuinely international human resources” and “kind-hearted global human resources” based on the school’s founding philosophy, “Language is the cornerstone of peace that connects the world.”
● Learning facilities are enriched. Support autonomous English learning and Japanese writing
● Learn communication skills and be active in the world
● Everyone must learn English, Japanese and international education

【International Student Support System, etc】
●For students with excellent grades in the second to fourth years, the scholarship amount will be 50% of tuition fees and 160,000 yen for educational enrichment expenses (maximum of 6 students per year).
●The scholarship for the highest achieving student in the second to fourth years will be 50% of tuition fees and 320,000 yen for educational enrichment expenses (maximum of 2 students per year).
●Tutoring system available for international students and Japanese students
●International students are permitted to enroll even if they do not have a guarantor.
●The university will act as a guarantor under the institutional guarantor system.

[Student's Voice]
◎ Name: Chinso ◎ Country of origin: China
I came to Japan after graduating from Professional Training College in China. I liked Japanese romance dramas and anime, and became interested in the Japanese language and culture. I remember being moved when I first came to Japan and saw my favorite cherry blossoms in bloom. I chose Kanda University of International Studies because I can study various foreign languages other than Japanese. I am currently focusing on Japanese and English. I am especially happy with my English conversation classes because I can communicate directly with my teacher. In class, we sometimes write reports in Japanese. I feel at ease because I can get support from the Japanese Writing Center at the university. Thanks to this, I have become able to read and write Japanese fluently. Kanda University of International Studies has excellent facilities and there are many study spaces that you can use freely.
In the future, I would like to try learning Cantonese and Korean, and also focus on interpreting and translation classes, so that I can work as an interpreter in Japan in the future. I would also like to be able to support foreigners who are coming to Japan for the first time.