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Our campus is situated on a small hill in the northern part of Osaka prefecture. It is blessed with rich greenery and many varieties of beautiful flowers with exquisite fragrances in each season, such as plum and cherry blossoms, roses, Chinese hibiscuses, osmanthus fragrance, and sasanquas. The Baika Girls' School, the predecessor of our university, was established in 1878. Since then, we have remained steadfast in our mission of offering Christianity-based education for women. This philosophy lives up to founder Paul Sawayama's favorite verse of the Bible, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," which has become Baika's school motto and serves as the guiding principle that all students and faculty members should follow as they conduct their day-to-day activities. Under this guiding principle, Baika Women's University has sent many high-caliber women into society. At the same time, we have steadily enhanced our standards in various ways to meet increasingly diversified societal requirements. Baika Women's University encourages its students to seek an ideal way of life-based on Christianity's spirit and cultivate the ability to walk through life in the way they have discovered. At the same time, we aim to foster people who respect a diversity of values and have the motivation to cooperate with neighbors. We aim to help our students cultivate free-minded perceptions and well-rounded intelligence to develop themselves into people who can adapt and contribute to society. The development of independently thinking and acting women: this is Baika English education's practical aim, producing women who can realize their potential and participate in international society. This aspiration is a Baika tradition that breathes through the school's Christian-based humanities education. Our university continually seeks to develop as an institution fostering new talent and adapting to the ever-changing culture. The scope of these activities encompasses our community, our society, the world. Baika Women's University is a truly "educational" institution in the respect that it is dedicated to developing individual students' capabilities and talent to the fullest extent by stretching their limits. Along with specialized education offered through various faculties and departments, our university also offers career education by taking work options, qualification requirements, and women's overall needs into account. Through these educational opportunities, we seek to foster women with extensive knowledge and well-rounded characters, women who can dauntlessly and flexibly meet any challenges they might face, and genuinely independent women who are qualified for success in the 21st century. This is based on our belief that this is the raison d'être of women's universities and the most critical mission of our university. Our campus, situated in a beautiful natural setting, is always filled with the sound of lively voices and the smiling faces of our students and all of them are given full attention by our faculty members. We hope that many women who are considerate of others and actively do their part as responsible members of society will leave our university with a robust posture and a positive attitude toward life.- Our campus is situated on a small hill in the northern part of Osaka prefecture. It is blessed with rich greenery and many varieties of beautiful flowers with exquisite fragrances in each season, such as plum and cherry blossoms, roses, Chinese hibiscuses, osmanthus fragrance, and sasanquas. The Baika Girls' School, the predecessor of our university, was established in 1878. Since then, we have remained steadfast in our mission of offering Christianity-based education for women. This philosophy lives up to founder Paul Sawayama's favorite verse of the Bible, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," which has become Baika's school motto and serves as the guiding principle that all students and faculty members should follow as they conduct their day-to-day activities. Under this guiding principle, Baika Women's University has sent many high-caliber women into society. At the same time, we have steadily enhanced our standards in various ways to meet increasingly diversified societal requirements. Baika Women's University encourages its students to seek an ideal way of life-based on Christianity's spirit and cultivate the ability to walk through life in the way they have discovered. At the same time, we aim to foster people who respect a diversity of values and have the motivation to cooperate with neighbors. We aim to help our students cultivate free-minded perceptions and well-rounded intelligence to develop themselves into people who can adapt and contribute to society. The development of independently thinking and acting women: this is Baika English education's practical aim, producing women who can realize their potential and participate in international society. This aspiration is a Baika tradition that breathes through the school's Christian-based humanities education. Our university continually seeks to develop as an institution fostering new talent and adapting to the ever-changing culture. The scope of these activities encompasses our community, our society, the world. Baika Women's University is a truly "educational" institution in the respect that it is dedicated to developing individual students' capabilities and talent to the fullest extent by stretching their limits. Along with specialized education offered through various faculties and departments, our university also offers career education by taking work options, qualification requirements, and women's overall needs into account. Through these educational opportunities, we seek to foster women with extensive knowledge and well-rounded characters, women who can dauntlessly and flexibly meet any challenges they might face, and genuinely independent women who are qualified for success in the 21st century. This is based on our belief that this is the raison d'être of women's universities and the most critical mission of our university. Our campus, situated in a beautiful natural setting, is always filled with the sound of lively voices and the smiling faces of our students and all of them are given full attention by our faculty members. We hope that many women who are considerate of others and actively do their part as responsible members of society will leave our university with a robust posture and a positive attitude toward life. View full university
