Tokyo International University

Tokyo International University was founded in 1965 with a focus on business and commerce. Upon earning accreditation from the Ministry of Education (MEXT), the college has grown into a private university that encompasses five undergraduate and four graduate schools. Also, TIU has been sister schools with Willamette University in Salem, Oregon since the beginning, and has also developed deep relationships with other renowned universities worldwide.
Staying consistently true to its educational philosophy of "nurturing truly international-minded people," TIU is continuously expanding its practice-oriented international education. The University boasts a highly international learning environment: of TIU's approximately 6,500 students, roughly 1,200 are international students from over 60 countries worldwide.
Tokyo International Universityʼs E-Track Program began in 2014 with the primary focus of providing students from worldwide with the opportunity to earn a 4-year Bachelorʼs Degree with majors in Business Economics and International Relations in an all-English curriculum from the heart of Japan.
Studying together with students from over 60 different countries under the counsel of international faculty that facilitate a truly global atmosphere, E-Track classes allow for developing a close student-professor relationship. Besides, TIU provides career guidance for students looking for internships and job opportunities in Japan at its well-staffed career development office on campus. All you need is an interest in Japan, and TIU's E-Track Program will help you on your way to success.'
To encourage and uphold an optimal education fitting of the 21st century, TIU provides its students with state-of-the-art technology and learning facilities for their educational journey to success.
Designed as a multipurpose English learning center, the English Plaza provides a casual atmosphere for students to pursue writing and language studies assistance. Appointments with academic advisers are booked all electronically via your computer or smartphone.
The Plaza also fills the role of an international exchange hub, hosting seasonal events and activities year-round. This bountiful resource is jointly home to the Global Teaching Institute and runs entirely by TIU student interns. Whether you are looking to buckle down on your research paper, hang out with friends and play games, or seek casual advice from an English teacher, the English Plaza is an excellent place for you to call home.
As one of the newer additions to TIU, the Japanese Plaza has a relaxed environment that is perfect for international students to meet Japanese classmates and teachers for a chance to utilize the skills they have learned in the classroom. The Japanese Plaza is also home to numerous cultural events, from Tanabata to shadow. There are always Japanese teachers and interns on-site to help international students tackle a challenging new grammar concept or practice their language skills informally.
The TIU classrooms are all stocked up with state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the smooth acquisition of the challenging concepts and new ideas that come up in classes. Professors can utilize microphones, big-screen TVs, or projectors and pull-down projection screens in every classroom on campus. Also, loan-out MacBook Pro computers are available daily at the English Plaza, and the entire campus is decked out with free WiFi.
In addition to outstanding classroom equipment, TIU also has a spacious computer lab complete with scanners and printers, copy machines, two different cafeterias with affordable and tasty options, convenience stores on each of its campuses, as well as visiting catering trucks to add even more culture and variety to the lunch menu. All official school documents can be gathered through the machines outside of the International Exchange Office for an easy and smooth experience throughout your studies at TIU.