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Tokyo Keizai University

Tokyo Keizai University

Japan

tku.ac.jp

About

Tokyo Keizai University, often referred to as TKU, is a private university renowned for its strong focus on economics, business administration, and communication studies. It emphasizes practical education and career development, preparing students for the professional world. For international students, TKU offers exchange programs and dedicated support through its International Office, which assists with academic and daily life adjustments, including Japanese language instruction. While primarily Japanese-taught, the university fosters a welcoming environment for global learners. A distinctive characteristic is its commitment to a close-knit campus community, providing a supportive and engaging learning experience within the vibrant Tokyo metropolitan area.

Background

Tokyo Keizai University (東京経済大学, Tōkyō keizai daigaku) (Tokyo University of Economics) is a private university in Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan.

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Location

Quick facts

Country
Japan
City
Kokubunji
Founded
1949
Source: Wikidata
Type
Private
Website
tku.ac.jp
Source: Wikidata

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