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Teikyo University has been selected for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's "Special Program for Prioritizing Placement of Government-sponsored International Students"

On Thursday, November 20, 2025, Teikyo University was selected for the "Special Program for Prioritizing the Placement of Government-Scholarship International Students" implemented by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. This special program aims to encourage universities with excellent systems for accepting international students to establish a system for attracting excellent international students by prioritizing the placement of students studying at domestic universities from overseas as government-sponsored international students.

The "Teikyo Asia Graduate Program for Advanced Human Resource Development," which our university has been selected for, aims to cultivate highly skilled human resources who will contribute to Asia's development by accepting promising students from rapidly developing Asia and providing education and research guidance based on our university's practical Practical learning philosophy. It also aims to cultivate human resources who will deepen their understanding of Japan and form the foundation for strengthening relations between Japan and Asia. Acceptance will be conducted in Division of Economics Graduate School of Economics at our Graduate School. The priority placement period is three years, from 2026 to 2028, with a placement quota of five students each year.
The "Teikyo Asia Graduate Program for Advanced Human Resource Development" is an expansion of the "TAEP (Teikyo-Asia Exchange Program)," which has been implemented by the Faculty of Faculty of Economics at our university since 2014, to Graduate School level. TAEP aims to cultivate human resources who will contribute to the development of Japan and Asia, and currently accepts students from partner universities in seven Southeast Asian countries, offering a curriculum that allows students to complete all the credits required for graduation through courses taught entirely in English.
For Southeast Asian students with a strong interest in Japan's economic development, we offer opportunities to study research topics such as the economic and social structures that supported this development, as well as corporate management and human capital, at Graduate School in Japan. Furthermore, Japanese students can also take courses taught in English, and through collaborative learning with international students from diverse cultural backgrounds, it is expected to lead to high-quality learning for both sides.

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