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About
Meiji University, located in the heart of Tokyo, Japan, is a prestigious private research university founded in 1881 as Meiji Law School. It is known for its commitment to "Rights and Liberty, Independence and Self-governance" and offers a wide range of programs across its ten undergraduate and twelve graduate schools. The university is highly popular, consistently receiving over 100,000 applications annually, and is recognized for its strengths in law, commerce, political science, engineering, and humanities.
UNIREAL Score
71/100A 0–100 score. For most universities it reflects research activity (publications indexed by OpenAlex); ranking, awards and student achievements are added where we have them. How is this calculated?
- Research activity
- 71
Overview
- Country
- Japan
- City
- Tokyo
- Established
- 1881
- Students
- 34,000
- Programs
- 26
- Tuition (yearly)
- €8,000
- Admission period
- August – September
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Meiji University?
Meiji University is located in Tokyo, Japan.
How much does it cost to study at Meiji University?
Typical yearly tuition at Meiji University is about €8,000. Fees vary by program and are often higher for students from outside the EU, so confirm the current amount on the university’s website.
When can I apply to Meiji University?
Admission at Meiji University usually runs August – September.
What can I study at Meiji University?
Meiji University offers about 26 programs, including Law, Commerce, Political Science and Economics, Science and Technology, Agriculture.
What is the UNIREAL Score of Meiji University?
Meiji University has a UNIREAL Score of 71/100, calculated from: research activity.
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