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About
Nihon University, often called Nichidai, is a prominent private university in Chiyoda, Tokyo, and one of the largest universities in Japan by student numbers. Established in 1889 as Nihon Law School, it has grown to encompass a wide array of disciplines across its numerous colleges and departments. The university is particularly renowned for producing many successful business leaders and its highly acclaimed College of Art, which has fostered numerous talents in photography, theater, and cinema.
UNIREAL Score
80/100A 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
- 80
Overview
- Country
- Japan
- City
- Chiyoda
- Established
- 1889
- Students
- 70,000
- Programs
- 87
- Tuition (yearly)
- €6,000
- Admission period
- July – October
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Nihon University?
Nihon University is located in Chiyoda, Japan.
How much does it cost to study at Nihon University?
Typical yearly tuition at Nihon University is about €6,000. 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 Nihon University?
Admission at Nihon University usually runs July – October.
What can I study at Nihon University?
Nihon University offers about 87 programs, including Law, Humanities and Sciences, Economics, Commerce, Art.
What is the UNIREAL Score of Nihon University?
Nihon University has a UNIREAL Score of 80/100, calculated from: research activity.
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