Consistently ranked in the top 10 countries for education, Japan has always remained a major center of attraction for international students owing to its high educational standards and rich cultural heritage. Regarded as one of the premium education hubs of Japan, the University of Tsukuba is known for fostering innovation by adopting a comprehensive curriculum across more than 23 distinctive disciplines. The origin of the University of Tsukuba was the oldest higher education institution, Normal School founded by the Meuji government in 1872.
The youngest comprehensive national university in Japan established in October 1973, based on its predecessor schools, under a country-wide university reform plan, the University of Tsukuba has featured `Openness' with `New Systems for Education and Research' under a `New University Administration.' The University of Tsukuba is known for its strong focus on international studies, the comprehensive educational curriculum it offers, and 135 Olympic and para-Olympic medals. Striving to create a unique, active, and internationally competitive atmosphere with superlative education and research facilities, the university has witnessed three Nobel laureates as professors and presidents, playing an impeccable role in guiding the students to reach their full potential.
Breaking down the existing disciplinary barriers of Japanese education standards, the University of Tsukuba has emerged as a frontrunner in the university reform in Japan by introducing numerous new-age programs as its prime offerings. A highly internationalized University of Japan, the University of Tsukuba is known for holding the second-highest