Tsukuba, Japan
About University of Tsukuba
Spanning a vast 258-hectare integrated campus in the heart of Tsukuba Science City — one of the world's largest planned science hubs home to over 150 national research institutions — the University of Tsukuba operates 9 undergraduate cluster schools and 8 graduate schools, enrolling approximately 17,000 students including 3,000+ international students from over 100 countries. English-medium undergraduate programs include TISS (International Social Studies), IDE (Interdisciplinary Engineering), Life & Environmental Sciences, and BPGI (Global Issues). At graduate level, 30+ English-medium Master's and Doctoral programs span Computer Science, Biomedical Sciences, Environmental Sciences, International Public Policy, Agro-Bioresources, and more. The sprawling single-campus layout integrates laboratories, dormitories, libraries, sports facilities, medical hospitals, arts centers, and research institutes within a walkable green science city environment uniquely unlike any Tokyo urban university.
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