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Tokyo University of Social Welfare

Tokyo University of Social Welfare

東京福祉大学

Tokyo, Japan · Private university · Based on the April 2027 entry guidelines

34 days leftApply by 12/8 → exam on 12/12 · Designated School Recommendation Exam, Round II

Exam location
Campus in Japan
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Japanese requirement
EJU Japanese 250+
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First-year fees
from ¥1,285,000
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Fees and conditions can change over time. Always check the school's guidelines before you apply.

EJU 250+
2 fee reductions & scholarships
Students3,701
International students2,013
Faculty123
Founded2000

Homes near campus within 3 km · SALLAE building data

CampusStationHomesLowest / monthMedian
Ikebukuro Campus, Seibu, Tobu, Tokyo Metro, Ikebukuro Station (east exit), 4 min walk54¥29,000¥75,000
Oji CampusTokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line), in front of Kajiwara Station26¥35,800¥73,500
Isesaki CampusAbout 15 minutes by bus from JR Honjo Station or JR/Tobu Isesaki Station (free for students)0——

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東京都豊島区南池袋2-14-7

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About the school

A private university founded in 2000. It has 3,701 students, including 2,013 international students (undergraduate 1,556 · graduate 457). There are 123 faculty members, 10 of them from outside Japan. It has 3 campuses (Ikebukuro, Oji, Isesaki); which one you attend depends on your department.

History · 5
2000
Tokyo University of Social Welfare opened (Faculty of Social Welfare, Isesaki Campus)
2007
Department of Education in the Faculty of Education opened
2008
Ikebukuro Campus and Nagoya Campus opened
2009
Department of Psychology in the Faculty of Psychology opened
2014
Oji Campus opened

University Portraits · school history · Wikidata

Admission requirements and dates

Tokyo University of Social Welfare admits international students through 2 routes.Based on the guidelines for April 2027 entry

EJUThe exam Japanese universities use for international student admission · June and November · also held outside Japan = Examination for Japanese University Admission · JLPTJapanese-Language Proficiency Test · N1 is the highest, then N2 = Japanese-Language Proficiency Test

Apply with a language school recommendation

Official name: 指定校推薦入試

If the Japanese language school you attend is one of the university's designated schools, you apply with its recommendation. You submit an essay in advance and take an interview. If you pass, your scholarship is Category I.

You needJLPT N2, EJU Japanese 250 points, etc., or a "confirmation of Japanese ability equivalent to N2" by a Japanese language school teacherExam locationCampus in Japan (Ikebukuro)DepartmentsAll faculties

Accepting applications now · until 12/8

Round I · October exam

  1. Apply 9/1~9/25
  2. →
  3. Exam 10/3
  4. →
  5. Results 11/2
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  7. Enroll ~11/117 days left

Round II · December exam (not held if capacity is filled in Round I)

  1. Apply 11/16~12/8opens in 12 days
  2. →
  3. Exam 12/12
  4. →
  5. Results 12/16
  6. →
  7. Enroll ~12/22

Apply through the international student exam

Official name: 外国人留学生入試

Selection is by a Japanese essay and an interview. It is an exclusive application to this university only, and passing in Round I gives the largest scholarship.

You needJLPT N2, EJU Japanese 250 points, etc., or a "confirmation of Japanese ability equivalent to N2" by a Japanese language school teacherExam locationCampus in Japan (Ikebukuro)DepartmentsAll faculties

Accepting applications now · until 12/8

Round I · October exam · Scholarship Category I

  1. Apply 9/1~10/9
  2. →
  3. Exam 10/17
  4. →
  5. Results 11/2
  6. →
  7. Enroll ~11/117 days left

Round II · December exam · scholarship for applicants admitted with special honors only

  1. Apply 11/16~12/8opens in 12 days
  2. →
  3. Exam 12/12
  4. →
  5. Results 12/16
  6. →
  7. Enroll ~12/22

Round III · January exam · no scholarship

  1. Apply 1/4~1/15opens in 61 days
  2. →
  3. Exam 1/23
  4. →
  5. Results 1/26
  6. →
  7. Enroll ~2/3

Good to know before applying

  1. All international student exams are exclusive applications with this university as your first choice. You cannot withdraw after passing.
  2. If you cannot obtain "Student" residence status after admission is granted, your acceptance and admission permission are cancelled.
  3. Application documents must arrive by mail at the Admissions Division of the Ikebukuro Campus (no counter reception). Documents past the deadline or with missing items are not accepted. Exam fees are not refunded, and documents are not returned.
  4. If capacity is filled in Round I, Round II and later are not held (whether they are held is announced on the website).
  5. Admission is not granted if any of the enrollment procedure registration, payment of enrollment fees, or document submission is left unfinished by the deadline. Payments are in principle not refunded.

東京福祉大学 2027年4月入学 外国人留学生入試(1年次入学・3年次編入学)・指定校推薦入試(1年次入学)募集要項 · checked 2026-11-02

Fees

First-year fees
¥1,285,000 ~ ¥1,390,000
Paid at enrollment
from ¥772,500
Application fee
¥3,000

First-year tuition and fees (not eligible for a scholarship; Round III passers). Passers of Designated School Recommendation Rounds I and II and International Student Exam Round I get Privately Funded International Student Scholarship Category I, making the first year ¥780,000 (¥800,000 for the Faculty of Education). JLPT N1 holders get Honors S3 for ¥700,000. The exam fee is charged for each exam. Other costs and association fees are separate.

Places and fees by department 9
DepartmentPlacesFirst-year fees (¥)
Faculty of Social Welfare
Department of Social Welfare, Social Welfare Major, Social Welfare Course390 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Social Welfare)1,390,000after reduction 780,000
Department of Social Welfare, Social Welfare Major, Care Welfare Course390 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Social Welfare)1,390,000after reduction 780,000
Department of Social Welfare, Mental Health and Social Welfare Major390 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Social Welfare)1,390,000after reduction 780,000
Department of Social Welfare, Management and Welfare Major390 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Social Welfare)1,390,000after reduction 780,000
Faculty of Education
Department of Education, School Education Major180 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Education)1,285,000after reduction 800,000
Department of Education, International Education Major, International Education Course180 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Education)1,285,000after reduction 800,000
Department of Education, International Education Major, Japanese Language Education Course180 in total including Japanese students and international students (Department of Education)1,285,000after reduction 800,000
Faculty of Psychology
Department of Psychology260 in total including Japanese students and international students1,390,000after reduction 780,000
Faculty of Childcare and Child Studies
Department of Childcare and Child Studies80 in total including Japanese students and international students1,390,000after reduction 780,000

Places are the total across all international student admissions. Fees are for 2027 entry.

For 2027 entry · from the school's guidelines

Documents to prepare

Application form, education history, copy of graduation certificate and academic record from your last school in your home country with Japanese translation, residence certificate, tax certificate, financial support ability report, copies of residence card and passport, certificate of Japanese ability, applicant evaluation form (sealed), attendance record and academic record from your Japanese language school (also the principal's recommendation letter for designated school recommendation)

Graduate outcomes

Graduates (2025 academic year)
825 · The whole university including graduate school completers. Employment means regular employees, etc.
Full-time employment
411 · 50%
Went on to graduate school etc.
44 · 5%

Employment results for international students alone were not found in official materials.

University Portraits · figures for all students (not international students only)

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Scholarships

  • Privately Funded International Student Scholarship — Category I (Designated School Recommendation Rounds I and II, International Student Exam Round I) reduces the first year by ¥610,000; Category II (Round II honors) reduces it by ¥230,000. Eligible if your attendance rate at your Japanese language school, etc. is 90% or more, and remittances from home average ¥90,000 a month or less or your supporter's annual income is under ¥5 million.
  • N1 Honors System — JLPT N1 holders receive Honors S3 (first year ¥700,000; from the 2nd to 4th year ¥350,000 per semester). Even after the enrollment procedures, it applies if you submit your JLPT N1 pass notification, etc. by March 12, 2027.

Student life support

Some students use a partner student residence near the Isesaki Campus (no university dormitory is listed).

Getting there

Ikebukuro Campus
JR, Seibu, Tobu, Tokyo Metro, Ikebukuro Station (east exit), 4 min walk · Social Welfare, Education, Childcare and Child Studies (exam venue for international student exams)
東京都豊島区南池袋2-14-7
Oji Campus
Tokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line), in front of Kajiwara Station · Faculty of Psychology
東京都北区堀船2-1-11
Isesaki Campus
About 15 minutes by bus from JR Honjo Station or JR/Tobu Isesaki Station (free for students) · Social Welfare, Education, Psychology, Childcare and Child Studies
群馬県伊勢崎市山王町2020-1

SALLAE compiled this from the school's admission guidelines and official sources (such as University Portraits). Dates and amounts can change, so always check the school's guidelines before you apply.
Photo: WAKA77 · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons