As Japan continues to play an important role on the international stage of the 21st century, Kumamoto Gakuen University (KGU) has reaffirmed its commitment to the development of students with the skills and knowledge needed to contribute to international society.

Kumamoto Gakuen University celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2022, counting from the foundation of the Institute of Oriental Languages in 1942. Starting with the first 176 graduates, Kumamoto Gakuen University now has over 100,000 alumni.

All persons who are interested in applying to enroll in Kumamoto Gakuen University should begin by expressing their interest to us directly via e-mail, postal letter, fax, or telephone. Upon receipt of an inquiry we will send a copy of our Application Guide (Japanese). Please contact us in Japanese. Our contact details are listed below.

2-5-1 Oe, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto 862-8680 JAPAN Tel +81-96-364-5161 ／ FAX +81-96-363-1289

Gain fundamental knowledge in distribution, finance, business administration and accountancy required for a wide range of business tasks. The Faculty of Commerce celebrates its 70th Anniversary in 2024.

The birth of Kumamoto Gakuen University, the beginning of a new tradition. In 1994, the Faculty of Foreign Languages and the Faculty of Social Welfare were established, and Kumamoto University of Commerce and Kumamoto Junior College were merged and renamed Kumamoto Gakuen University (KGU).

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2-5-1 Oe, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto 862-8680 JAPAN Tel +81-96-364-5161 ／ FAX +81-96-363-1289

Persons who would like to receive copies of Kumamoto Gakuen University's Graduate Prospectus (Japanese), Graduate Admission Handbook (Japanese) and Application Form (Japanese), can send a request from the following page: https://www.kumagaku.ac.jp/daigakuin/exam/shiryo/

Kumamoto Gakuen University is located in the heart of Kumamoto City, which is the capital of Kumamoto Prefecture and is located in the center of Kyushu. With the opening of the Kyushu Shinkansen line in March 2011, the travel time to Fukuoka, the largest city in Kyushu has halved.