Yes. The English-Taught Master's Program (AEC) allows students to complete coursework, research supervision, and thesis writing in English. Students can earn a master's degree through an English-language curriculum
Students who successfully complete the program earn a master's degree from the Graduate School of International Administration at Josai International University. The program is offered through the All English Course (AEC).
Students can study and conduct research in four main areas:
・International Business
・Tourism Studies
・International Politics and Economics
・Public Policy
The program combines academic research with practical learning in global and interdisciplinary contexts.
AEC allows students to earn a master's degree entirely in English while studying in Tokyo and learning from internationally experienced faculty. For detailed information, please visit the "Why Master Degree in Tokyo?" page.
No. Applicants are not required to demonstrate Japanese-language proficiency. However, applicants must satisfy the English-language requirements specified in the admission guidelines.
Yes. Applications from overseas are accepted. The admission process includes online application procedures, document submission, and an online interview.
Yes. An official Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate issued by your university may be accepted as proof of English proficiency if it confirms that your degree program was taught in English. Please submit your MOI certificate to Josai International University for review before applying.
If your entire degree program was taught in English, an official Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate issued by your university may be accepted in place of an English proficiency test score. Please submit your MOI certificate to Josai International University for review before applying.
Other English proficiency tests may be accepted on a case-by-case basis. Please contact Josai International University before applying and provide the name of the test and your score for review.
The program takes two years to complete. Students complete coursework, conduct research, and submit either a master's thesis or a project research report.
Yes. The Graduate School offers a flexible learning environment that is suitable for working professionals. Many courses are designed to support students who wish to continue their careers while pursuing graduate-level study.
Yes. The All English Course (AEC) is designed to allow students to complete their studies in English. Japanese language proficiency is not required for academic coursework and research supervision.
Classes are generally scheduled on weekdays (Monday through Friday), excluding Saturdays and Sundays. Most classes begin at or after 3:20 PM, making the program suitable for students who are balancing study with work or other commitments.
Yes. Prospective applicants are welcome to contact us before applying. If you send us an inquiry by email, the appropriate faculty member will respond to yourquestions.
Yes. Graduate students may apply for various scholarship programs after enrollment. For scholarships administered through the university, applicants are fi rst selectedthrough an internal screening process. The university then nominates selected students to the relevant scholarship organizations, which conduct the fi nal selection andnotify the university of the results.
The program is offered at the Tokyo Kioicho Campus of Josai International University in central Tokyo, Japan.
After the admission results have been announced, the university will provide information regarding housing options and accommodation arrangements.
Graduates pursue careers in areas such as:
・International Business
・Government and Public Administration
・International Organizations
・Tourism and Hospitality
・Research and Higher Education
Yes. Graduates may seek employment opportunities in Japan after completing the program. Faculty advisors and the Career Center provide support for students' jobsearch and career development.