Sending Universities

Jimei University, a provincial-ministerial co-constructed university in Xiamen, Fujian Province, established in 1918. With a 2,300-acre campus, it enrolls 28,000 students and employs 1,600 faculty members. Recognized as a "Double First-Class" university in Fujian and a pioneer in maritime education, it excels in Navigation Technology, Aquaculture, and Marine Engineering, supported by a national maritime experimental teaching center.

Jinan University (abbreviated JNU) is a public research and comprehensive university based in Tianhe District, Guangzhou city, Guangdong province, China. It is one of the oldest universities established on China tracing back to the Qing dynasty (1644-1911).  It is the first university in China to recruit foreign students, and is currently a Chinese university with the largest number of international students. In 1996, it was included in the state's Project 211 for development of key universities. In 2017, it was listed as one of the "double first-class universities".

Juntendo, originally founded in 1838 as a Dutch school of medicine, has continued to develop education, research, and clinical care. Juntendo University is now the oldest surviving school of western medicine in Japan.

Currently, eight undergraduate programs in Medicine, Health and Sports Science, Health Care and Nursing, Health Sciences and Nursing, International Liberal Arts, Health Science (Physical Therapy/Radiological Technology), Medical Science, and Health Data Science. We also offer four graduate programs in Medicine, Health and Sports Science, Health Care and Nursing, and Health Science together make Juntendo University a health integrated higher education institution.

Kanda University of International Studies believes "Languages are the foundation to link the world in peace." Established in 1987, the private university aspires to create a pleasant and friendly world through respectful communication by pursuing excellence in international studies education in its four main departments: English, Asian Languages, Spanish and Portuguese, and International Communication.

Gangwon-do province's flagship educational institution, Kangwon National University is one of Korea's ten core national universities. It started life as an agricultural college, expanding over the years to include medicine and veterinary schools as well as one of Korea's officially approved cutting-edge law schools. To this day agriculture and forestry remain at the university's heart.

Established as a school for Western studies in 1858, Keio University was also the first of Japan’s universities to accept international students. Now, it has over 350 overseas partner institutions, numerous well-respected double-degree programs with top universities abroad, and over twenty degree programs taught entirely in English. Keio is one of Japan’s prestigious Global 30 Project universities and ranks in the top 100 universities worldwide. Alumni include prime ministers, astronauts, Olympians and Paralympians, and actors, musicians, and CEOs of Fortune 500 companies.

A school founded in 1592 on the teachings of Buddhism, Komazawa University was officially inaugurated as a university in 1882. One of the oldest universities in Japan, its mission to nurture Buddhist teachings continues both in its Museum of Zen Buddhist Culture and its Faculty of Buddhism. Now with numerous faculties, departments, and research institutes, Komadai, as it is known, works to maintain the highest standards in cultural and social sciences on its peaceful, tree-lined campus.