TOKYO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

TMU's School of Engineering

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of MBA/Management

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of Medicine

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of Sciences

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of Arts

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of Architecture

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.

TMU's School of Law

Location at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University is located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. With a population of close to 600 000 people, the city is located in foothills of the Okutama Mountains of western Tokyo near the two popular hiking places Mount Takao and Mount Jinba. Hachioji is mainly a commuter town and home to many large colleges and universities.

Infrastructure at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Facilities within the University are the Processing Facilities, Science and Technology Research Facilities, the Makino Herbarium, International House, Computer Center, and Information Processing Facilities, Ogasawara Field Research Station, External Facility in Fujimi-kogen Highlands (which is a beautiful two-story log house), and the Bangkok Office. Three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus in which are libraries, gymnasium, auditorium and many other administrative buildings.

Residing Options at Tokyo Metropolitan University

There are three large campuses Minami-Osawa, Hino and Arakawa Campus. Tokyo Metropolitan University provides student accommodations in order to ensure that students have a positive environment conducive to learning. The university also provides off-campus accommodations for international students. Units of both types of housing are limited. There is, also, other housing like accommodations without the university's mediation and private apartments.

Weather at Tokyo Metropolitan University

In Hachiōji, the summers are usually short, warm, muggy, and wet; while the winters are very cold. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 31°F to 86°F and is rarely below above 93°F or 25°F or.

The hot season extends from June 27 to September 16, with an average daily rise in temperature above 79°F. The hottest day of the year is around August 9, with an average low of 73°F and high of 86°F.

The cold season extends from December 3 to March 19, with an average daily drop in temperature below 55°F. The coldest day of the year is January 20, with an average high of 48°F and low of 31°F.

The wetter season extends from March 22 to October 12, with a more than 30% chance of a given day being a wet day. The chance of wet day peaks at 49% around June 24. On the other hand, the drier season extends from October 12 to March 22.

Faculty and pedagogy at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Every Faculty has its goal, for example, Faculty of Health Sciences is aiming for the creation of a vigorous longevity society by cultivating rich human nature and is developing professionals with a high-level of knowledge and skills. Faculty of Urban Liberal Arts the faculty combines the key parts of the faculties of law, science, economics,, and engineering. There are 695 full-time professors in the faculties.

Financial aid at Tokyo Metropolitan University

The University offers the full/half tuition exemption program, the registration is 282 000 and the tuition costs 520 800 JPY. For students who have difficulty to pay the semester tuition, the University provides a lump sum. Finance for the University comes, also, from research and the Japanese Embassy/Consulate (MEXT).

Jobs and placements at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University provides internships for their students, in early college years and senior year students with their pre-employment experience. The University aims to develop students' awareness about problems through real work experience in the capital city of Tokyo so that they can use their abilities to proactively confront problems. Each year the university provides a series of well-educated doctors, lawyers, engineers, and future politicians. The employment rate is around 99 percent.

Alumni at Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Peinan ZHANG - Programmer
• Yui Suzuki - Author

Verdict at Tokyo Metropolitan University

Tokyo Metropolitan University aims to help students develop the basic ability to think and the ability to take on new challenges for the future before students enter the working world. They can contribute to the overcoming of the challenges faced by the international community. The University encourages students to become actively involved in society at large. Tokyo Metropolitan University promotes advanced research that is focused on large cities, with a desire to demonstrate it's a presence to the world and strives to be one of the best in Japan.