Our University was founded in April 2005 under the name “Tokyo Metropolitan University (首都大学東京) ” by reorganizing and combining four metropolitan universities: Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology, Tokyo Metropolitan University of Health Sciences, and Tokyo Metropolitan College. The name was then changed to “Tokyo Metropolitan University” in April 2020.
Tokyo Metropolitan University is the only university operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. It leverages a unique position to provide an education that nurtures human resources who can play an active role in responding to societal changes and to promote varied kinds of basic and applied research as well as research into issues in major metropolitan areas. These activities will contribute to the development of Tokyo and pioneer the global future.
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During my time at Tokyo University of Science, majoring in Management Studies with a focus on Marketing, I gained invaluable knowledge and skills that prepared me for the professional world. Beyond the foundational expertise in my major, my most significant takeaway was learning how to work effectively and efficiently within a team environment. Collaborating on various group projects, I developed strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills. These experiences taught me how to navigate different perspectives, align team efforts with shared goals, and deliver high-quality results under deadlines. Whether it was conducting market research, analyzing financial data, or brainstorming marketing strategies, I learned how to integrate my technical knowledge with practical teamwork skills. This combination of academic understanding and collaborative experience has fueled my passion for marketing and my readiness to contribute meaningfully in an internship setting. I am eager to bring this blend of expertise and teamwork to your organization.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Biological Science and have studied various fields of biology including genetics, molecular biology, biodiversity, plant biochemistry, and neuroscience. I have conducted research in the field of immunology and system behavioral biology, specifically studying how bees protect themselves from diseases through their actions.
Our team conducted a double blinded randomized controlled trial. In my opinion, field works were good, but not for statistical education.
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By TopUniversities
The university hasn’t moved up or down in the rankings over the past year.
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| 1001 | 1001 | 1001 |
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By U.S. News & World Report
Dropped 50 places compared to 2026
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| 2025 | 2026 | 2027 |
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| 1121 | 1309 | 1359 |
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By Times Higher Education
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| - | 1501 | - |
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The Student Support Center supports campus life. The Student Support Center consists of the Student Affairs Section, the Career Development Section and The Health Center (Student Advisory Center and Health Center Office).The Student Affairs Section conducts services ranging from club activities and other extracurricular activities to information on available scholarships. Outstanding students can apply for full/half exemption of tuition at each term.
TMU 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.
A healthy body and a healthy mind are extremely important in pursuing one's studies. The Health Center Office provides support so that students can enjoy a meaningful campus life in good mental and physical health. Please feel free to drop into the Health Center at any time.
The gymnasium on the Minami-osawacampus is a beautiful arch-like, two-storied building equipped with an arena (3 basketball courts), a heated indoor pool (25m, 6courses), a Judo hall, a Kendo (Japanese fencing) hall, a training room, a running track, and men's and women's changing rooms with coin lockers and showers. In addition, there are outdoor facilities including 6 tennis courts (omni), a baseball field, an athletics track and field, a ball game ground, a Kyudo (archery) hall, golf practice ranges, and a running course. There is also a clubhouse for use by student sports clubs attached to the gymnasium. The Hino campus and Arakawa campus also have a gymnasium, a ground, tennis courts, and more.
It is accredited by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology.
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