The Center for Peace at Hiroshima University is dedicated to the study and research of peace science. Originally established as the Institute for Peace Science in 1975, it was the first academic research body of its kind in Japan and remains the only peace research institute among Japan's national universities. In 2018, it was reorganized into the Center for Peace to reflect its expanded capabilities and its aim to facilitate research and education in Peace Studies within and beyond the university. The Center focuses on promoting national and international cooperation among researchers, accumulating and processing data related to peace science, and disseminating research findings. Its activities include public lectures, international symposiums, and the publication of research bulletins, engaging with critical global issues such as nuclear weapons, conflict resolution, and the memory of atomic bomb survivors.
Graduates from Peace Studies programs are equipped with analytical skills and a deep understanding of international relations, conflict resolution, and global security challenges. These skills are valuable for a range of careers in various sectors.
For detailed information on fees and costs, please refer to the official Hiroshima University website.
As a national university in Japan, Hiroshima University's programs are accredited by the Japanese government.
Graduates are prepared for roles in international organizations, government and diplomacy, NGOs, research and academia, conflict resolution, and humanitarian aid. The program equips students with analytical skills and a deep understanding of international relations and global security challenges.
Specific application procedures for degree programs are not detailed here. Prospective international students should consult Hiroshima University's official admissions website for the most accurate and up-to-date application guidelines.
Specific academic and English language requirements are not detailed on the provided pages. Prospective students should consult the Hiroshima University admissions website for comprehensive information.
Tuition fees for both domestic and international students are not specified, and estimated living costs are not provided. For detailed information on fees and costs, please refer to the official Hiroshima University website.