Social Sciences in Japan
Japan offers 3 Social Sciences programmes across 2 universities — Nagoya University and Hiroshima University. Both are members of Japan's prestigious national university network, offering rigorous social science education that draws on Japan's rich sociological, economic, and political history in an East Asian context.
Social Sciences programmes in Japan cover disciplines including sociology, economics, political science, and area studies, often with a regional or comparative international focus. Tuition fees vary by programme and student status — international applicants should check individual listings and contact the relevant university for current fees and scholarship availability.
Frequently asked questions
How many Social Sciences programmes are available in Japan?
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There are 3 Social Sciences programmes available across 2 universities in Japan.
Which universities in Japan offer Social Sciences programmes?
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Nagoya University and Hiroshima University are among the institutions offering Social Sciences programmes in Japan.
How much does it cost to study Social Sciences in Japan?
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Tuition varies by programme — check each listing or contact the relevant university for current international student fees and available scholarships.
Can international students apply to Social Sciences programmes in Japan?
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Yes, international students can apply; many programmes at Nagoya and Hiroshima are offered in English, with English proficiency and academic qualifications required.
What are typical entry requirements for Social Sciences in Japan?
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Applicants generally need a relevant undergraduate degree, English or Japanese proficiency depending on the programme, and supporting documents such as a research proposal or statement of purpose.