109 Bachelor's degrees in Japan

International Affairs from Temple University – Japan Campus is an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary subject which covers political science, geography, economics and history. It explores international cooperation and conflict, poverty and development, the nature and causes of war, nationalism and social change, and other issues.  

Twenty-first century social, political and economic landscapes evolve at rapid rates.The University of Tsukuba’s undergraduate program of International Social Sciences provides students with rich opportunities to learn about and understand the implications of such events.

The Bachelor of Science in International Trade (BSIT) program from Thunderbird School of Global Management  offers an undergraduate degree program on the campus of Hiroshima University, a leading national comprehensive research university in Japan.

The Art program from Temple University – Japan Campus focuses on visual art practice within a liberal arts context. Courses include design, drawing, painting, three-dimensional design, printmaking, digital photography, digital imaging, Internet imaging, moving images, motion graphics, media arts and art history.  

The Integrated Science Program at Hokkaido University aims to instruct and nurture students to excel in a wide variety of disciplines by providing a varied and comprehensive education at both the undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Through this Biological Sciences program at Tokyo Metropolitan University offers a variety of courses for international students

The bachelor’s degree in Transnational and Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Innovation Program  at Waseda University promotes the scientific understanding of politics. A pervasive feature of human existence, politics entails both cooperation and conflict—in our local communities, in domestic and international environments, and on a global scale.

This International Management programme from the United International Business Schools allows you to choose your courses based on a set of standard programme requirements.

The Chemistry Program at Nagoya University’s G30 International Program offers world-class education through the School of Science and the School of Engineering. The Chemistry Program curriculum is carefully designed to cultivate both theoretical understanding and experimental expertise through interactive lectures, hands-on workshops, seminars, and laboratory work.