Kanagawa University

The history of Kanagawa University began in 1928, when the founder Yoneda Yoshimori was 29 years old, at Yokohama Gakuin, which was established to meet the vigorous study demands of working young people working in Yokohama.

Undergraduate faculties include:

• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Economics
• Faculty of Business Administration
• Faculty of Foreign Languages
• Faculty of Cross-Cultural and Japanese Studies
• Faculty of Human Sciences
• Faculty of Science
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Architecture and Building Engineering
• Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Faculty of Informatics

• Graduate School of Law
• Graduate School of Economics
• Graduate School of Business Administration
• Graduate School of Foreign Languages
• Graduate School of Human Sciences
• Graduate School of Science
• Graduate School of Engineering
• Graduate School of History and Folklore Studies

Research institutes include:

• Institute for Legal Studies
• Institute of Economics and Trade
• Institute of International Business and Management
• Institute for Humanities Research
• Center for Language Studies
• Center for Clinical Psychology
• Research Institute for Integrated Science
• Research Institute for Engineering
• Institute for the Study of Japanese Folk Culture
• Center for Asian Studies
• Institute of Human Sciences
• Institute for Architecture and Building Engineering
• Research Institute for Marine and Port Studies