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Number of faculty and staff Number of students

Number of faculty and staff

As of May 1, 2026

Academic Staff (63KB)

Number of teachers (531 people)

1. By affiliation and job title

President: 1 female
Platform for Arts and Sciences
専任教員:男18/女10 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男8/女6
准教授:男6/女1
専任講師:男1/女0
助教:男3/女3		 兼担教員:男31/女3
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男39/女33
Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration
専任教員:男37/女13 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男20/女6
准教授:男13/女5
専任講師:男3/女2
助教:男1/女0		 兼担教員:男17/女8
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男36/女8
Faculty of Policy Planning and Management (including 2 core faculty members)
Full-time faculty: 25 men (2) / 2 women Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
Professor: Male 13(2)/Female 0
Associate Professor: 12 men/1 woman
Full-time instructors: 0 male / 1 female
Research Associate: Male 0 / Female 0		 兼担教員:男4/女0
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男8/女9
Faculty of Service Innovation
専任教員:男13/女5 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男7/女2
准教授:男3/女0
専任講師:男3/女3
助教:男0/女0		 兼担教員:男5/女0
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男6/女3
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
専任教員:男15/女5 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男11/女3
准教授:男4/女0
専任講師:男0/女2
助教:男0/女0		 兼担教員:男3/女1
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男8/女4
Faculty of Global Studies
専任教員:男6/女1 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男5/女0
准教授:男1/女1
専任講師:男0/女0
助教:男0/女0		 兼担教員:男3/女0
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男2/女0
graduate school
専任教員:男6/女1 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男6/女1
准教授:男0/女0
専任講師:男0/女0
助教:男0/女0		 兼担教員:男2/女0
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男37/女5
Professional Graduate School
専任教員:男11/女2 Concurrent/concurrent teaching staff
教授:男10/女1
准教授:男1/女1
専任講師:男0/女0
助教:男0/女0		 兼担教員:男1/女1
兼務教員(非常勤・客員):男54/女2
Assistant to the President
Project-Specific Professor: 1 male/0 female
Accounting Education Center
Mizuhokai Lecturer: 1 male/2 female
Part-time teachers: 2 male/1 female
Professor man 80(2)
woman 19
Associate Professor man 40
woman 9
Full-time lecturer man 7
woman 8
Research Associate man 4
woman 3
Project-Specific Professor man 1
woman 0
Mizuhokai Lecturer man 1
woman 2
Part-time Teacher man 82
woman 15
Part-time Faculty
(Full-time Lecturer /visiting professor)		 man 191
woman 65

2. Age composition

age Number of teachers
President Professor Associate Professor Full-time lecturer Research Associate Project-Specific Professor Mizuhokai Lecturer Total
Age 70 or older           1   1
60歳～69歳 1 41 3         45
50歳～59歳   47 11 2 2     62
40歳～49歳   11 25 6 1     43
30歳～39歳     10 6 4   2 22
21歳～29歳       1     1 2
Total 1 99 49 15 7 1 3 175

3. Teacher Ratio

Classification ratio(%)
Ratio of full-time faculty members 40.6
Part-time faculty ratio 59.4

Number of employees

Dedicated Elder Contract Part total
man woman Total man woman Total man woman Total
74 57 131 10 24 34 84 81 165

Number of students

Enrollment

1. Faculty

Undergraduate enrollment

2. Graduate School

Graduate school enrollment

Capacity and number of students

As of May 1, 2026

1. Faculty

Faculty Department Number of students enrolled Capacity
1年 2年 3年 4年 total
Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration
Department of Commerce 496 612 456 513 2,077 1,760
Department of Economics 0 5 220 231 456 400
Department of Business Administration 244 211 197 214 866 760
Total 740 828 873 958 3,399 2,920
Faculty of Policy Planning and Management
Department of Economics 191 160 - - 351 300
Department of Policy Informatics 167 160 - - 327 300
Total 358 320 - - 678 600
School of Policy and Information Studies Department of Policy Informatics - 1 158 141 300 250
Faculty of Service Innovation Department of Service Innovation 286 289 232 218 1,025 860
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Department of Humanities and Social Sciences 184 187 208 208 787 860
Faculty of Global Studies Department of Global Studies - - 30 37 67 150
total 1,568 1,625 1,501 1,562 6,256 5,640

*Calculations are based on the "Basic Survey of School Corporations" conducted by the Japan Private School Promotion and Mutual Aid Corporation.

2. Graduate School

Graduate School/Major Number of students enrolled Capacity
1年 2年 3年 total
Graduate School of Commerce Commerce Major (Master's) 45 46 – 91 102
Graduate School of Policy Studies, Doctoral Program Policy Studies (PhD) 1 1 7 9 18
Graduate School of Accounting & Finance, Professional Degree Program Accounting and Finance Major (Professional Degree) 91 101 – 192 152
total 137 148 7 292 272

*Calculations are based on the "Basic Survey of School Corporations" conducted by the Japan Private School Promotion and Mutual Aid Corporation.

Capacity and number of enrolled students for fiscal year 2025 (103KB)

3. Number of international students and students sent abroad

  Number of international students Number of students sent abroad
Regular students Non-regular student
Faculty 68 2 112
graduate school 6 0 0

*Non-degree students: exchange students, non-degree students, auditing students, research students, etc.
*Calculations are based on the "Basic Survey of School Corporations" conducted by the Promotion and Mutual Aid Corporation for Private Schools of Japan. The number of non-regular students is calculated based on the "Basic Survey of Schools" conducted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.

Number of graduates (completers), number of students continuing on to higher education, number of students finding employment

As of May 1, 2026

Faculty Number of graduates Number of students entering university Number of employed people Employment rate
Faculty Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration Department of Commerce 424 9 377 98.2％
Department of Economics 206 1 180 94.7％
Department of Business Administration 197 4 171 98.3％
School of Policy and Information Studies Department of Policy Informatics 121 0 109 100％
Faculty of Service Innovation Department of Service Innovation 204 1 191 100％
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Department of Humanities and Social Sciences 196 1 178 95.7％
Faculty of Global Studies Department of Global Studies 36 0 35 100％

*Indicates students who have completed the required credits and then withdrawn.

    (Note)
  • The number of employed people does not include those who have taken up temporary work (part-time work).
  • The employment rate is calculated using the number of people seeking employment as the denominator.
  • This data is for the 2025 academic year (including graduates in September).
Graduate School Number of graduates Number of people working before enrollment Number of students entering university Number of employed people Employment rate
graduate school Graduate School of Commerce Master's Degree (Commerce)
Master's Degree in Economics
Master's Degree in Policy Informatics		 37 27 1 33 100％
Graduate School of Policy Studies, Doctoral Program PhD (Policy Studies) 1 2 0 2 100％
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Graduate School of Accounting & Finance, Professional Degree Program Master of Accountancy (Professional)
Master's in Tax and Finance (Professional)		 95 80 13 66 98.5％

*Indicates students who have completed the required credits and then withdrawn.

    (Note)
  • The number of students progressing to graduate school etc.
  • The number of employed people does not include those who have taken up temporary work (part-time work).
  • The employment rate is calculated using the number of people seeking employment as the denominator.
  • The number of people working before enrollment indicates those who were working before enrollment (those who were employed, those who had already retired from a job that provided regular income such as a salary, or those who were housewives or househusbands).
  • This data is for the 2025 academic year (including graduates in September).

Employment status for teachers

Employment status of teachers in fiscal years 2023-2025

Career Paths of International Students

  Graduation (Completion) Further education find work Number of job seekers Study Abroad Returning to Japan others Employment rate
international student 10 1 4 0 0 4 1 100.0％
    (Note)
  • The employment rate is calculated using the number of people seeking employment as the denominator.
  • This data is for the 2025 academic year (including graduates in September).

Number of graduates (completed studies), students advancing to higher education, and students employed in the 2024-2025 academic year (80KB)

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