Seikei University

• Name — Seikei University • Established — Founded 1906, Chartered 1949 • Type — Private • Head Label — President • Head — Yoichi Kamejima • City — Musashino • Campus — Urban • Colors — Prussian blue • State — Tokyo • Country — Japan

The university was established as a university in 1949 under the new School Education Law. Its predecessor dates back to 1906 and was supported by Koyata Iwasaki, the fourth head of the Mitsubishi zaibatsu. Before World War II, the institution was financially supported by donations from Mitsubishi Group. After World War II, it became independent from Mitsubishi Group after dissolution of the zaibatsu. However, Seikei University still has close connections with the Mitsubishi Group. This university has many graduates from families of noble or business backgrounds.

In the spring of 2013, Seikei University launched the Marunouchi Business Training (MBT) program for third-year students and first-year graduate students, with the main setting being Marunouchi, the business center of Tokyo. This is a seven-month, cross-disciplinary, industry-academia collaboration human resource development program that aims to build the foundation for the skills needed in society through thorough practical experience. After "on-campus preparatory training" to hone logical thinking skills and "Marunouchi training" where students work on assigned tasks under the guidance of company representatives, students participate in "internship training" at a company. Finally, they present the results of their assignments and internship to company representatives at the "Marunouchi Results Presentation." The cooperating companies are mainly from the Mitsubishi Group, which has close ties with Seikei University. A total of 21 companies participated in the program in 2013, and 23 in 2014. They come from a wide range of industries, including finance, trading, real estate, heavy industry, steel, non-ferrous metals, and automobiles, and are all major companies.

• Illustration — Seikei Gakuen Zelkova trees • Illustration — Seikei University Building No. 1, No.2 and No. 10 • Illustration — Keyaki Ground (400 m stadium) * The auditorium can accommodate about 1200 people

Source: • Faculty of Economics • Department of Mathematical Economics • Department of Modern Economics • Faculty of Business Administration • Department of Business Administration • Faculty of Law • Department of Law • Department of Political Science • Faculty of Humanities • Department of Japanese Literature • Department of Cross-Cultural Studies • Department of Contemporary Societies • Department of English • Faculty of Global Studies and Sustainability • Major in Grobal Japanese Studies • Major in Environmental Sustainability Studies • Faculty of Science and Technology • Major in Data and Mathematical Sciences • Major in Computer Scienses • Major in Machanical Systems Engineering • Major in Electrical and Electronic Engineering • Major in Aplied Chemistry

• Graduate School of Economics and Management • Graduate School of Law and Political Science • Graduate School of Humanities • Graduate School of Science and Technology

• Center for Asian and Pacific Studies • Seikei Institute for International Studies • Seikei Center for Higher Education Development • Seikei Education and Research Center for Sustainable Development • Seikei University Institute for a Super-Smart Society • Science and Engineering Research Institute • Academic rankings

École des Mines de Paris ranks Seikei University as 89th in the world in 2009 (89th in 2008) in terms of the number of alumni listed among CEOs in the 500 largest worldwide companies. (The university is also ranked 9th in Japan.) • Illustration — Keiji Takezawa supported for is arrival address to the student body by Mr Albert J Oliver MBE at Cowra High School 1970

• Shinzō Abe, former Prime Minister of Japan (2006–2007, 2012–2020), former President of Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) • Keiji Furuya, Japanese politician of the Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) • Jesús Fukasaku, Japanese politician of the Democratic Party For the People • Hayato Nakamura, Japanese politician of the Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) • Momoko Degawa, Japanuse politician of the Liberal Democratic Party (Japan) • Shunpei Tsukahara, Japanese politician • Mamoru Takano, Japanese politician of the Democratic Party • Takao Sato, Japanese politician • Izumi Kobayashi, Secretary of Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency • Yasuyuki Yoshinaga, President of Fuji Heavy Industries • Takashi Kusama, President of Mizuho Securities • Susumu Shirayama, President of Seibu Railway • Toshio Mita, Chairman of Chubu Electric Power • Masahiro Ouga, President of Shogakukan • Shiro Kikuchi, President of Asahi Soft Drinks • Natsuo Kirino, novelist (Naoki Prize winner) • Ira Ishida, novelist (Naoki Prize winner) • Mariko Koike, novelist (Naoki Prize winner) • Yuichi Takai, novelist (Akutagawa Prize winner) • Aya Takashima, TV announcer • Kiichi Nakai, actor • Shingo Tsurumi, actor • Hairi Katagiri, actress • Kei Yamamoto, actor • Luke Takamura, musician and songwriter • Tadashi Nakamura, football player • Hiroshi Kazato, racecar driver • Maria Kamiyama, 2011 Miss Universe Japan • Kwon Ri-se, 2009 Miss Korea contestant and Ladies' Code member • Wataru Ishizaka, politician and social worker

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