安田女子大学

From a modest girls’ school to a renowned university. That’s the incredible journey of Yasuda Women’s University. Right here in Hiroshima, Yasuda Women’s University stands as a testament to the vision of its founder, Riyou Yasuda. In 1915, she laid the foundation for what would become a beacon of women’s education in Japan. Yasuda Women’s University officially began its journey as a junior women’s college in 1955. Over the decades, Yasuda Women’s University has continuously evolved. It expanded its academic offerings, adding graduate programs in 1994. These programs cover a diverse range of fields, from literature and education to clinical psychology, health science, pharmaceutical science, and nursing. Did you know that Yasuda Women’s University celebrated its centennial in 2015? This marked a century of empowering women through education. The university comprises four graduate schools, seven faculties, and a junior college. This makes it a comprehensive institution offering a rich tapestry of learning opportunities. Yasuda Women’s University even boasts cutting-edge facilities. These include a “Presentation Field” with an extra-wide screen powered by Panasonic projectors. This innovative space encourages collaboration and self-learning. The university also features specialized workboxes equipped with displays for group projects and presentations. Yasuda Women’s University isn’t just about academics. It’s about fostering a “firm yet tender spirit” in its students, preparing them to make a meaningful impact on the world.