Did Meiji University always have this futuristic Nakano Campus? No. Meiji University, established in 1881 as Meiji Law School, added this fourth campus, the Nakano Campus, in 2013. This striking modern structure, right here before us, serves as a hub for internationalization, frontier research, and community partnerships. Meiji University envisioned this campus as a forward-thinking addition to its existing campuses. The university aimed to create a space where global perspectives could converge. The Nakano Campus houses the School of Global Japanese Studies. It also houses the School of Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences. This campus fosters a unique blend of liberal arts and science-related disciplines. Meiji University’s commitment to internationalization is evident in its diverse student body and its Global Center of Excellence Program. The campus is easily accessible, just a short walk from Nakano Station. Its location within a redeveloped urban area provides students with access to a vibrant surrounding community. The Nakano Campus reflects Meiji University’s dedication to innovation and its vision for the future of education. This is a space where students are empowered to link to the world and shape their own futures.
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