This is the oldest graduate school at the University and it offers eight courses across the humanities. This graduate school inherits Toyo University’s tradition of learning by looking at human activities from a broad perspective while exploring the fundamental nature of language by examining language as a “ tool of thinking.” Graduates become highlyskilled professionals capable of working as researchers, educators, public servants and so forth.

This graduate school provides two courses of study for those aiming to help solve the issues facing society:Sociology and Social Psychology. We aim to gather knowledge through investigation, experiments, and theoretical research, and to cultivate skilled individuals with the goal of contributing to society through a variety of research. We are always focused on bettering our world as we train experts who are capable of solving the issues we face.

This graduate school offers two degree courses in Private Law and Public Law, through which we nurture legal experts who are capable of carrying through the spirit of the law, and whose fair and flexible thinking makes them indispensable to the world in which we live. The Course of Public Law provides practical education and we even offer coaching for applicants hoping to become licensed tax accountants.

This graduate school comprises the Course of Business Administration and Marketing (offered in the daytime and in the evening), which aims to foster the development of researchers and highly skilled professionals with expertise in both business administration and marketing, and the Course of Business, Accounting and Finance (offered mainly in the evening and on weekends), which aims to produce globally competent businesspersons, accounting professionals including licensed tax accountants, and licensed small and medium-sized business consultants with practical consulting skills. Through small class sizes and comprehensive thesis guidance, both courses develop the kinds of workers with creative knowledge needed in today's world.

The Course of Economics trains future researchers in economics, and cultivates individuals capable of contributing to the corporate world, government, and local environments. The Course of Public-Private Partnership(*) is the only PPP master's program in the world. There are three sub-courses:City Management, PPP Business, and Global PPP.
* Evening classes are offered on weekdays at Otemachi Satellite. Saturday classes are held at Hakusan Campus.

This graduate school offers students a systematic interdisciplinary education through a balance of theoretical and practical programs that focuses on a hands-on teaching approach. This allows us to provide our students with an international perspective that allows them to work throughout our world, which faces many problems, but also has great potential. We produce the future leaders of autonomous and sustainable regional development who use their specialized advanced capabilities to contribute to the building of communities in Japan and around the world.

This graduate school is designed to train future leaders capable of implementing groundbreaking policies that will revolutionize the field of inbound tourism, and individuals who can build bridges between Japan and the rest of the world through international tourism development projects. We also aim to cultivate the educators who train those future leaders, and researchers who contribute to the academic development of the applied field of tourism studies.

Our goal is to provide our students with the skills they need to analyze the issues faced by welfare societies and to expand and develop social resources needed to solve them. We also provide on-campus research facilities and an educational structure built upon fieldwork in Japan and around the world, which allows us to give our graduates theoretical and practical skills and knowledge that will enable them to work in social administration, community social work, social action and other fields that aim to help solve the various social problems that people face.

This graduate school approaches the issues that arise from living in our increasingly complex and diverse world from multiple perspectives from such fields as welfare, childcare, health, sports, the environment and object design, all of which touch upon our lives. We have developed educational programs that are closely connected to real world issues faced in each field, and use them to train skilled professionals, researchers and educators who contribute to improving people’s quality of life.

By understanding the laws and concepts of basic natural science, and applying this to science and technology, human resources, researchers, and educators with high-level professional ability, creativity, humanity, and strong ethical views are cultivated.

Information serves as the lingua franca of the interdisciplinary field of information sciences. Our students become highly-skilled professionals capable of applying themselves worldwide through gaining the cuttingedge ICT knowledge and techniques this course provides. Our educational methods inspire them to focus on their own competencies.

The life sciences play a major role in addressing the changing needs of society and finding the solutions needed to improve and maintain our global environment, secure a stable food supply, handle issues related to medicine and aging, and much more.
Based on the life sciences and applied biosciences, and interrelating these two, we seek out cutting edge, world-class research themes.

This graduate school takes a global perspective when it comes to food safety and security in our quest to find solutions to extending life expectancy through food, nutrition and sports. We cultivate researchers who engage in richly creative and flexible research and development, and professionals with highly-specialized knowledge and abilities.

The internet connects people with things, and even connects things to other things, bringing great change to the world. In order to harness these changes for the betterment of our world, we engage in high-leveled education and research through specialists ’collaborations, which are aimed at applying ICT in the fields of business, civil systems, engineering, and design. Through this, we contribute not only to individual fields but to society as a whole, and nurture those professional human resources who can create and lead the next stage of the technological era.