Academics
About KUIS
Location
Student Life
Facility
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KUIS 8 (Learning hub)
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Library
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Auditorium
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MULC
(Multilingual Communication Center) -
Open air cafeteria
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SALC
(Self-Access Learning Center) -
Dojo
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Classroom
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GLA studio
Clubs
History
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1957
Founded as the Central English School in Kanda, Tokyo
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1987
Opening of Kanda University of International Studies (KUIS) in Makuhari, Chiba
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1994
Opening of British Hills, an English immersion facility in Fukushima
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1996
Selected by the Ministry of Education as a Center of Excellence (COE) for outstanding research
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1998
First international partnership signed
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2000
Establishment of the Japanese Language and Culture Program for international students
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2017
Completion of KUIS 8 (Building No. 8), an advanced learning facility
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2019
Number of global partner institutions reaches 100 worldwide
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2022
Total enrollment in the Japanese Language and Culture Program surpasses 1,000 students
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2027
40th Anniversary of KUIS
Kanda Gaigo Group
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Kanda Institute of Foreign Languages (KIFL)
KIFL is a vocational college in Tokyo specializing in foreign languages and international business education. Its Career Japanese Language Program helps international students develop practical Japanese and business skills while providing career guidance and job-hunting support for employment in Japan.
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Kanda Gaigo Career College (KGCC)
KGCC provides professional language and communication training in Tokyo. The college offers customized language programs and cross-cultural training for companies, government organizations, and professionals working in global environments.
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British Hills
British Hills is an educational and training facility established in Fukushima Prefecture. Designed as an authentic British village, the facility offers immersive English-language training and cultural programs in a residential environment and also welcomes individual guests who wish to experience British culture through short stays and activities.