2024年度より転・編入試験を実施します / Transfer and entrance examinations being held from AY 2024

GIS（グローバル教養学部）では2024年度より転・編入試験を新たに実施します。本学入試情報サイトより、試験に関する概要をご確認ください。

入試情報サイト　2024年度転・編入試験について：
https://nyushi.hosei.ac.jp/news/2022/nyushi/news-20230515190600

以下、転・編入試験の実施にあたり、学部長からの挨拶もご確認ください。
 

GIS (Faculty of Global and Interdisplinary Studies) will have new transfer/entrance examinations from the 2024 academic year. Please refer to the Hosei University entrance examination information website for an overview of university examinations.

Entrance Examination Information Website - AY 2024 Transfer and Entrance Examinations：
https://nyushi.hosei.ac.jp/news/2022/nyushi/news-20230515190600

The following is a speech by the GIS Dean in connection with transfer/entrance examinations

Message from the Dean

We are thrilled to announce that beginning in the academic year 2024, GIS will be introducing an entrance examination for transfer students. GIS is a prestigious educational institution that prides itself on integrating the latest academic theories and knowledge with an interdisciplinary perspective, and cultivating leaders who possess a global mindset, logical and critical thinking skills, and leadership abilities.

At GIS, we offer a diverse learning environment and wholeheartedly support each student's pursuit of self-actualization. Since all lectures are conducted in English, those interested in transferring to GIS must possess advanced English proficiency. However, we provide comprehensive assistance including a range of academic skills courses to help students acquire this skill and help them gain the most from their time with us.

Graduates of GIS have embarked on a wide range of career paths, including within Japanese global companies, foreign affiliated companies, entrepreneurship, and postgraduate studies overseas. Furthermore, GIS has an industry-academic collaboration organization known as GGLI, which is comprised of industry experts. This organization provides GIS students with exchange opportunities with active industry fellows and a program called GSAS, which supports those interested in pursuing postgraduate studies abroad. We are committed to offering strong assistance for students in their career endeavors.

Finally, we warmly welcome your interest in GIS and eagerly anticipate the opportunity to support you in your academic and personal growth. We vow to provide an unparalleled educational environment and unwavering support to help every student achieve their full potential.

Professor Fukuoka
GIS Dean