NUCB Undergraduate School Welcomes Record 372 International Students from 63 Countries, Fostering Global Connections and Cultural Exchange

NUCB Undergraduate School plans to accept 171 new international students from 47 countries in Fall (September) 2024, bringing its total enrollment to a record high of 372 international students from 63 countries.

To foster the next generation of leaders with an international mindset our university is focused on promoting the internationalization and advancement of our educational and research infrastructure through joint research and exchange programs. We currently have exchange agreements with 187 prestigious international schools across 63 countries, including Switzerland, France, the United States, Mexico, Austria, India, and Singapore.

Global BBA

The Global BBA is the first bachelor's degree program at a private university to be offered in English, combining the Faculty of Management, Commerce and Economics - implementing Interdisciplinary Programs among multiple Faculties. All classes in the Global BBA are taught using the case method, which allows students to experience real-life business decision-making, and the aim is to become international leaders who can propose their own ideas to society through international and inquiry-based learning.

A rich university life realized in the international dormitory

Our university offers international dormitories where both Japanese and international students reside - fostering an international community both on and off-campus where students can develop independence, a sense of responsibility, and diverse values.

At NUCB, we consider living together with students from other cultural backgrounds to be a critical part of the international experience - Students with diverse social, linguistic, cultural and religious backgrounds, personalities and ways of thinking live in the dormitories.

Each dormitory is conveniently located for academic and club activities, allowing students to enjoy a safe and comfortable student life.

In addition, RAs (Resident Assistants) live in the international dormitories to help the international and Japanese students living there. Capable of speaking both Japanese and English, the RA's will provide support for the international students in the dormitories, holding networking and cultural activities and events, involving the students in the NUCB Community. This will provide the international students with opportunities to deepen their understanding of Japanese language and culture while fostering deeper and broader connections with their peers.