Kansai University, or KGU for short, is a famous private university, located between Osaka and Kobe in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture. Founded in 1889 by Reverend Walter Russell Lambs, an American educator, belongs to Protestant Christianity. TOP 15, one of the four famous universities in western Japan (Kansai University, Kansai College University, Tongshe University and Ritsumeikan University), is a comprehensive private university with eleven universities and ten research departments, and is recognized as an "aristocratic university" in Kansai, Japan. The employment rate of its business and economics departments ranks among the top three in Japanese universities all year round.

Undergraduate programs include:

Department of Theology (evangelical Christianity, Christian ideology and culture); Department of literature (cultural history, comprehensive psychological science, literature and speech); Department of Sociology (Social Studies); Department of Law (legal discipline, political discipline); Department of Economics; Department of Business Studies; Ministry of Social Welfare (Social Welfare, Social Entrepreneurship, Humanities); Department of Science and Technology (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Life Science, Information Science, Human System Engineering); Comprehensive policy department (comprehensive policy discipline, information and media discipline, urban policy discipline, international policy discipline); Ministry of Education (Children and Primary Education); Department of international studies.

Postgraduate majors include:

Theology research, literature research, sociology research, law research, economics research, business research, social welfare research, science and technology research, comprehensive policy research, education research, verbal communication culture research, judicial research, business strategy research.

Tuition: Private university fees will be adjusted in time. The following information is for reference only.