Hosei University is a private university in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Its establishment can be traced back to the Tokyo Law Society established by 1880, which is also the earliest private law school in Japan. 188 1 changed its name to Tokyo Law School. 1889 merged with Tokyo Law School and changed its name to Law and Law School. 1903 was renamed Hosei University, Law School, and 1920 was renamed Hosei University, which is one of the six famous universities in Tokyo. 20 10 year, as the oldest private law department in Japan, ushered in the 30th anniversary of/kloc-0.

There are more than 500 professors and associate professors at Hosei University in Japan, including more than 29,000 undergraduates and nearly 1600 graduate students. The university has eleven departments, including law department, literature department, economics department, engineering department, sociology department, business department, international culture department, humanities and environment department, modern welfare department, information science department and professional design department, with 3 1 subject. In addition, the graduate school also has 23 majors in six research departments, including humanities, society and engineering. Since/kloc-0 was founded more than 20 years ago, more than 360,000 students have entered the society by 2002 with the style of "free and enterprising". The new 27-story (above ground) school building "Boissonade Tower" was completed in March 2000, with a total construction area of 39,000 square meters. The name of the building comes from a French legal scholar who was recruited by the Japanese government to come to Japan after the Meiji Restoration and once taught at Hosei University. In 2003, more than 93,000 students applied to Hosei University, exceeding the historical record. The university emphasized the effect of the new building, saying that "beautiful school buildings are an important reason for the increase in the number of applicants."

In the report published by Japan Enterprise Rating Investment Information Center in June 2003, Hosei University was awarded "AA-" rating. This is the first time that this evaluation has been obtained in a Japanese university. Companies at this level include Fuji TV, Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank, Hitachi, Japan Post, Mitsubishi Corporation, Mitsui & Co., Ltd. and other well-known Japanese companies. Hosei University opened a crash course in law and politics for international students in Qing Dynasty at 1904. Many crash course graduates, such as Chen Tianhua, Song Hehu, the authors of Looking Back and Jing Shi Zhong, and Shen Junru, the former president of the Supreme People's Court, have become outstanding talents in China's modernization drive. The library of Hosei University has a collection of 65,438+0,865,438+0,000 volumes, including Mori Yoshiro's Lies (signed by Natsume Sasaki) and Rousseau's On Social Contract (first edition, 65,438+0,776). The library is fully computerized, and the public can even search for books, check the borrowing situation, renew the loan procedures and make an appointment outside the school.

More than 300 foreign students from Hosei University are studying. In the international exchange center, there are necessary procedures, such as foreign activities and various scholarships and medical expenses, to apply for qualifications for international students. In addition, Japanese speaking contests for students, such as bulletin boards, provide information for various activities.