Hitotsubashi university has become a top Japanese university, not because it is big and comprehensive, but because of its distinctive discipline characteristics and excellent school quality. Hitotsubashi university's big business education (economics, management) is unique among many Japanese universities with distinctive features since its establishment. Hitotsubashi university is still a purely liberal arts university, with no science and engineering and no liberal arts. There are only four disciplines and their majors, and the school's teaching and research are located in four undergraduate departments and six research departments. But none of this has affected hitotsubashi university's becoming a first-class school. For a long time, hitotsubashi university has enjoyed a high reputation among many Japanese universities with its unique development concept and outstanding achievements in running schools.

University of Tsukuba Specialty Settings:

The first study group is the basic study group, which is used as the teaching of basic courses in the whole school. Divided into three categories: humanities, including philosophy, history, archaeology and folklore, linguistics and other professional disciplines; Social science. Including sociology, law, politics, economics, etc. Natural science, including mathematics, physics, chemistry and earth science. The second study group is the cultural biology group, which is an interdisciplinary study group. It can be divided into five categories: comparative culture (including comparative literature, regional culture and modern ideology), Japanese language and culture (only Japanese language and culture is a professional direction), interpersonal relationship (including pedagogy, psychology and psychosomatic disorders) and biology (including basic biology and applied biology). The third study group is the management and engineering group, which is composed of new ideas and cutting-edge science. It is divided into five learning categories: social engineering, including social economy, management engineering and urban planning. International relations; Informatics, including information science and information engineering; System engineering, including knowledge engineering system and operation engineering system; Basic engineering, including physical engineering, materials and molecular engineering, transformation engineering, structural engineering, etc.