Keio University in Japan, I think everyone has heard of it. If you haven't heard of it, you must have heard of Waseda University. Keio University and Waseda University, also known as Japanese private duo. In Japanese private universities, these two are big bosses, just like in China's public universities, both Tokyo University and Kyoto University rank first. In Japan's education system, universities are divided into public universities and private universities. There is no distinction between high and low, formal and informal, but the investment situation is different, so I won't make a comparison here. So today we will talk about Keio University, as one of the private giants in Japan. What is Keio University equivalent to in China? 1. What is Keio University equivalent to in China? Keio University is a Class A university, ranking around 200 in QS, slightly lower than Nanjing University and Zhejiang University, and higher than Wuhan University. Keio University, Waseda University, Meiji University, Aoyama University, Tongshe University and Rikkyo University are collectively called the six major private institutions in Japan. Fukuzawa Yukichi, a private university founded in 1858, is the oldest higher education institution in Asia with a history of 150 years. Keio University is a private university, which pays attention to professional practice, and its academic level may not be as good as that of Tokyo University, while the excellent universities in China are all public and pay attention to academics. Anyway, I have a friend in Tokyo University. He said Keio University is the real Gao Fushuai of Japan, because most students are rich and noble, and many foreign students take exams. It is a comprehensive university with a long history. Keio University is equivalent to Shanghai Jiaotong University in China. Keio University is a world-famous research-oriented comprehensive university and the oldest higher education institution in Japan. Its main campus is located in Tokyo, Japan, adjacent to the Tokyo Tower, and it is known as "the first private institution in Asia". Keio University is one of the top A-level universities in the Super International University Program of Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and one of the six Japanese member universities of the Pacific Rim University Alliance. Second, the influence of Keio University in China? Keio University is the oldest private comprehensive higher education institution in Japan. It has six campuses and university hospitals in the metropolitan area, with Tami campus in downtown Tokyo as the main campus. Existing undergraduate colleges 10, graduate schools 14 and traditional schools (primary schools, junior high schools and senior high schools) 10, with about 40,000 students, ranging from primary school students to graduate students. Keio University has established itself as a first-class university in Japan through its unremitting efforts in the fields of education, scientific research and medical care for more than 50 years since it was founded on 1858, and has also cultivated a large number of leading diversified talents for various fields of society. Our graduates are active all over the world, ranking ninth in the world in the ranking of graduate schools for leaders of large multinational companies (20 13 times higher education) and 14 in the ranking of higher education institutions for enterprise executives (20 15 Thomson Reuters). In addition, our school ranks 58th in the list of the most innovative universities in the world (20 15 Thomson Reuters), and its scientific research level and education level are highly appraised. In addition, Keio University has been selected into the "Super International University Plan" of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan in 20 14, and is committed to developing into a top international research university. Keio University was founded by Fukuzawa Yukichi, and Lan Xue University is the predecessor of Keio University. The name of the school was named by Fukuzawa Yukichi with reference to the English "Public School", which means "school" for teaching new knowledge. It is the first private university in Japan. 3. What are the professional settings of Keio University in China? Keio University currently has 65,438+00 departments (Department of Literature, Department of Economics, Department of Law, Department of Business Studies, Department of Medicine, Department of Science, Department of Comprehensive Policy, Department of Environmental Information, Department of Nursing and Medicine, Department of Pharmacy) and 65,438+04 graduate research departments (Department of Literature, Economics, Law, Sociology, Business Studies, Medicine, Medicine). Implement consistent education. 1, undergraduate (department) majors: literature department, economics department, law department, business department, medicine department, science department, comprehensive policy department, environmental information department, nursing medicine department, pharmacy department and correspondence department. 2. The main settings of the college: literature research, economics research, business research, medical research, science and technology research, policy media research, enterprise management research, law research (law, political science), sociology research, health management research, pharmacy research, system design management research, media design research and law research. 3. Research institutions: Institute of Language Education, Institute of Journalism, Institute of Economics, Stoke Library (Institute of East Asian Culture), Institute of Physical Education, Institute of Computer Education, etc. In addition, there are language audio-visual education center, computer center, teacher training center, Fukuzawa Yukichi research center (modern Japanese research center), sports medicine research center, electron microscope research room and regional research center. The above information is equivalent to Keio University in China. I believe I have a basic understanding of the professional students in this university, so I will put this sharing here first, hoping to bring some help to the students.