Japanese universities have several disciplines, including information system analysis, physics, physical life system science, chemistry, economics, industrial management, public finance, architecture, civil engineering, marine architecture, mechanical engineering, precision machinery, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering and electronic information engineering.

Law, Political Economy, Newspaper, Commercial Law, Management Administration, Public Policy, Philosophy, History, Japanese Literature, China and China Culture, English Literature, German Literature, Social Science, Education, Physical Education, Psychology, Geography, Earth System Science.

Materials applied chemistry, physics, mathematics, veterinary medicine, biochemistry, plant resources science, animal resources science, food economics, forest resources science, marine biological resources science, biological environment engineering, food life science, international and regional development science, applied biological science and other courses.

Extended data:

Japanese universities have 14 departments (equivalent to departments), universities (equivalent to graduate schools) have 20 research departments, short-term undergraduate courses have 7 disciplines, distance education has 4 departments, junior colleges have 4 departments, 29 research institutes and 7 affiliated hospitals.

Japanese universities are the largest comprehensive universities in Japan, with the largest number of entrepreneurs in listed companies and the cradle of Japanese politicians.

Japanese universities have several campuses in Japan, which are located in Chiyoda, Shibuya, Rima, banqiao area, Fujisawa, saitama, saitama, osawa, saitama, Funabashi, Nishino and Fukushima Prefecture.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan University