First (Spring) Semester 2018 Number of international students Enrolled in Waseda University (As of May 1, 2018), Waseda University Updated July 20, 2018 INDEX Number of, Summary 1 and 2 2 Number of (with College Student Visa), Summary 1 and 2 2 Number of by Undergraduate School 1 3 Number of by Graduate School 1 3 Number of by Undergraduate School 2 4 Number of by Graduate School 2 4 Number of Countries and Areas Represented by 5 Number of by Nationality 1 5 Number of by Nationality 2 10 Top 20 Countries and Areas ( students) 15 Rankings on School Basis ( students) 15 Top 20 Countries and Areas ( students with college student visa) 16 Rankings on School Basis ( students with college student visa) 16 Notes: 1. Definitions of "international students" and "international students (with college student visa)" This document defines "international students" and "international students (with college student visa)" as follows. " students" are defined as the students who are enrolled in Waseda University as of the survey date (including those under leave of absence and those studying abroad) and have foreign (non-) nationalities. with status of residence of permanent resident, special permanent resident, long-term resident, spouse or child of national, or spouse or child of permanent resident are not included. " students (with college student visa)" are defined as the students who are registered at Waseda University as of the survey date (not including those under leave of absence and those studying abroad) and have the status of residence of college student. The status of residence of these students are confirmed as valid as of the survey date by the. All figures in this document are based on the number of "international students". The number of "international students (with college student visa)" is used only for "Number of (with College Student Visa) at Waseda University, Summary 1 and 2". Past statistics until the second (fall) semester in 2009 used only the numbers of "international students (with college student visa)". 2. Definitions of "privately-financed", "government-financed", and "exchange program" This document defines "privately-financed", "government-financed", and "exchange program" as follows. "Government-financed" students are defined as the international students who are accepted by Waseda University under the MEXT Scholarship. " program" students are defined as the international students who are accepted as exchange students under university-wide agreements or departmental agreements between Waseda University and overseas partner institutions. "Private-financed" students are defined as the international students except government-financed students and exchange program students. under the double-degree program, those dispatched by foreign governments, those invited by Waseda University, and sponsored students are included in private financed students. 1
Number of As of May 1, 2018 Summary 1 Categories Total Privately-financed 4852 2127 2411 20 294 Government-financed 266 25 221 20 program 665 186 100 257 122 Total 5783 2338 2732 277 436 Summary 2 Categories Privately-financed 2117 10 1841 435 1 119 15 20 294 Government-financed 25 107 81 25 8 20 program 186 99 1 257 122 Total 2142 196 1948 516 1 243 24 277 436 Number of (with College Student Visa) Summary 1 Categories Total Privately-financed 4283 1801 2176 20 286 Government-financed 266 25 221 20 program 651 184 88 257 122 Total 5200 2010 2485 277 428 Summary 2 Categories Privately-financed 1791 10 1736 342 1 86 11 20 286 Government-financed 25 107 81 25 8 20 program 184 87 1 257 122 Total 1816 194 1843 423 1 198 20 277 428 2
Number of by Undergraduate School 1 Undergraduate school Total Privately financed Government financed As of May 1, 2018 Political Science and Economics 492 429 1 62 Law 43 43 43 41 2 Commerce 166 106 60 Social Sciences 139 113 5 21 Human Sciences 57 56 1 Sport Sciences 34 33 1 Liberal Studies 677 666 11 Culture, Media and Society 101 98 3 Humanities and Social Sciences 100 89 11 Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) 1 1 Fundamental Science and Engineering 245 229 1 15 Creative Science and Engineering 131 124 6 1 Advanced Science and Engineering 109 99 1 9 436 294 20 122 Liberal Studies (1 year PRG) 277 20 257 3051 2441 45 565 Number of by Graduate School 1 Graduate school Total Privately financed Government financed Political Science 154 144 8 2 Economics 228 204 11 13 Law 121 106 9 6 Letters, Arts and Sciences 98 78 17 3 Commerce 150 140 4 6 54 45 5 4 Human Sciences 50 46 3 1 Social Sciences 89 82 4 3 Asia-Pacific Studies 361 283 68 10 Global Information and Telecommunication Studies 2 2 Applied Linguistics 54 46 6 2 Information, Production and Systems 481 470 10 1 Waseda Law School 3 1 2 Accountancy 13 13 Sport Sciences 50 46 4 Fundamental Science and Engineering 154 141 10 3 Creative Science and Engineering 192 161 19 12 Advanced Science and Engineering 93 84 6 3 Environment and Energy Engineering 42 41 1 Culture and Communication Studies 144 117 21 6 Business and Finance 199 161 15 23 2732 2411 221 100 3
Number of by Undergraduate School 2 As of May 1, 2018 Inter-national Political Science and Economics 430 62 Law 43 40 3 Commerce 100 66 Social Sciences 118 21 Human Sciences 56 1 Sport Sciences 33 1 Liberal Studies 677 Culture, Media and Society 98 3 Humanities and Social Sciences 89 11 Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) 1 Fundamental Science and Engineering 227 18 Creative Science and Engineering 130 1 Advanced Science and Engineering 100 9 436 Liberal Studies (1 year PRG) 277 2142 196 277 436 Number of by Graduate School 2 Political Science 114 21 18 1 Economics 186 22 17 3 Law 71 38 11 1 Letters, Arts and Sciences 36 37 18 7 Commerce 116 14 17 3 22 19 13 Human Sciences 22 14 14 Social Sciences 57 18 13 1 Asia-Pacific Studies 256 91 11 3 Global Information and Telecommunication Studies 2 Applied Linguistics 24 20 10 Information, Production and Systems 435 43 1 2 Waseda Law School 1 2 Accountancy 11 2 Sport Sciences 31 14 4 1 Fundamental Science and Engineering 97 43 13 1 Creative Science and Engineering 107 48 36 1 Advanced Science and Engineering 47 39 1 6 Environment and Energy Engineering 37 5 Culture and Communication Studies 107 28 9 Business and Finance 171 28 1948 516 1 243 24 4
Number of Countries and Regions Represented by As of May 1, 2018 54 countries/regions 104 countries/regions 31 countries/regions 46 countries/regions Whole 115 countries/regions Number of by Nationality 1 1. Asia Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Bangladesh 6 2 4 Bhutan 2 1 1 Brunei 7 1 3 3 Cambodia 10 7 3 China 3127 2992 32 103 Hong Kong 60 43 1 16 India 25 19 4 2 Indonesia 107 79 25 3 Kazakhstan 6 4 2 Kyrgyzstan 1 1 Laos 3 2 1 Macau 2 1 1 Malaysia 29 18 5 6 Mongolia 13 5 7 1 Myanmar 23 20 2 1 Nepal 9 7 2 Pakistan 2 1 1 Philippines 24 12 8 4 Republic of Korea 819 764 17 38 Singapore 59 37 8 14 Sri Lanka 9 7 2 Taiwan 391 369 22 Thailand 106 68 34 4 Timor-Leste 3 2 1 Turkmenistan 1 1 Uzbekistan 5 5 Viet Nam 61 44 10 7 Total by area: 4910 students ( 84.90% ) 5
2. Middle East Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Afghanistan 6 6 Bahrain 1 1 Iran 4 2 2 Iraq 1 1 Israel 2 1 1 Oman 2 1 1 Qatar 2 2 Saudi Arabia 7 7 Syria 1 1 Turkey 12 8 4 United Arab Emirates 2 2 Total by area: 40 students ( 0.69% ) 6
3. Europe Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Austria 7 3 1 3 Azerbaijan 1 1 Belarus 3 2 1 Belgium 7 1 6 Bulgaria 2 1 1 Croatia 1 1 Cyprus 1 1 Czech Republic 2 1 1 Denmark 4 1 3 Estonia 4 1 2 1 Finland 7 2 1 4 France 62 16 4 42 Georgia 1 1 Germany 50 10 5 35 Greece 1 1 Hungary 3 1 2 Iceland 4 1 2 1 Ireland 3 1 2 Italy 28 8 1 19 Kosovo 1 1 Latvia 2 1 1 Lithuania 3 3 Moldova 1 1 Netherlands 8 4 4 Norway 6 3 3 Poland 10 5 3 2 Portugal 1 1 Romania 10 3 5 2 Russia 15 7 2 6 Serbia 1 1 Slovakia 4 3 1 Spain 18 6 12 Sweden 21 7 1 13 Switzerland 6 2 1 3 Ukraine 2 2 United Kingdom 64 17 6 41 Total by area: 364 students ( 6.29% ) 4. North America Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Canada 53 24 2 27 United States 294 112 13 169 Total by area: 347 students ( 6.00% ) 7
5. Central and South America Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Argentina 2 2 Brazil 8 5 2 1 Chile 1 1 Colombia 3 1 1 1 Ecuador 1 1 El Salvador 1 1 Guatemala 1 1 Jamaica 1 1 Mexico 8 3 2 3 Paraguay 2 2 Peru 4 3 1 Venezuela 4 1 3 Total by area: 36 students ( 0.62% ) 6. Africa Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Angola 1 1 Botswana 2 1 1 Burundi 1 1 Cote d'ivoire 3 3 Egypt 10 8 2 Ethiopia 3 3 Ghana 1 1 Kenya 2 2 Madagascar 1 1 Morocco 3 3 Mozambique 2 2 Senegal 2 1 1 Somalia 1 1 South Africa 1 1 Sudan 1 1 Tanzania 2 2 Togo 1 1 Tunisia 1 1 Uganda 1 1 Zimbabwe 1 1 Total by area: 40 students ( 0.69% ) 8
7. Oceania Country Total Privatelyfinanced Governmentfinanced program Australia 30 13 1 16 Fiji 2 2 Micronesia 1 1 New Zealand 9 3 1 5 Palau 1 1 Papua New Guinea 2 2 Tonga 1 1 Total by area: 46 students ( 0.80% ) Total 5783 students 9
Number of Countries and Regions Represented by As of May 1, 2018 54 countries/regions 104 countries/regions 31 countries/regions 46 countries/regions Whole 115 countries/regions Number of by Nationality 2 1. Asia Country Bangladesh 1 1 4 Bhutan 1 1 Brunei 1 2 1 3 Cambodia 7 3 China 994 50 1459 261 1 134 10 37 181 Hong Kong 25 11 8 4 1 4 7 India 7 1 9 7 1 Indonesia 39 1 25 35 2 1 2 2 Kazakhstan 2 1 1 1 1 Kyrgyzstan 1 Laos 1 1 1 Macau 1 1 Malaysia 11 1 7 3 1 5 1 Mongolia 2 5 2 2 2 Myanmar 1 10 9 1 1 1 Nepal 4 5 Pakistan 1 1 Philippines 5 3 9 4 1 1 1 Republic of Korea 637 30 51 56 5 2 10 28 Singapore 32 6 11 1 8 1 Sri Lanka 2 5 2 Taiwan 215 13 83 21 8 1 2 48 Thailand 25 45 23 7 1 5 Timor-Leste 1 2 Turkmenistan 1 Uzbekistan 1 2 1 1 Viet Nam 13 1 21 16 1 2 3 4 Total by area: 4910 students ( 84.90% ) 10
2. Middle East Country Afghanistan 6 Bahrain 1 Iran 2 1 1 Iraq 1 Israel 1 1 Oman 2 Qatar 1 1 Saudi Arabia 2 2 3 Syria 1 Turkey 1 1 5 2 3 United Arab Emirates 2 Total by area: 40 students ( 0.69% ) 11
3. Europe Country Austria 1 1 3 1 1 Azerbaijan 1 Belarus 2 1 Belgium 1 4 1 1 Bulgaria 1 1 Croatia 1 Cyprus 1 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 1 1 2 Estonia 3 1 Finland 2 1 3 1 France 7 8 6 1 18 11 11 Georgia 1 Germany 1 7 9 3 12 5 13 Greece 1 Hungary 2 1 Iceland 1 2 1 Ireland 1 1 1 Italy 1 4 5 1 6 11 Kosovo 1 Latvia 1 1 Lithuania 2 1 Moldova 1 Netherlands 2 2 3 1 Norway 2 1 3 Poland 3 3 2 1 1 Portugal 1 Romania 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 Russia 1 1 4 3 2 4 Serbia 1 Slovakia 1 1 1 1 Spain 3 4 1 2 3 5 Sweden 7 4 4 6 Switzerland 2 2 2 Ukraine 1 1 United Kingdom 5 6 9 2 3 1 23 15 Total by area: 364 students ( 6.29% ) 4. North America Country Canada 11 11 9 3 12 7 United States 55 26 38 6 8 121 40 Total by area: 347 students ( 6.00% ) 12
5. Central and South America Country Argentina 2 Brazil 2 1 4 1 Chile 1 Colombia 2 1 Ecuador 1 El Salvador 1 Guatemala 1 Jamaica 1 Mexico 1 2 2 2 1 Paraguay 2 Peru 2 1 1 Venezuela 2 2 Total by area: 36 students ( 0.62% ) 6. Africa Country Angola 1 Botswana 2 Burundi 1 Cote d'ivoire 3 Egypt 5 5 Ethiopia 3 Ghana 1 Kenya 2 Madagascar 1 Morocco 3 Mozambique 2 Senegal 1 1 Somalia 1 South Africa 1 Sudan 1 Tanzania 2 Togo 1 Tunisia 1 Uganda 1 Zimbabwe 1 Total by area: 40 students ( 0.69% ) 13
7. Oceania Country Australia 5 2 3 1 6 13 Fiji 2 Micronesia 1 New Zealand 1 2 2 2 2 Palau 1 Papua New Guinea 1 1 Tonga 1 Total by area: 46 students ( 0.80% ) Total 5783 students 14
Top 20 Countries and Regions Percentage Name of Country / region 1 3127 54.07% China 2 819 14.16% Republic of Korea 3 391 6.76% Taiwan 4 294 5.08% United States 5 107 1.85% Indonesia 6 106 1.83% Thailand 7 64 1.11% United Kingdom 8 62 1.07% France 9 61 1.05% Viet Nam 10 60 1.04% Hong Kong 11 59 1.02% Singapore 12 53 0.92% Canada 13 50 0.86% Germany 14 30 0.52% Australia 15 29 0.50% Malaysia 16 28 0.48% Italy 17 25 0.43% India 18 24 0.42% Philippines 19 23 0.40% Myanmar 20 21 0.36% Sweden Ranking on School Basis Percentage School name 1 954 16.50% School of Liberal Studies 2 492 8.51% School of Political Science and Economics 3 481 8.32% Graduate School of Information, Production and Systems 4 436 7.54% 5 361 6.24% Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies 6 245 4.24% School of Fundamental Science and Engineering 7 228 3.94% Graduate School of Economics 8 199 3.44% Graduate School of Business and Finance 9 192 3.32% Graduate School of Creative Science and Engineering 10 166 2.87% School of Commerce 11 154 2.66% Graduate School of Fundamental Science and Engineering 11 154 2.66% Graduate School of Political Science 13 150 2.59% Graduate School of Commerce 14 144 2.49% Graduate School of Culture and Communication Studies 15 139 2.40% School of Social Sciences 16 131 2.27% School of Creative Science and Engineering 17 121 2.09% Graduate School of Law 18 109 1.88% School of Advanced Science and Engineering 19 101 1.75% School of Culture, Media and Society 20 100 1.73% School of Humanities and Social Sciences 21 98 1.69% Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences 22 93 1.61% Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering 23 89 1.54% Graduate School of Social Sciences 24 57 0.99% School of Human Sciences 25 54 0.93% Graduate School of 25 54 0.93% Graduate School of Applied Linguistics 27 50 0.86% Graduate School of Human Sciences 27 50 0.86% Graduate School of Sport Sciences 29 43 0.74% School of 29 43 0.74% School of Law 31 42 0.73% Graduate School of Environment and Energy Engineering 32 34 0.59% School of Sport Sciences 33 13 0.22% Graduate School of Accountancy 34 3 0.05% Graduate School of Waseda Law School 35 2 0.03% Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunication Studies 36 1 0.02% School of Human Sciences (Correspondence Course) 15
Top 20 Countries and Regions Percentage Name of Country / region 1 2888 55.54% China 2 589 11.33% Republic of Korea 3 357 6.87% Taiwan 4 280 5.38% United States 5 102 1.96% Thailand 6 101 1.94% Indonesia 7 62 1.19% United Kingdom 8 60 1.15% France 9 58 1.12% Hong Kong 10 55 1.06% Singapore 10 55 1.06% Viet Nam 12 50 0.96% Canada 13 49 0.94% Germany 14 30 0.58% Australia 15 27 0.52% Italy 16 25 0.48% Malaysia 17 24 0.46% India 18 22 0.42% Myanmar 18 22 0.42% Philippines 20 21 0.40% Sweden Ranking on School Basis Percentage School name 1 833 16.02% School of Liberal Studies 2 467 8.98% Graduate School of Information, Production and Systems 3 428 8.23% 4 415 7.98% School of Political Science and Economics 5 342 6.58% Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies 6 228 4.38% School of Fundamental Science and Engineering 7 211 4.06% Graduate School of Economics 8 174 3.35% Graduate School of Creative Science and Engineering 9 167 3.21% Graduate School of Business and Finance 10 144 2.77% School of Commerce 11 139 2.67% Graduate School of Fundamental Science and Engineering 12 137 2.63% Graduate School of Political Science 13 136 2.62% Graduate School of Culture and Communication Studies 14 132 2.54% Graduate School of Commerce 15 121 2.33% School of Social Sciences 16 118 2.27% School of Creative Science and Engineering 17 111 2.13% Graduate School of Law 18 102 1.96% School of Advanced Science and Engineering 19 91 1.75% School of Humanities and Social Sciences 20 90 1.73% School of Culture, Media and Society 21 84 1.62% Graduate School of Letters, Arts and Sciences 22 83 1.60% Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering 23 80 1.54% Graduate School of Social Sciences 24 48 0.92% School of Human Sciences 25 44 0.85% Graduate School of Applied Linguistics 26 43 0.83% Graduate School of 27 41 0.79% Graduate School of Sport Sciences 28 39 0.75% Graduate School of Environment and Energy Engineering 29 38 0.73% Graduate School of Human Sciences 30 37 0.71% School of Law 31 34 0.65% School of 32 26 0.50% School of Sport Sciences 33 12 0.23% Graduate School of Accountancy 34 3 0.06% Graduate School of Waseda Law School 35 2 0.04% Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunication Studies 16