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Facts and Data

Facts and Data

Academic Calendar

The Academic year commences on April 1st and finishes on March 31st each year.

First Semester:April 1 to August 3, 2019
Second Semester:September 20, 2019 to March 25, 2020
NOTE
  • Academic calendar for graduate programs differ at each school.

Governing Team

PresidentSAKAMOTO Hiroshi, Professor
Vice PresidentINAZUMI Hiroshige, Professor
Vice PresidentKONISHI Noriyuki, Professor
Vice PresidentUCHIDA Tatsuya, Professor

Undergraduate - 11 Faculties and 25 Departments

Faculty Department
College of Literature Department of English
Department of French Language and Literature
Department of Japanese Language and Literature
Department of History
Department of Comparative Arts
College of Education, Psychology and Human Studies Department of Education
Department of Psychology
College of Economics Department of Economics
Department of Public and Regional Economics
Faculty of Law Department of Law
School of Business Department of Business Administration
Department of Marketing
School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Politics
Department of International Economics
Department of International Communication
School of Cultural and Creative Studies Department of Cultural and Creative Studies
College of Science and Engineering Department of Physics and Mathematics
Department of Chemistry and Biological Science
Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Department of Integrated Information Technology
School of Social Informatics Department of Social Informatics
School of Global Studies and Collaboration Department of Global Studies and Collaboration
College of Community Studies Department of Community Studies

Graduate - 9 Graduate Schools, 3 Professional Graduate Schools

Graduate Programs Department
Graduate School of Literature Department of English and American Literature
Department of French Literature, Language
Department of Japanese Literature, Language
Department of History
Department of Comparative Arts
Graduate School of Education, Psychology and Human Studies Department of Education
Department of Psychology
Graduate School of Economics Department of Economics
Department of Public and Regional Economics
Graduate School of Law Department of Private Law
Department of Public Law
Department of Business Law
Graduate School of Business Department of Business Administration
Graduate School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Politics
Department of International Economics
Department of International Communications
Graduate School of Cultural and Creative Studies Department of Cultural and Creative Management
Department of Cultural and Creative Studies
Graduate School of Science and Engineering Department of Science and Engineering
Graduate School of Social Informatics Department of Social Informatics
Graduate School of International Management Department of International Management
Department of International Management Science
Law School Law Major
Graduate School of Professional Accountancy Department of Professional Accountancy

Number of Students (May 2020)

Number of Faculty (May 2020)

Full-time academic staff 597
Part-time academic staff 1,055

Admissions for International Students

Administrative Offices

Alumni Association

Aoyama Gakuin alumni lead across industries and national borders. With its membership over 226,000, the Aoyama Gakuin Alumni Association has 56 branches throughout Japan and 19 branches overseas such as Hong Kong, Shanghai, South Korea, Singapore, Bangkok, New York, and London, which organize gatherings and events.

Life after Graduation: Employability and Further Education

Annual Financial Report

University Crest

The crest was chosen in 1952 after student competition. The design derives from "the shield of faith" in Ephesians 6:16 and the letters A & G represents Aoyama Gakuin.

In addition to all this,
take up the shield of faith,
with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. (Ephesians 6:16)

University Mascot

"Eago," AGU mascot, was selected by students in 1999 to symbolize AGU. The eagle represents a christian who walk towards the kingdom of lord empowered by the lord, like an eagle with wings so strong and tenatious that gives hope to people.

but those who hope in the LORD WILL RENEW THEIR STRENGTH.
THEY WILL SOAR ON WINGS LIKE EAGLES;
THEY WILL RUN AND NOT GROW WEARY,
THEY WILL WALK AND NOT BE FAINT.
　 (Isaiah 40:31)