OpenFieldThe Komaba Campus of The University of Tokyo houses the College of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences, serving as Todai's epicenter for liberal arts, international English programs, and interdisciplinary frontiers.
At Komaba, all University of Tokyo undergraduates spend their first two years in Junior Division liberal arts before advancing to specialized Senior Division faculties. Komaba also hosts celebrated full-degree English-medium programs including the PEAK undergraduate tracks (Programs in English at Komaba in Environmental Sciences and Japan in East Asia) and GPES (Graduate Program on Environmental Sciences). Its parkland campus in Meguro blends high-performance computational facilities, mathematical modeling laboratories, and humanities research institutes.
Admission to PEAK programs requires secondary school completion, standardized test scores (SAT/ACT/IB/A-Levels), official academic transcripts, essays, and English proficiency (TOEFL iBT 100+ or IELTS 7.5+). Graduate programs (GPES and Mathematical Sciences) require a recognized bachelor's or master's degree, comprehensive research proposal, academic transcripts, and letters of recommendation. MEXT University Recommendation and Todai Komaba Merit Fellowships provide full funding.
Four-year English-taught undergraduate degree combining environmental chemistry, global biodiversity, climate dynamics, energy policy, and field observation across Japan.
Rigorous four-year English-medium interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences degree examining Japanese history, diplomacy, modern culture, literature, and East Asian security.
Two-year English-medium research master's investigating global ecosystem dynamics, atmospheric modeling, green technologies, carbon neutrality, and environmental governance.
Three-year doctoral dissertation program conducting advanced scientific and policy research in environmental sustainability, renewable systems, and socio-ecological resilience.
Renowned international doctoral program in pure and applied mathematics, encompassing algebraic geometry, differential topology, representation theory, PDE analysis, and mathematical physics.
Interdisciplinary graduate curriculum exploring East Asian regionalism, international security, multilateral diplomacy, cross-border migration, and developmental economics.
Twelve-month postdoctoral and visiting fellow appointment supporting boundary-crossing investigations linking environmental science, digital humanities, and mathematical sociology.
Professor of Mathematical and Cognitive Sciences · Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Dr. Okada specializes in Bayesian statistical methodologies applied to psychometric measurement, cognitive evaluation models, and latent trait estimation algorithms at Komaba.
View research profile ↗Professor of Science and Technology Studies · Department of Multi-Disciplinary Sciences
Prof. Dr. Fujigaki is a pioneer in science and technology studies (STS) in East Asia, researching institutional evaluation metrics, scientific citizen engagement, and the philosophy of interdisciplinary knowledge.
View research profile ↗Associate Professor of Physics and Quantum Sciences · Department of Basic Science
Prof. Dr. Ozawa investigates topological phases in photonics and ultracold atomic systems, advancing non-equilibrium quantum physics and novel synthetic gauge fields at the Komaba Physics institute.
View research profile ↗Professor of International Relations and Human Security · Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Dr. Fukushima analyzes Asia-Pacific regional security mechanisms, international peace operations, and multilateral institution-building, advising global policy forums on human security.
View research profile ↗University profile compiled from official The University of Tokyo - Komaba academic bulletins and institutional directories reviewed on 2026-10-15. OpenField is an independent research guide.