About the University of Tokyo

Office of the President

1. Message from the President
2. Board of Directors
3. Action Scenario: FOREST 2015
4. Future Timing of Enrollment
5. The Charter of The University of Tokyo
6. President’s Council

The University of Tokyo and Todai

The University of Tokyo is commonly known as "Todai" in Japan, an abbreviation of the Japanese characters that make up the Japanese name of the University. The full Japanese name of the University is the four characters that spell out Tokyo Daigaku. Taking the first character of Tokyo (our home city) and the first character of Daigaku (which means university), gives Todai. The abbreviation UT is no longer used for several reasons. First, to avoid confusion with other excellent overseas universities that use that abbreviation. Second, to create a single brand image and identity across the University, both visually and among all of our members, irrespective of language. Third, and perhaps most importantly, because even in this global age Todai is a Japanese university, and we are proud of our heritage and unique character.

History

1. Chronology
2. Past University presidents

Data

1. Academic and Administrative Staff Numbers
2. Applications and admissions
   
3. Enrollment
4. Number of International Students
5. Present Situation of Graduates
6. Degrees
7. Academic Exchange Agreements
8. Exchange of Researchers
9. Students Studying Abroad
10. Overseas Offices
11. Corporate Sponsored Research Programs
12. Finances

Organization

1. Faculties, Graduate Schools and Institutes
2. Organization Chart
3. Administrative Staff
4. Education and Research Council
5. Administration Council
6. Rules and Regulations

Educational Activities

1. UT OCW (UT Open Course Ware)
2. Online Course Catalogue
3. TODAI.TV
4. ASNET (Asian Studies Network)
5. EALAI (East Asia Liberal Arts Initiative)
6. Todai EMP (The University of Tokyo Executive Management Program)

International Activities

International activities at the University of Tokyo are intended to ensure that the university is able to thrive in the face of competition from universities within Japan and around the globe, while at the same time benefiting the international community as a whole through collaboration with the world's leading institutions aiming at creating new knowledge for humankind. The construction of an internationally attractive environment for education and research is in part founded on relationships with other universities.

1. About the Division of International Affairs
2. AGS Promotion Office
3. Interaction with other Universities
4. Student Exchange
5. Official Visits

Todai & Society

1. The University Library System
2. University Museum
3. Botanical Gardens
4. Hospitals

Publications

1. Publications

Translated Documents

1. List of Translated Documents (University of Tokyo access only)