Overview
Based in Shibata-shi, Japan, Keiwa College is a private college that traces its founding to 1991. It functions as a higher-education provider.
Keiwa College's academic profile: it teaches across multiple qualification levels, is organised into several faculties and runs a small set of programmes.
Location & Contact
Where to find Keiwa College, plus its phone, email, website, and social media links.
Academic Details
The figures below cover Keiwa College's scale, staffing levels, and academic standing.
Faculties & Divisions
Keiwa College's academic divisions and the subject areas each houses are listed below.
English Culture and Communication (Department/Division) 6 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Communication Studies
- English
- English Studies
- Foreign Languages Education
- Japanese
- Psychology
International Cultural Department (Department/Division) 13 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Asian Studies
- Civics
- Cultural Studies
- Economics
- History
- Humanities and Social Science Education
- Information Sciences
- Law
- Management
- Media Studies
- Political Sciences
- Primary Education
- Teacher Training
Symbiosis Sociology (Department/Division) 8 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Information Sciences
- Management
- Media Studies
- Secretarial Studies
- Social Welfare
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Welfare and Protective Services
Programs Offered
Browse Keiwa College's programmes by level, or filter by name.
1 programme on record. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Japan
Bachelor's Degree 1 programme
How to apply to Keiwa College
What applying to Keiwa College involves, in five steps.
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Identify the right programme
Keiwa College's catalogue includes 1 programmes. Browse by level, identify candidates matching your prior qualifications, and note their entry requirements for the next step.
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Check entry requirements
Entry requirements vary by programme and degree level. Verify academic minimums, language tests (if international), and any additional documents required for Keiwa College's admissions process.
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Prepare your application documents
Typical documents include academic transcripts, identity proof (passport or national ID), language proficiency test scores, a personal statement or motivation letter, and recommendation letters. International applicants should account for translation and notarisation time.
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Submit via the institution
Submit your completed application through Keiwa College's official website at www.keiwa-c.ac.jp. Most institutions use an online portal — register an account, complete the application form, and upload your prepared documents. Keep copies of all submissions and confirmation receipts.
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Get in touch with admissions
Follow up to confirm your application was received and is being processed. Reach the institution by phone at 0254-26-3636. Admissions teams may request interviews or additional documents — respond promptly to keep your application active.
Frequently Asked Questions about Keiwa College
Common questions about Keiwa College — answers from its published profile.
In what year was Keiwa College established?
Keiwa College was founded in 1991 (approximately 35 years ago).
In which city is Keiwa College?
Keiwa College is based in Shibata-shi, Japan.
What is Keiwa College's control type?
Keiwa College is a private institution.
Who recognises Keiwa College?
Yes, Keiwa College is recognised by Japan University Accreditation Association (JUAA).
How do I find Keiwa College online?
Keiwa College's official website is www.keiwa-c.ac.jp.
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