Overview
Founded in 1904, Kinjo University is a private university based in Matto, Japan. The institution operates as a higher-education provider.
Academically, Kinjo University teaches across multiple qualification levels, is organised into several faculties and runs a small set of programmes.
Location & Contact
Below are Kinjo University's address, location, and primary contact channels.
Academic Details
The numbers behind Kinjo University: student body, academic staff, and recognising bodies.
Degrees
Also Postgraduate Diploma in Social Welfare
Other 10 programs
- Business Administration
- Child Care and Development
- Fine Arts
- Nursing
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Preschool Education
- Rehabilitation and Therapy
- Social Welfare
- Social Work
Faculties & Divisions
The schools and divisions inside Kinjo University, with subject coverage, are listed below.
Health Sciences (Faculty) 3 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Health Sciences
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
Social Welfare (Faculty) 2 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Social Welfare
- Social Work
Social Welfare (Graduate School) 4 subjects offered
Specialisations & Subjects
- Child Care and Development
- Family Studies
- Paediatrics
- Social Welfare
Programs Offered
The full set of programmes Kinjo University offers is searchable and grouped by level below.
7 programmes on record. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Japan
Bachelor's Degree 6 programmes
Master's Degree 1 programme
How to apply to Kinjo University
Five steps that capture how applications to Kinjo University flow.
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Find a programme that fits your goals
Kinjo University's catalogue includes 7 programmes. Browse by level, identify candidates matching your prior qualifications, and note their entry requirements for the next step.
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Confirm you meet the requirements
Entry requirements vary by programme and degree level. Verify academic minimums, language tests (if international), and any additional documents required for Kinjo University's admissions process.
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Assemble your application package
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 your application
Submit your completed application through Kinjo University's official website at www.kinjo.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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Contact admissions and follow up
Follow up to confirm your application was received and is being processed. Admissions teams may request interviews or additional documents — respond promptly to keep your application active.
Frequently Asked Questions about Kinjo University
A short Q&A covering Kinjo University's essentials — founding, location, and structure.
When was Kinjo University founded?
Kinjo University was established in 1904 (approximately 122 years ago).
In which city is Kinjo University?
Kinjo University is based in Matto, Japan.
Is Kinjo University public or private?
Kinjo University operates as a private institution.
Is Kinjo University officially recognised?
Kinjo University is accredited by Japan Institution for Higher Education Evaluation (JIHEE).
Where can I learn more about Kinjo University?
Kinjo University's official website is www.kinjo.ac.jp.
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