Faculty of Languages and Cultures

The Faculty of Languages and Cultures at Teikyo Heisei University offers a comprehensive Bachelor's degree designed for students interested in exploring the diversity of languages and cultures around the world. This program not only focuses on language acquisition but also delves into cultural studies, encouraging students to understand the nuances that different cultures bring to communication. Students will engage with a variety of languages, which could include Japanese, English, and other languages, depending on their interests.

The typical structure of the program involves a combination of language courses, cultural studies, and elective subjects. Engage in interactive language classes, and have the opportunity for immersive experiences through cultural exchange programs. The goal is to develop proficiency in multiple languages while nurturing a deep appreciation for global cultures, enabling students to communicate effectively in a multicultural environment.

Students will acquire essential skills such as critical thinking, intercultural communication, and analytical abilities, making them well-prepared for the global job market. Studying at Teikyo Heisei University grants students exposure to Japan’s rich linguistic landscape and cultural heritage, providing a unique and valuable experience for international students.

Students applying for the Bachelor's degree in the Faculty of Languages and Cultures typically need to have completed their secondary education with a strong academic record. Candidates from various educational backgrounds are welcomed, and having prior knowledge of languages can be beneficial but is not mandatory. Some courses may also require a personal statement or interview as part of the selection process.

International students are generally expected to demonstrate proficiency in English. A typical requirement could involve an IELTS score of around 6.0 or a TOEFL equivalent. It is recommended that applicants verify the specific English language requirements through the university's official communications.

International students will need to apply for the appropriate student visa to study in the destination country. Basic documents typically include proof of acceptance to the university, evidence of financial sufficiency, and a valid passport. It is important for prospective students to consult the official government resources for the latest visa and documentation requirements.

• Language Specialist
• Cultural Consultant
• Translator/Interpreter
• International Relations Officer
• Educator in Language and Culture
• Content Writer/Editor
• Tourism and Hospitality Professional