Bachelor in English Track Program International Relations

Tuition fees are 1,250,000 JPY per year.

The English Track Program International Relations is a four-year bachelor's program at Tokyo International University in Saitama, Japan, taught in English, with entry each April / September. Offered through the university's E-Track alongside majors in Business Economics and Digital Business and Innovation, the International Relations major covers the study of international politics, diplomacy, global institutions, and the economic and security relationships between states. Undergraduate students typically combine coursework in political science, economics, and history with courses focused specifically on international relations theory and current global affairs. Tokyo International University describes its E-Track as a set of degree programs taught entirely in English, with majors offered in Business Economics, Digital Business and Innovation, and International Relations. The university states that its E-Track draws students from 100 countries and faculty from around the world, and that no prior Japanese language experience is required to enroll, since students can take university Japanese courses ranging from beginner to advanced alongside their degree. The university also states that scholarships reducing the tuition fee by up to 100 percent are available to E-Track students. Graduates of an international relations major commonly pursue careers in diplomacy, international organizations, government service, journalism, or international business, and some continue into graduate study in political science or international affairs. Admission requires an English test score meeting the minimum indicated in the application guidelines, along with document screening and a short essay. Because the program is taught in English over four years, international students can complete a full undergraduate degree in international relations while based in Saitama, with pre-arrival admission procedures available to ease the transition to Japan.