About Kanazawa University
Kanazawa University’s origins date back to a smallpox vaccination centre established by the Kaga Clan in 1862. It is the third oldest university in Japan, founded in 1949, and one of the Hokuriku region’s major institutions of higher education. Today, it comprises three colleges, 16 schools, five graduate schools, a university hospital, a cancer research institute and other units.
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Key statistics
- 5.9Percentage of International Students(1)
- 8.3No. of students per staff(1)
- 9,918Number of Students(1)
- ¥2,888Finance per Student (¥000s)(1)
- 36 : 64Student Ratio of Females to Males(2)
Based on data collected for the (1) 2018 Japan University Rankings and (2) 2018 World University Rankings
Subjects taught at Kanazawa University
Arts & humanities
Clinical, pre-clinical & health
Social sciences
Engineering & technology
Psychology
Physical sciences
Law
Business & Economics
Life sciences
Education
Computer Science
