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Keio University

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Website
keio.ac.jp
Founded
1858
Rankings that list it
1 of 13 tracked

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RankingEditionPositionSince last editionTrustWhat it measures
CWUR World University Rankings (Global 2000 List)2026#107No prior editionBResearch, Prestige, Talent
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Overview

Keio University, founded in 1858 by Yukichi Fukuzawa, is Japan's oldest private institution of higher learning. Originally a small school focused on Western studies, it evolved into a university by 1920. Keio emphasizes empirical science and practical learning, aiming to develop honorable character, intellect, and leadership among its students. The university operates multiple campuses, primarily in Tokyo, and serves over 33,000 students from various countries, offering a wide range of graduate programs and research opportunities.

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