School of Commerce
The School of Commerce provides a stage for students to give their best performance
The School of Commerce originated in 1905 as the “Department of Commerce”. Like its contemporaries founded during the same era, it has been a pioneer in groundbreaking research and education relating to commerce in Japan. During the Taisho era (1912–1926), the School of Commerce established an accounting department to train accountants (currently known as “certified public accountants”), and became famous as a specialty school for accounting. Even now, the School of Commerce still boasts some of the most experienced teachers in Japan and is one of Japan's leaders in developing education and research standards for marketing, accounting, and other fields. In 2020, the School of Commerce moved to Kanda Campus in the center of Tokyo.
The School of Commerce is a learning environment in which students can study the mechanisms that make up a business, whether it’s people, goods, money, or information. By gaining a fundamental understanding of basic business practices, students are able to develop practical reasoning skills based on logic and international perspectives through our curriculum’s focus on “Sustainable Development Goals”. Also known as SDGs, this business concept emphasizes the value of sustainability and diversity. We make it a priority to instill these values in each student, for we believe that students who value sustainability and diversity will go on to create a better tomorrow.
The School of Commerce is a learning environment in which students can study the mechanisms that make up a business, whether it’s people, goods, money, or information. By gaining a fundamental understanding of basic business practices, students are able to develop practical reasoning skills based on logic and international perspectives through our curriculum’s focus on “Sustainable Development Goals”. Also known as SDGs, this business concept emphasizes the value of sustainability and diversity. We make it a priority to instill these values in each student, for we believe that students who value sustainability and diversity will go on to create a better tomorrow.
