Find the most comprehensive list of top Cultural Heritage in Japan for 2025. Our selection is tailored to help you excel in your chosen field with the best educational institutions.
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Bachelor in Japanese Literature
Kokugakuin University
Japan
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Humanities, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
Through wide-ranging studies of literature, languages, writing, manners, and customs from ancient times to the present, the culture and spirit of the Japanese people are examined from many different perspectives. The department aims to contribute to the development of research and study of Japanese culture, thereby developing human resources which can disseminate Japan’s unique culture to the world.
Bunka Gakuen University (Bunka Gakuen Daigaku (BWU))
Japan
Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences
Bachelor's Degree
Students will be immediate assets by training practically in "the Hospitality Training Room", which offer equipment and facilities that are also used in the working field. It is compulsory for students to acquire the basic knowledge of the international community and the language skills that is the key in understanding different cultures. We aim to train hospitality and communication skills in order to be able to work with people all over the world.
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage, International Relations
Bachelor's Degree
Those who desire to study Japan from an international perspective so become global leaders with a deep understanding of Japan, or who seek to contribute to the advancement of multilingual and multicultural societies in Japan and elsewhere. The School of Japan Studies offers the opportunity to study and discover Japan comprehensively and from international perspectives.
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
Under the motto of “exploring cultures through a hands-on approach,” this department engages in cultural research activities that extend beyond the campus. Students study Japanese culture from diverse angles and deepen their understanding through hands-on experiences in one of the four domains of Language, Literature, Thought & Art, and Society & Folklore.
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
Since its inception, the Department of Chinese Studies has consistently emphasized practical Chinese education. As a first goal, we set the acquisition of Chinese that is useful in changing China’s social situation, economy, and culture. We also foster specialists who can be successful in the international field.
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
The Department of Japanese Literature and Culture offers a curriculum with numerous elective courses that students can choose according to their interests. The courses include classical and modern literature, traditional culture, theater, movies, and animation.
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Philosophy, Humanities, Cultural Heritage, Modern Literature, Literature, Art History
Bachelor's Degree
International Liberal Arts is foundational at SILA and permeates every aspect of the curriculum. Liberal arts colleges, though global in scope, are small in scale. We are a learning community where classes are small and the relationship between teachers and students is close. With the exception of Japanese Expression, Career Design, and some classes in the Teacher Certificate program, all the classes are taught in English. The educational curriculum of Miyazaki International College consists of General Education Courses, Language Courses, Study Abroad Courses, Specialized Courses, Career Education Courses, Senior Thesis and Optional Courses. Courses are developed in accordance with the following principles: Classes conducted through active learning enable every student to practice and develop critical thinking skills By studying the cultures of Japan and other countries through a broad range of liberal arts courses, students will learn how to compare, analyze, and value different cultures Students practice identifying and solving problems through specialization in their chosen research areas and through the development of individual research projects Language courses (“Japanese Expression”, “Studies in Japanese Expression” and “English”) serve the purpose of developing a solid proficiency in the Japanese language and complementing and enhancing the English language proficiency that is foundational for global citizenship Courses shall offer students opportunities to acquire ICT knowledge and skills, and the ability to employ ICT in the use of the e-Portfolio system and presentations, etc.
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
Students study and have personal experience of Japanese history, thought, religion, art, etc., in order to understand Japanese culture as one's own inheritance and source of being. By becoming aware of the source of one's personality, students can deepen their understanding of international society and different cultures.
Bachelor of International Liberal Arts: Japan Studies
International College of Liberal Arts - Yamanashi Gakuin University
Japan
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Humanities, Cultural Heritage, International Relations
Bachelor's Degree
For many observers and visitors, Japan is one of the most intriguing countries on earth. For them, Japan offers a vast variety of exhilarating and sometimes puzzling experiences that often give rise to many questions. Japan Studies endeavors to answer most, if not all, of them. Japanologists understand their field as an interdisciplinary project that engages with all aspects of Japanese culture, history, and society. Many students and scholars investigate these topics in relation to historical and present-day events in East-Asia and the West. Such an approach relates their study and research not only to other disciplines but also to other nations, civilizations, and geographic areas.
Program in Life Sciences and Culture (Master’s Program)
Showa Women's University
Japan
Cultural Heritage, Sociology, Anthropology, Biology
Master's Degree
Students explore indigenous cultures of the world, including courses in history, folklore, geography, archeology, art history, cultural assets studies, and others. They engage in fieldwork such as the excavation of Suwahara in Yamanashi, research on the Toshodai-ji documents, and the research and preservation of cultural heritage sites in Vietnam.
Based on the perspectives of mature socialization and multicultural coexistence, we will discover and analyze unique problems related to the area from the perspectives of history and culture inherited by the region and tourism where people interact.
Master's Program in Japanese Literature and Calligraphic Culture
Shikoku University
Japan
Literature, Art History, Linguistics, History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Master's Degree
The Master's Program in Japanese Literature and Calligraphic Culture has a curriculum combining literature, the voice of the spirit, and calligraphy, the graphical expression of the spirit. The program develops practical researchers and research-oriented practitioners who can play a leading role in responding to an era of spirituality, internationalization, and lifelong learning.
History, Anthropology, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage, International Relations
Master's Degree
The Graduate School of International Cultural Studies has established a "mutual understanding of cultural diversity and coexistence and creation of cultures" as an educational philosophy and has established the purpose of education and research to foster a global sense and respect and create local history and culture. it was done. "International Cultural Studies" is an interdisciplinary study of human "culture" from various aspects. Therefore, the staff of this graduate school is faculty members with various specialized fields such as philosophy, history, political science, literature, language, anthropology, sociology, economics, pedagogy, regional studies, design studies, and tourism town planning. I have it. We look forward to working with you to explore the international challenges of culture and the discovery and creation of local culture in the new era, with a global perspective and local awareness of issues.
Literature, Linguistics, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Humanities, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
The Department offers courses in Japanese language and literature, from classical literature (e.g., Manyoshu, the Tale of Genji, and Heike Monogatari) to contemporary literature (e.g., works of Soseki Natsume, Haruki Murakami, Shuntaro Tanikawa). The Department also provides various courses such as courses in Media, on Child literature, and on Performance.
Master’s program of the Graduate School of Letters
Chuo University
Japan
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Philosophy, Humanities, Cultural Heritage
Master's Degree
The Master’s program of the Graduate School of Letters is based on a curriculum that packages lectures and seminars, with the aim of providing guidance to graduate students to enable them to study basic specialist knowledge in their particular fields. The School offers an optimal environment for carrying out research, as it provides libraries and seminar rooms for each major, as well as highly individualized guidance for the students.
Bachelor in International Fashion and Culture Studies
Bunka Gakuen University (Bunka Gakuen Daigaku (BWU))
Japan
Foreign Languages and Literatures, Fashion Design, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
Students learn fashion from the basic as well English. In order to develop talents who can succeed on the global stage as well as in the fashion industry, the department conducts unique education based on practical curriculum including study abroad program, the fashion show and the graduation event.
Journalism, Sociology, Anthropology, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage, International Relations, Communication
Bachelor's Degree
A major theme of work of the Faculty is "symbiosis" between people of different cultures, ideologies, and languages by deepening exchange with people from all over the world as globalization gathers pace in the world of the 21st century.
History, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage
Bachelor's Degree
The goal is for students to become familiar with and understand the cultural foundation of European-American life, culture, and history, mastering the necessary knowledge and information to be able to contribute positively to international society.
Sociology, History, Social Policy, Humanities, Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, Journalism, Political Science, Anthropology, Communication
Master's Degree
We strive to cultivate students to become high-level professionals with investigative and collaborative skills, and the communication skills necessary in modern society. The Studies in Contemporary Society program is composed of two courses. The information communication specialty deepens theoretical and practical analysis skills regarding various problems related to the information communication that forms the basis of modern society. Also, we support students who are working adults who aim to increase their qualifications by acquiring information education qualifications or IT passport qualifications or becoming information processing experts or fundamental information technology engineers. These career enhancements are becoming increasingly important as IT continues to rapidly progress. Studies in Contemporary SocietyThe clinical sociology program conducts research about clinical sociology related to contemporary life and death and gender. By conducting research to help eliminate violence towards women and children and to support the victims while this violence is being eradicated, by understanding the culture and customs connected to birth and burial of the dead, and by deepening insight into human existence, we aim to train our students to become graduates who have the clinical skills to offer better support and care to others, and the skills to investigate and analyze social structure, consciousness, and conditions. Both courses aim to cultivate students to become higher-level professionals with clinical and communication skills, who strive to work together with the specialized academic and professional fields demanded by modern society.
Cultural Heritage is a field of study that focuses on preserving and promoting the tangible and intangible aspects of human culture. Students in this field explore the history, traditions, artifacts, and customs of different societies, learning how to safeguard and celebrate our shared heritage for future generations.
In Japan, higher education is highly esteemed, with a strong focus on academic excellence and research. Universities and Business Schools offer a wide range of accredited degrees, from Bachelors to Ph.D.s, catering to students at different stages of their academic and professional journey. Japanese education emphasizes discipline, innovation, and global perspectives, preparing students for success in a competitive global market.
