1,726students from85countries and EducationResearch Industry-Academa CollaborationHUHospitaHUAumni Assocation500 ii l li iiManagement informationFnancal informationSocal and andFundRead the full interview here.“Messages from graduates”(Japanese Page)Hiroshima UniversityMedical, dental and pharmaceutical studentsHiroshima UniversityUndergraduate studentsOther universities participating in the Top Global University Project Hiroshima University Fact Book>Number of international students(Japanese Page)1,060 students from 66 countries and regions (2014)regions (2023)20Data columnNumber of international students by regionPercentage of students meeting the foreign language proficiency standards set by each university participating in the Top Global University ProjectWhen I first studied abroad through the START program, I experienced setbacks because I had a hard time speaking English. Through friendly competition and hard work, I managed to overcome my setbacks and studied abroad through the GPLP at the University of Nevada, Reno in the United States. I improved my English proficiency proactively and practically. My interactions with my roommate also sparked my interest in sociology. After graduating, I joined the NTT Group as it seemed to let me pursue my dream of “presenting the world to children through English.” In the future, I hope to take advantage of the company’s training program to obtain a higher degree at a graduate school overseas and work in a planning position in the fields of education or human resource development.Ms. WATANABE KyokoNippon Telegraph And Telephone West CorporationIn 10 years since HU’s selection for the Top Global University Project in 2014, the number of international students has increased by 666 to 1,726. In addition, our international students represent a total of 85 countries and regions, making our campus a diverse one.Graduated from the Integrated Arts and Sciences Program, School of Integrated Arts and Sciences14.7%5.9%5.8%6.2%6.3%East AsiaSoutheast AsiaSouth AsiaIndian Ocean RegionWest AfricaCentral AfricaEast AfricaSouth AfricaNorth AfricaRussia(students)20142023200400600＼ ／（%）5045403530252015108001,0001,2001,4001,6001,8002013201420152016201720182019202034.5%30.6%24.8%18.6%16.7%13.5%11.1%8.2%Western EuropeCentral AsiaEastern EuropeNorthern EuropeOceaniaThe Middle EastCentral AmericaSouth AmericaNorth AmericaOther20212022202341.4%38.5%21.6%19.8%45.9%24.0%Global Peace Leadership Program (GPLP)Approximately 24% of undergraduate students and approximately 45.9% of the students from the School of Medicine, the School of Dentistry, and School of Pharmaceutical Sciences have reached a TOEIC® score of 730HU supports students in improving their language skills through a variety of measures, including implementing language skills enhancement courses, setting language proficiency expectations (target values) tailored to each student, and establishing an English learning consultation center called the “Global Commons.” These efforts have proved effective, with the number of students with a TOEIC® score of 730 or above increasing significantly from an average of 672 (2013-2016) to 2,621. Many students are demonstrating their language skills through international exchange activities and volunteer work both on and off campus and have given positive feedback, such as “Learning English has broadened my horizons and the scope of my thinking” and “I want to utilize English to increase opportunities for more exchanges.”See the changes!Hiroshima University
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