International University of Health And Welfare

International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) is a private university in Japan specializing in medicine, welfare, and health, established in 1995. As one of the first comprehensive universities in Japan focusing on health and welfare, IUHW is committed to cultivating highly specialized medical and welfare professionals with an international perspective to address the growing global health needs. With multiple campuses throughout Japan, the university offers a comprehensive education system from undergraduate to doctoral levels, making it a leading educational institution in the field. IUHW's teaching is characterized by its interdisciplinary and comprehensive education and its emphasis on practical learning. The university offers a wide range of majors, including medicine, nursing, rehabilitation therapy, radiology, clinical laboratory science, pharmacy, and health and welfare studies, covering a broad spectrum of the healthcare field. Equipped with advanced teaching facilities and simulation laboratories, and with affiliated hospitals and welfare facilities, the university provides students with valuable clinical practice and internship opportunities. Furthermore, IUHW actively promotes international exchange and cooperation, attracting students and researchers from around the world and creating a diverse learning environment. In terms of campus culture, IUHW emphasizes cultivating students' teamwork skills and humanistic spirit. The university encourages students to participate in various club activities and volunteer services to enhance their overall qualities. For international students, the university offers a range of support services, including Japanese language tutoring, living assistance, and career guidance, to help them better adapt to studying and living in Japan. IUHW is committed to cultivating healthcare leaders who can play a significant role on the global stage and contribute to the cause of human health and well-being.