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Keio by the Numbers
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* As of June, 2022
Basic Information
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Student-to-Faculty Ratio
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→Around 200,000 visitors to the Mita Festival
(Largest-scale university festival in Japan; held partially on-site in 2021)
Rankings
(National)
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According to the 2023 University Ranking
(Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc.) -
According to the 2023 University Ranking
(Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc.)
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→Highest level of investment in its libraries
in Japan (Private Universities)According to the 2023 University Ranking
(Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc.) -
→Highest number of university-based
startups (Private Universities)According to the 2023 University Ranking
(Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc.)
Rankings
(International)
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According to the 2022 Times Higher Education Rankings
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According to the 2022 Nature Index Annual Tables
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According to the 2023 QS World
University Rankings -
According to the 2022 QS University
Rankings by Subject
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According to the 2022 QS University
Rankings by Subject -
According to the 2022 QS University
Rankings by Subject
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According to the 2019 QS Graduate
Employability Rankings
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→Among Japanese universities in
Eduniversal Business Schools Rankings
(5 Palms of Excellence)According to the 2020 Eduniversal Business
Schools Rankings
Alumni
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Prime Ministers
(Tsuyoshi Inukai*, Ryutaro Hashimoto,
Junichiro Koizumi)
*Enrolled for four years at Keio University before it became a comprehensive educational institution with colleges and secondary and elementary schools in 1898 -
Astronauts
(Chiaki Mukai, Akihiko Hoshide)
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For CEOs of
companies listed on the First Section of
the Tokyo Stock ExchangeAccording to the 2023 University Ranking
(Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc.)
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