Why not come to UTokyo and reach your PEAK potential?
PEAK, Programs in English at Komaba, welcomes people who aspire to be young leaders with extensive knowledge in various fields as well as communication and problem-solving skills. PEAK is a Bachelor of Liberal Arts program based on the traditional liberal arts curriculum treasured by the University. No prior knowledge of Japanese is required, but compulsory Japanese language courses are included in the curriculum.
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FAQ
Can I apply to PEAK and the other screenings to the University of Tokyo?
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Applicants may NOT have multiple applications to the University of Tokyo being considered at the same time. This includes all other undergraduate entrance examinations or other forms of screening administered by the University of Tokyo.
For example, cases that are NOT acceptable:
Applying to the Special Class 1 or 2 Screening for 2025 April enrollment and the PEAK program for 2025 September enrollment
Applying to the general admissions for 2025 April enrollment and the PEAK program for 2025 September enrollment
Cases that are acceptable:
Applying to the PEAK program for September 2025 enrollment
and to the Special Class 1 or 2 Screening for April 2026 enrollment
Applying to the PEAK program for September 2025 enrollment
and to general admissions for April 2026 enrollment
Please note that students accepted under the Class 1 or 2 Screenings or general admissions are expected to take courses offered primarily in Japanese, while students admitted through PEAK are expected to take courses offered primarily in English.
Will I have to travel to Japan to be interviewed?
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No, there is no need to travel to Japan during the admissions process. The interviews will be conducted online.
