DWCLA Campuses

The Imadegawa Campus of Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts is situated in the heart of Kyoto, offering a historic and culturally rich setting for education. This campus is known for its focus on specialized programs and graduate studies, as well as some undergraduate courses. It provides an intimate learning environment with access to the cultural heritage of Kyoto, inspiring students to integrate traditional values with modern education.

• Social Studies: Courses focusing on sociology, psychology, and social welfare, aimed at understanding societal structures and human behavior.
• Education: Programs designed to train future educators with a strong emphasis on pedagogy and child development.
• Music: Offering specialized training in music theory, performance, and history, fostering artistic expression.
• Food Studies and Nutrition: Combining science and culture to study food, health, and dietary practices.
• Graduate Programs: Advanced studies in various fields, providing deeper research opportunities and professional development.

The Imadegawa Campus features historic buildings alongside modern facilities, creating a unique blend of tradition and innovation. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized attention from faculty, and access to extensive resources such as specialized libraries and research centers. The campus also hosts cultural events, workshops, and seminars that enrich the educational experience, encouraging students to engage with the local community and explore Kyoto’s cultural offerings. This campus is dedicated to nurturing well-rounded individuals who are equipped to contribute meaningfully to society through their expertise and cultural awareness, preparing them for leadership roles in their chosen fields.

The Kyotanabe Campus of Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts is a primary hub for academic and cultural education, located in a serene environment conducive to learning. This campus primarily focuses on liberal arts education, fostering critical thinking and a broad understanding of various disciplines. It serves as the main campus for most undergraduate programs and offers a wide range of courses designed to empower women with knowledge and skills for diverse career paths.

• Liberal Arts: A comprehensive program covering humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, encouraging interdisciplinary learning.
• Japanese Language and Literature: Focused on deepening understanding of Japanese culture, language, and literary traditions.
• English Language and Literature: Aimed at enhancing proficiency in English and exploring global literary works.
• Cultural Studies: Examining cultural phenomena and societal trends through a critical lens.
• International Studies: Preparing students for global engagement with courses on international relations and cross-cultural communication.

The campus is equipped with modern facilities, including libraries, lecture halls, and student support centers, ensuring a nurturing environment for academic growth. Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities and community engagement programs to develop leadership and interpersonal skills. The Kyotanabe Campus is dedicated to creating a supportive community where women can thrive academically and personally, preparing them for future challenges in a globalized world. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, allowing students to tailor their education to their interests and career goals, while also providing opportunities for research and practical experience through various projects and internships.