HomeConsortiums with Overseas Universities
An international network of universities worldwide. Activities include student exchange, research collaboration, and staff development/training.
A consortium of Japanese and Swedish universities working together in research, education, and innovation.
A Japan–U.S. semiconductor collaboration involving five universities in Japan and six universities in the United States, supported by partner companies (Micron Technology and Tokyo Electron). Through a five-year initiative (2023–2028), the program aims to develop a talent-development hub for semiconductors and strengthen research and development.
A framework to promote dialogue and collaboration on higher education and international cooperation between Asia and Africa.
University Presidents for Peace Conference
Led by Hiroshima University, this international conference brings together university presidents from around the world to deepen collaboration and to discuss human resource development as well as the roles universities should play toward achieving global peace and a sustainable society.
Presidents from eight Arab universities and institutions across six countries met to discuss the role of universities in advancing global peace and sustainability.
Marking 80 years since the atomic bombing, presidents from 12 universities across 9 countries/regions gathered to discuss the role of universities in peace and sustainability.
Twelve universities from 11 countries participated. These institutions jointly implement international exchange programs—centered on student mobility—under the “Inter-University Exchange Project,” a MEXT-funded initiative.
University presidents from leading African institutions met to discuss the role of universities in advancing global peace and sustainability.
Presidents from 10 universities across 7 countries/regions gathered to discuss the role of universities in peace and sustainability.
International Alumni Network
Hiroshima University promotes networking among former international students after they return to their home countries through overseas alumni associations. The University also works to strengthen collaboration and human networks between alumni and Hiroshima University.
A list of Hiroshima University’s overseas alumni networks (alumni associations) is available.
This alumni organization was incorporated locally in 2022. It carries out innovative activities that go beyond conventional alumni association frameworks, including industry–academia–government collaboration and business support.
International Exchange Agreements
You can view the latest list of university-level and department-level international exchange agreements concluded by Hiroshima University, as well as the number of agreements by country/region.
Hiroshima University's Overseas Bases
Information is provided on Hiroshima University’s overseas centers around the world, including their locations and key activities.
List of Courtesy Calls
A list of records and news is available, covering visits to Hiroshima University by overseas universities and government agencies, as well as visits by Hiroshima University executives to overseas institutions.
Joint Education and Research Facilities on Campus (International Office)
Established in October 2018 to enhance Japanese language and culture education both on and off campus, promote student exchange with overseas partners, and advance the development of a global campus.
Established in 2022 to lead the University’s globalization efforts and build a global hub for practical research and human resource development that contributes to international society through the international deployment of Society 5.0.
Established in 2024 to expand the global campus and promote “international co-creation” through collaboration among industry, academia, and government, while engaging in education and research and developing the people who will lead these efforts.
