Nagoya University (NU) was first founded in 1871 as a temporary hospital and medical school. Throughout its history, NU has maintained a free and vibrant academic culture. Conducting research and education on all aspects of human beings, society, and nature, the University pursues its goal of contributing to the well-being and happiness of humankind. Nagoya University's fundamental objective is to cultivate leaders with genuine courage and intellect. Aiming to foster highly-educated and internationally-minded individuals, Nagoya University offers its “G30 International Programs,” an array of undergraduate and graduate programs in Science, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Humanities. All courses are taught in English by Japanese and international faculty members. Students will receive a high-quality education at one of Japan’s top research universities, enriched by international experiences, while experiencing the local society and culture.