Career Development

TUJ’s Career Development Office assists students in developing skills necessary to identify the best career path before graduation. Services include individual career counseling, group seminars on job-hunting strategies, guidance on available internships, on-campus career fairs, resume writing workshops, interviewing techniques, and more.

Career Development Program

TUJ provides a tailored development program to all students looking for full-time employment after graduation. This program consists of a series of group seminars, individual counseling, distribution of useful materials, and on-campus career fairs. Students who keep up with this program will be prepared for job hunting in Japan.

Seminars and Workshops

The Career Development Office holds many useful seminars and workshops that equip students with the skills necessary for the unique Japanese system of "shukatsu (job-hunting)".

Individual Career Counseling

One-on-one career counseling gives students the personalized advice and support they need to successfully achieve their career goals.

Company Information Session

Companies are invited to TUJ throughout the year to hold information sessions about their company and the industry they operate in.

On-Campus Career Fairs

Each year, TUJ invites representatives from 15 to 20 Japanese and foreign companies to meet with current students and alumni to discuss career opportunities. Attending companies are eager to meet promising students who can add to the strength of their organizations. The career fair also gives students and alumni the opportunity to speak with company representatives, discover what kind of employees companies are looking for, and practice interview skills.

Employment Status of Graduates

Graduates of spring, summer, and fall, 2023

Status as of August 2024

ALL GRADUATES

Total Number of Graduates: 297 (100%)

A. Employed full-time or searching for full-time employment (B+C): 177 (72.2%)

B. Employed full-time: 171 (89.1%)

C. Searching for full-time employment: 6 (3.1%)

Employment Rate:

96.6%

(Employed full time (B) ÷ Employed full-time or searching for full-time employment (A) × 100)

Breakdown of Other Categories

Employed part-time: 15 (7.8%)
Continuing education: 37 (15.1%)
Others: 16 (6.5%)

Shown above: Total number of status reported: 245 (82.5%)

Unknown: 52 (17.5%)

(August, 2024 data)

Note:

Status report is voluntary, not mandatory
The great number of nationalities of the TUJ student body results in diverse choices after graduation
As the educational system at TUJ is American, some figures are not equivalent to those of typical Japanese universities
For every proportion we are rounding to the nearest 10th decimal point.

Undergraduate

Career Development