Kanazawa University

Programme overview

The Division of Law and Politics (Master’s Course) at Kanazawa University is a graduate programme within the Graduate School of Law, established in 1971. It is structured around seminars and guided study under members of the Faculty of Law to strengthen students' understanding of legal and public affairs.

What you'll study

Study is seminar-centred and supervised by faculty in the Faculty of Law, with an emphasis on deepening understanding of legal and political subjects. The programme description highlights integration of legal and public-affairs topics rather than listing discrete modules.

Entry requirements

The programme publishes specific application guidelines; the site references "Guidelines for Applicants for Special Examination in English" for October 2025, April 2026, and October 2026 admissions. Prospective applicants should consult those guidelines for details on examinations and eligibility. The site also includes information intended for Japanese students and international students with particular circumstances related to study in the United States.

Career prospects

The programme aims to deepen legal and public-affairs expertise, preparing graduates for roles that require advanced understanding of law and politics. Exact career outcomes are not detailed on the source page; typical directions would include further research, legal-related professions, public service, or roles in policy and administration.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No specific scholarships or funding details are provided on the programme page. Applicants should review the university's central scholarship and funding information or contact the Graduate School of Law for current opportunities and guidance.