Keio University School of Medicine
WDOMS ID: F0001056 Japan Tokyo
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About Keio University School of Medicine
Keio University School of Medicine is a private medical school in Tokyo, Japan, listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools under the identifier F0001056. Instruction began in 1917, so the school has been teaching medicine for about 109 years, which makes it one of the longer-established schools in the country. It is academically affiliated to Clinical Facilities:.
The qualification awarded is the Gakushi (Igaku), over a curriculum of 6 years, taught in Japanese. The directory lists 2 programmes or tracks leading to a medical degree here. On entry requirements the directory records: "Admission follows completion of secondary education." An entrance examination is required. Foreign students are admitted, according to the directory entry.
Japan has 82 medical schools in the directory, 9 of them in Tokyo.
TrustMBBS holds 2 student reviews of Keio University School of Medicine; the longest and most detailed appear first below.
Before you apply: five checks for this college
- Confirm the World Directory entry F0001056 yourself at wdoms.org; the entry describes the school as it reported itself, not its recognition anywhere.
- Ask the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare whether the school is currently recognised and whether its graduates are being registered this year.
- Ask your own home regulator, in writing, whether a degree from Keio University School of Medicine is accepted for licensing at home (for Indian students: the NMC requires the whole course, internship included, at the same institution).
- Get the fee schedule and admission letter from the school's own office, not from an agent, and pay only to the school's account.
- Search the agent, consultancy or website you are dealing with on the fraud alerts page before paying anything.
Questions students ask about Keio University School of Medicine
Is Keio University School of Medicine recognised?
It is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (F0001056). A listing means the school exists and reported its programme; whether a degree from it is accepted where you intend to practise is decided by that country's regulator, so ask the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and your home regulator directly.
Is Keio University School of Medicine a government or private college?
The directory records it as a private institution, affiliated to Clinical Facilities:.
How long is the medical course at Keio University School of Medicine and in what language?
The curriculum runs 6 years. Teaching is in Japanese. The qualification is the Gakushi (Igaku).
When was Keio University School of Medicine established?
The World Directory records 1917 as the year instruction began.
How do I contact Keio University School of Medicine directly?
Address: 35 Shinano-Machi Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8582 Japan. Phone: +81 (3) 3353 1211. Use these official contacts for fees and admission; do not rely on numbers given by an agent.
What do students say about Keio University School of Medicine?
TrustMBBS has 2 student reviews of the college. Read them in the reviews section below and weigh detailed, dated reviews more than one-line ones.
Can an agent get me a seat at Keio University School of Medicine?
Admission is decided by the college after its entrance examination, and fees are paid to the college. An agent can fill in forms; an agent cannot create a seat, and anyone promising a "confirmed" or "management" seat for a fee is describing a scam pattern documented on this site.
Country
Japan
City
Tokyo
WDOMS ID
F0001056
What we can confirm
- Listed in the WHO World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS ID F0001056) — you can verify this independently on wdoms.org rather than take any agent's word for it.
- 2 rated student reviews on file here, averaging 5.0★ — read the full text below before deciding.
Verify before you pay anyone
- Only a handful of reviews are on file so far — enough for a first impression, not enough to generalise. Try to speak directly with more than one current student before deciding.
- Recognition and licensing rules change over time. Re-check the current NMC-eligible colleges list and this country's regulations for Japan yourself before paying anything.
- Never pay an agent or "seat reservation" fee in cash, or before you have a signed offer letter directly from the university.
- A guaranteed admission, a discounted "management quota" seat, or pressure to decide within 24 hours are classic pressure tactics — slow down and verify independently.
- Confirm the medium of instruction, hostel/food costs, and total multi-year fee in writing from the university itself, not only from an agent's brochure.
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Official WDOMS details
As listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools — programme structure, contact details, and status. Not student opinion; see reviews below for that.
- School Type
- Private
- Year Instruction Started
- 1917
- Operational Status
- Currently operational
- School Website(s)
- In Japanese In English
- Address
- 35 Shinano-Machi Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8582 Japan
- Phone Number(s)
- +81 (3) 3353 1211
- Qualification Title
- Gakushi (Igaku)
- Year Instruction Began
- 1917
- Curriculum Duration
- 6 years
- Language of Instruction
- Japanese
- Prerequisite Education
- Admission follows completion of secondary education.
- Foreign Students
- Foreign students are admitted
- Genders Admitted
- Both men and women are admitted
- Entrance Exam
- An entrance exam is required
School Contact
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Current Programs This school offers more than one program or track leading to a medical degree. Qualification Title: Gakushi (Igaku) Year Instruction Began: 1917 Curriculum Last Revised: Curriculum Duration: 6 years Language of Instruction: Japanese Year Ended: Prerequisite Education: Admission follows completion of secondary education. Foreign Students: Foreign students are admitted Genders Admitted: Both men and women are admitted Entrance Exam: An entrance exam is required Tuition Paid By: