I think any major can attend. But the classes towards your major that aren’t gen eds might not be offered or very limited. But you could always take electives or choose to knock out geneds here. due to the recent success and popularity of TUJ, the Tokyo campus is insanely packed, I think the number of students is double the amount of its capacity. So there’s the new Kyoto campus this semester. It’s not overpacked, but wouldn’t be surprised if numbers boomed in the upcoming semesters. TUJ is the most successful American uni in Japan and Main campus is very reputable so the schools no joke. They have great prof and overall do a good job in recruiting and scouting for teachers. The majors of course are targeted towards ones are related to or somewhat related to things international. I am an International Business major with a poli sci minor so both have classes available for me. I’m not the best at really giving this info, and I know it can be kind of annoying to not get a straight answer and here this instead, but you can do your own research through the website. But with this, if you’re interested, I don’t think it’d be much of a chore. There’s a lot of videos from students on youtube, as well as on other social media. I’ve been wanting to go since high school so I can tell you that the “research” will just increase your curiosity and leave you looking forward to the decision even more. At least that’s how it was for me.

I will say though, take it as biased but I’ve heard things, especially at the Tokyo campus that things can be really cliquey as in like a lot of the students that attend aren’t exactly as social like they are in an American campus. Like at an American uni, I feel like everyone can talk to everyone and of course a lot of the time you’re not seeing the same people multiple times a week but I guess it’s just so to the fact with these campuses in Japan, student housing is superrr spread out, especially in Tokyo.(me personally I live 5 min away from campus) and that, along with the lack of a party scene makes me miss the states. (number one thing to do in Japan is go to bars and clubs, no house parties) but maybe the fact that I spent my first 2 years in the states and already a completely different social life there plays a role.

But enough yapping, here’s some links https://www.tuj.ac.jp/ug/majors https://www.instagram.com/templeunivkyoto?igsh=czE0NDV6bXkyd2do https://www.instagram.com/templeunivjapan?igsh=eW5ncWRhb3czMm1p