Explore the foundations of law and justice in Tokyo, a city where tradition and modern legal frameworks intersect.
Explore the foundations of law and justice in Tokyo, a city where tradition and modern legal frameworks intersect.
The Law programme in Tokyo introduces students aged 15–18 to the principles of jurisprudence and the role of law in society. You’ll explore legal systems, landmark cases, and the philosophical underpinnings of justice, developing the ability to think critically and present reasoned arguments.
Studying in Tokyo provides the chance to reflect on how legal traditions evolve within global contexts. Japan’s unique legal system, blending influences from both Western and Eastern jurisprudence, offers a comparative perspective that enriches classroom discussions and deepens your understanding of law in practice.
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We offer two types of programmes:
- Academic Insights – includes 40 hours of tuition over two weeks, combining theory- and practical-based sessions, workshops, guest speaker events, and one-to-one tutorials. Class sizes are small, with an average of 7 students. - Career Insights – includes 45 hours of tuition over two weeks, with a focus on applied learning through classes, workshops, individual coaching sessions, and industry field visits.
Our tutors are used to teaching undergraduate students who have travelled from all over the world. They are delighted to support students who do not have English as a first language. However, we recommend that participants have a minimum English level of B2 to benefit from the programmes' academic nature fully.
Students are supervised by their subject tutor during class times, and by dedicated mentors during their free time. Students will be part of a mentor family, which is a group of around 7-10 participants attending the programme in the same college but studying a variety of subjects. They are led by their mentor, a current undergraduate at the host university, who is there to answer any questions they may have about the programme or life at university. Mentors form the core of our pastoral care and are on hand to help participants throughout the programme.
Travel to and from the programme is not included in the participation fee. However, we offer shared airport transfer service options for all our programmes. Please find more information on airport transfers here
Programme insurance is not included in the standard participation fee. However, we do offer additional comprehensive summer school insurance for any programme you choose. Our programme consultants are happy to provide more information during a complimentary consultation
Yes, all participants receive a certificate of completion and a detailed personal evaluation written by their tutors.
Depending on the country you are travelling from and the location of your chosen programme, you may need a visa. Please check the specific entry requirements for each destination where Immerse programmes are held: - Singapore: Do I need a visa to attend Immerse in Singapore? - Canada: Do I need a visa to attend Immerse in Canada? - USA: Do I need a visa to attend Immerse in the USA? - UK: Do I need a visa to attend Immerse in the UK? - Australia: Do I need a visa to attend Immerse in Australia?
