Eastern Europe, Russia and Middle and South America Western and Northern Europe ６１ (10 countries) Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia ４２ (16 countries) North America １１４ (2 countries) Japan ７４５ Middle East ３４ (7 countries) Asia ６１９ (19 countries) Africa １０３ (21 countries) Middle and South America ２０ (9 countries) Total 1,748 Alumni (89 countries) Oceania １０ (4 countries) Alumni Distribution As of July 1, 2002

Alumni Demographics 1,748 Male 1,440 Female 308 Total Alumni 639 As of July 1, 2002 Alumni Demographics Male 1,440 Female 308 Total Alumni 1,748 Graduate School of International Relations (MA programs) 1,135 Graduate School of International Management (MBA program) 613 Nationalities of Alumni (Countries in descending order by number of alumni) Indonesia (162), *China (116), U.S.A. (88), India (62), Philippines (52), Thailand (55), Ghana (38), Bangladesh (34), Malaysia (32), Canada (26), U. K. (24), Turkey (20), Korea (16), Pakistan (16), Nepal (14), Tanzania (12), France (11), Uzbekistan (11), Vietnam (11), Kenya (9), Sri Lanka (9), Myanmar (8), Singapore (10), Brazil (7), Bulgaria (7), Germany (7), Mongolia (7), Zambia (7), Italy (6), Romania (6), Sudan (6), Australia (5), Liberia (5), Egypt (5), Ethiopia (5), Taiwan (5), Cambodia (4), Laos (4), Nigeria (4), Norway (4), Colombia (3), Iran (3), Jordan (3), Malawi (3), Spain (3), Venezuela (3), Bhutan (2), Denmark (2), Fiji (2), Hungary (2), Kyrgyz (2), Netherlands (2), New Zealand (2), Peru (2), Poland (2), Russia (2), Senegal (2), Yugoslavia (2), Zimbabwe (2), Argentina, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Bolivia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Democratic Republic of the Congo (former Zaire), Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Eritrea, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Iraq, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Morocco, Papua New Guinea, Seychelles, South Africa, Sweden, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukraine, UAE and Yemen * including Hong Kong (8) (Total 88 countries) Corporate sponsored 639 Japanese 745 Self-sponsored 106 Non-Japanese 1,003

Demographics by Graduate School Graduate School of International Relations (GSIR) (MA programs in International Development and International Relations） 1,135 Japanese 467 Corporate-Sponsored 379 Private 88 Non-Japanese 668 Indonesia (102), China (70), U.S.A. (49), Philippines (37), Thailand (37), Ghana (36), India (25), Bangladesh (24), Malaysia (23), U. K.(17), Canada (15), Pakistan (14), Tanzania (12), Nepal (11), Turkey (11), Kenya (8), Korea (8) , Vietnam (8), France (7), Myanmar (7), Singapore (7), Zambia (7), Sri Lanka (6), Sudan (6), Mongolia (6), Brazil (5), Bulgaria (5), Egypt (5), Liberia (5), Rumania (5), Uzbekistan (5), Cambodia (4), Ethiopia (4), Italy (4), Columbia (3), Germany (3), Iran (3), Nigeria (3), Norway (3), Malawi (3), Jordan (3), Laos (3), Australia (2), Kyrgyz (2), New Zealand (2), Russia (2) , Spain (2), Taiwan (2), Venezuela (2), Zimbabwe (2), Argentina, Barbados, Bhutan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo (former Zaire), Denmark, El Salvador, Eritrea, Fiji, Gabon, Guinea, Hungary, Iraq, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Morocco, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Senegal, Seychelles, South Africa, Sweden, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukraine, U.A.E., Yemen, and Yugoslavia (83 countries) Graduate School of International Management (GSIM) (MBA program) 613 278 260 18 335 Indonesia (60), *China (46), U.S.A. (39), India (37), Thailand (18), Philippines (15), Canada (11), Bangladesh (10), Malaysia (9), Turkey (9), Korea (8), U.K.(7), Uzbekistan (6), France (4), Germany (4), Australia (3), Nepal (3), Singapore (3), Sri Lanka (3), Taiwan (3), Vietnam (3), Brazil (2), Bulgaria (2), Ghana (2), Italy (2), Pakistan (2), Peru (2), Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Bolivia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Fiji, Gambia, Hungary, Kenya, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Rumania, Senegal, Spain, Yugoslavia, and Venezuela *including Hong Kong (8)　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 (49 countries) As of July 1, 2002