1. 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

2. 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) ,135
Graduate School of International Management (MBA program)
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

3. 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