神戸大学
Kobe University
兵庫県 神戸市灘区
Kobe University is a national university located in 兵庫県, ranked #403 in the QS World University Rankings and with about 1306 international students.
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QS ranking
403
Toyo Keizai
10
THE Asia
172
Intl ratio
6.7%
Overseas partners
368
Foreign faculty
6.7%
Employment
89.1%
Enrolled intl students
- Mainland China 674
- Indonesia 59
- Korea 46
- Vietnam 24
- Bangladesh 22
- Malaysia 21
+63 countries/regions
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Faculties
Graduate schools
Admissions summary (2025)
applicants
42
admitted
7
enrolled
2
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Key facts
- Kobe University is a national university located in 兵庫県神戸市灘区.
- Kobe University is ranked #403 in the QS World University Rankings and #601 in the THE World University Rankings.
- Kobe University hosts about 1306 international students.
- Kobe University offers 4 faculties and 8 admission programs.
- Kobe University includes Kobe, 法学研究科, 理学研究科, 農学研究科, 経営学研究科, 経済学研究科 and 1 more.
- Kobe University has an employment rate of about 89.1%.
- In Kobe University's international-student admissions, there were about 42 applicants, about 7 admitted, and about 2 enrolled (2025).
FAQ
Where is Kobe University located?
Kobe University is a national university located in 兵庫県神戸市灘区.
What is Kobe University's world ranking?
Kobe University is ranked #403 in the QS World University Rankings and #601 in the THE World University Rankings.
How many international students study at Kobe University?
Kobe University hosts about 1306 international students.
What faculties does Kobe University have?
Kobe University includes Kobe, 法学研究科, 理学研究科, 農学研究科, 経営学研究科, 経済学研究科 and 1 more.
What is the employment rate at Kobe University?
Kobe University has an employment rate of about 89.1%.
Sources: each university's public disclosures