The University of Tokyo has a total of 10 Faculties. A key feature of the undergraduate education is that the first two years (referred to as the Junior Division) are devoted to the acquisition of fundamental skills necessary for further study. Then in their final two years of undergraduate education (referred to as the Senior Division), after enrolling in their chosen Faculty, students can pursue their fields of specialization with confidence.

The University of Tokyo has 15 Graduate Schools that offer distinctive education and research opportunities. As a multifaceted university possessing graduate schools specialized in diverse fields, UTokyo provides a broad-ranging, highly specialized education system for fostering scholars and professionals with a high level of expertise. For detailed information on the Graduate Schools, visit their respective pages.

The University of Tokyo encompasses a number of affiliated institutes and other organizations that act as the principal bases for research in their respective fields. Committed to educating and training people of exceptional talent, these organizations fulfill their roles as graduate-level educational institutions within the University while also utilizing research findings for the benefit of society.