As many young people go on to university, questions arise about which university to choose, what to study, and how to apply that knowledge to life. The author, currently the president of the university, accurately assesses the current state of universities and provides concrete answers to these pressing questions. This is a guide to modern universities that will be useful not only for high school students aiming for university, parents of受験生, and teachers, but also for university students themselves. Content Description The nature of university education is changing dramatically. Why do we go to university? This book addresses the fundamental questions of the meaning of universities and academics, which university to choose, what to study, and how to apply that knowledge to life. It provides appropriate advice for those who are about to enter university and those who are currently studying. Table of Contents 1. Aiming for University 2. University Students Today 3. Various Aspects of Student Life 4. What is a University? 5. Learning at University 6. The Exit of University 7. The So-called Academic Society 8. What to Study at University Author Introduction Mikio Sumiya [SUMIYA Mikio] Born in Tokyo in 1916. Graduated from the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo in 1941. Worked for Manshu Seitetsu Co., Ltd. After the war, he returned to Japan and became an assistant at the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo in 1946, later becoming a professor and dean. From 1977, he was a professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Shinshu University, and dean of the Faculty of Economics, and is currently the president of Tokyo Woman's Christian University. Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo, Doctor of Economics. *This is the introduction information of the author, editor, translator, supervisor, illustrator, etc. published in the book. Library: C