Acumen, UTokyo’s Partner in India for “Study in Japan from South Asia” Launches Student Service

With strengths in AI, robotics, green tech, pharma, and healthcare, Japan is opening up opportunities for young Indians to learn, train, and build global careers.

Acumen which is Indian partner of University of Tokyo will launch a new online and personal student service to achieve goals set by Government of Japan.

“Japanese universities offer a diverse range of academic programs, including degree courses taught in English. I would love to see more students from South Asia joining us to experience world-class education, an exciting campus life affordable tuition and a safe, welcoming society. We look forward to working with Acumen to achieve our goal,” said Dr. Kaori Hayashi, Director of UTokyo India Office and Executive Vice President of the University of Tokyo.

With overseas education landscape evolving, Indian students are increasingly looking beyond traditional destinations and Japan is emerging as a choice. Japan offers world-class universities cutting edge research opportunities cultural richness and strong career pathways for international graduates.

Adrian Mutton, Founder & CEO, Acumen said: “India–Japan ties have never been stronger. Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Japan has unlocked a landmark $68 billion investment pledge, aligned with India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision. For young Indians, this is more than diplomacy, it’s an open door to an exciting future. Japan, a world leader in AI, robotics, advanced manufacturing, green technologies, pharma and healthcare, is creating new opportunities for globally skilled talent. For India’s students, the chance to learn, train, and build careers in these cutting-edge sectors has never been greater. Two knowledge economies are coming together, and Indian students can be at the heart of this defining new chapter.”