| 1965 | Established as the University of International Business and Commerce by Taizo Kaneko Inaugurated as a 4-year single-department college (Department of Business and Commerce, School of Business and Commerce) Pledges relationship with Willamette University (U.S.A.) Commences WU summertime overseas seminar |
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| 1969 | Reaches sister school ties with WU |
| 1971 | Establishes the "Judge Thornton Self Improvement Award" |
| 1973 | Establishes Parents' Association Commences WU extension campus program (current Japan Studies Program) |
| 1974 | Establishes an Alumni Association |
| 1976 | Establishes the School of International Studies and Human Relations |
| 1977 | Commences the WU springtime overseas seminar (current University of Arizona seminar) Establishes a Mutual Aid Association |
| 1979 | Establishes an International Exchange Center Establishes a Student Counseling Office |
| 1981 | Reaches an exchange agreement with the University of Washington and Southern Oregon State College Commences a Europe summertime overseas seminar (current Bath University seminar) |
| 1982 | Opens Campus 2, to where the School of International Studies and Human Relations is transferred |
| 1983 | Establishes an Information Processing Center |
| 1984 | Establishes a master's program in the Graduate School of International Relations |
| 1985 | Celebrates its 20th anniversary |
| 1986 | Changes name to Tokyo International University Establishes a master's program in the Graduate School of Business and Commerce and in the Graduate School of Sociology Reaches an exchange agreement with Shanxi University (China) |
| 1987 | Opens a Japanese-language school attached to TIU Taizo Kaneko, founder of TIU, passed away Vice President Yasuo Kaneko takes over as President |
| 1988 | Establishes a doctoral program in the Graduate School of Business and Commerce (doctoral course) |
| 1989 | Establishes the School of Economics and the Department of Management and Information Science in the School of Business and Commerce Opens the Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) in Salem, Oregon Commences the TIUA study program |
| 1990 | Celebrates the 25th anniversary of international exchange Introduces a multimedia network system |
| 1992 | Reaches an exchange agreement with Kyung Hee University (South Korea) and the University of Konstanz (Germany) |
| 1993 | Commences an Australia overseas seminar (current Griffith University seminar) |
| 1994 | Reaches an exchange agreement with Vaxjo University (Sweden) Establishes a master's program in the Graduate School of Economics |
| 1995 | Reorganizes the School of International Studies and Human Relations into the School of International Relations and the School of Human and Social Sciences Celebrates its 30th anniversary |
| 1996 | Reaches an exchange agreement with Chinese Culture University (Taiwan) |
| 1999 | Celebrates the 10th anniversary of TIUA |
| 2000 | Commences the Shanxi University seminar Professor Kiyoshi Okamoto becomes president |
| 2001 | 2001 Opens the Waseda Satellite Establishes master's and doctoral programs in the Graduate School of Clinical Psychology (first and second semesters) |
| 2002 | Establishes the doctoral program in the Graduate School of Economics (second semester) Establishes the Department of International Broadcasting and Journalism in the School of International Relations Professor Takayoshi Arai becomes President |
| 2004 | Reorganizes Departments in the School of Business and Commerce into the following three departments: Department of Business and Commerce, Department of Accounting, and Department of Information Systems Establishes the School of Language Communication |
| 2005 | Celebrates its 40th anniversary |
| 2007 | Changes the name from the Department of International Broadcasting and Journalism in the School of International Relations to the Department of Media and Communication Studies Commences Victoria University (Canada) and Mount Ida College (U.S.A.) seminars |
