seminars as well as provide students with opportunities to meet distinguished scholars from Japan and overseas. The Institute of Educational Research and Service (IERS) The Social Science Research Institute (SSRI) The Institute for the Study of Christianity and Culture (ICC) The Institute of Asian Cultural Studies (IACS) The Peace Research Institute (PRI) The Research Center for Japanese Language Education (RCJLE) The Institute for Advanced Studies of Clinical Psychology (IASCP) The Center for Gender Studies (CGS) Student life Demographics As of 2011, ICU had 2851 undergraduates studying in the College of Liberal Arts, with 1041 male students and 1810 female students. The ICU Graduate School had 150 students, with 64 men and 86 women. 90.5% of ICU's undergraduate and graduate students are Japanese citizens, and the remainder represent 44 countries. Many returnee Japanese students that have lived overseas, also known as kikokushijo (帰国子女), make up the student body. The majority of ICU students live off-campus, either at home with their families or in apartments. As of 2010, about 600 students were living on campus. International Education Exchange Programs More than half of the students participate in study abroad programs during their time at ICU. The percentage of students who study abroad through ICU programs before they graduate is 55.5% (in 2014). Students who come from abroad to study at ICU on a year-long exchange program are referred to as OYRs (One Year Regulars). ICU Dining Hall The ICU Dining Hall, also known as , is the official cafeteria of International Christian University. Rebuilt in 2010, Gakki is a public, self-service cafeteria and is one of the newest buildings on campus. Student clubs/circles ICU students are known for their remarkable energy and initiative in creating a kaleidoscope of student-led and student-managed co-curricular activities. There are about 100 student-led clubs and organizations in the arts, sports, academic and social fields. New clubs are formed as student interest dictates, and most ICU students participate in one or more of these organizations. After graduation As of 2016, 95.3% of ICU undergraduate alumni (students seeking employment) land a job right after graduation. ICU students have found employment in a wide range of industries, particularly with global companies. Over 20% of students go on to graduate school overseas and in Japan. Domestic and Overseas Universities include: International Christian University, University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Hitotsubashi University, University of Oxford, Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of