Our Academic Facilities
Designed with environmental impact in mind, Soka University’s academic facilities encourage the hands-on exploration of topics as diverse as gardening and astronomy to ceramics and language studies.
Academic facilities
Scientific research laboratories
Our scientific research laboratories provide a space for research as well as instruction on various research subjects and areas.
Marie and Pierre Curie Hall
Marie and Pierre Curie Hall is a state-of-the-art 91,370 square foot facility that includes five teaching labs, 14 research labs, a lecture hall, and a mix of office and interaction spaces.
Daisaku and Kaneko Ikeda Library
The library actively engages in teaching information literacy skills, facilitates access to information, and provides spaces for scholastic collaboration and intellectual exploration.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center offers tutoring sessions and hosts various workshops and events throughout the year.
Soka Instructional Garden
The Soka Instructional Garden supports academic programs through instruction in composting and gardening and serves as a venue to learn and practice these skills in an environmentally friendly, healthy, and safe manner.
Soka Instructional Aquaculture Facility
The mission of the Soka Instructional Aquaculture Facility is to support the teaching of sustainable aquaculture, the appreciation of aquatic organisms, and aquatic research at SUA.
Luis and Linda Nieves Observatory
The Nieves Observatory provides a hands-on experience for students to observe the cosmos through Soka’s telescope.
Creative Arts Studios
The Creative Arts Studios provide spaces for students enrolled in CARTS courses to work on their creative projects throughout the semester. Students using the facilities, which include labs for photography, ceramics, painting, music, and dance, are able to fulfill the learning outcomes of completing creative artwork, developing tools of creativity, and improving general creative processes.
Global Language and Culture Center
The Global Language and Culture Center (GLCC) is a dynamic cultural hub at SUA, providing comprehensive resources, activities, and tutoring to facilitate transformative encounters with diverse languages and cultures.
Academic facilities
Scientific research laboratories
Our scientific research laboratories provide a space for research as well as instruction on various research subjects and areas.
Marie and Pierre Curie Hall
Marie and Pierre Curie Hall is a state-of-the-art 91,370 square foot facility that includes five teaching labs, 14 research labs, a lecture hall, and a mix of office and interaction spaces.
Daisaku and Kaneko Ikeda Library
The library actively engages in teaching information literacy skills, facilitates access to information, and provides spaces for scholastic collaboration and intellectual exploration.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center offers tutoring sessions and hosts various workshops and events throughout the year.
Soka Instructional Garden
The Soka Instructional Garden supports academic programs through instruction in composting and gardening and serves as a venue to learn and practice these skills in an environmentally friendly, healthy, and safe manner.
Soka Instructional Aquaculture Facility
The mission of the Soka Instructional Aquaculture Facility is to support the teaching of sustainable aquaculture, the appreciation of aquatic organisms, and aquatic research at SUA.
Luis and Linda Nieves Observatory
The Nieves Observatory provides a hands-on experience for students to observe the cosmos through Soka’s telescope.
Creative Arts Studios
The Creative Arts Studios provide spaces for students enrolled in CARTS courses to work on their creative projects throughout the semester. Students using the facilities, which include labs for photography, ceramics, painting, music, and dance, are able to fulfill the learning outcomes of completing creative artwork, developing tools of creativity, and improving general creative processes.
Global Language and Culture Center
The Global Language and Culture Center (GLCC) is a dynamic cultural hub at SUA, providing comprehensive resources, activities, and tutoring to facilitate transformative encounters with diverse languages and cultures.
Explore Soka
Learn about why sustainability is important to Soka, book a tour to visit campus, and discover what topics and hypotheses our faculty are researching and testing.