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Outline of MIE University 2012 OutlineOutline ofof MIEMIE UniversityUniversity HUMANITIES,HUMANITIES, LAWLAW ANDAND ECONOMICSECONOMICS July, 2012 Edited and Published by International Relations Office, Mie University EDUCATIONEDUCATION 1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie 514-8507 JAPAN MEDICINEMEDICINE ENGINEERINGENGINEERING BIORESOURCESBIORESOURCES REGIONALREGIONAL INNOVATIONINNOVATION STUDIESSTUDIES FromFrom MieMie toto thethe World!World! We provide world-class community-based education and research results through Harmonious Coexistence of Nature and Mankind Philosophy As a center of learning, Mie University strives to contribute towards the “Development of Human Resources and Research,” enhancing the “Welfare of the society,” through the “Harmonious Coexistence of Nature and Mankind.” The school emblem has a double ring structure; one ring represents an ear of rice for a rewarding life; the other ring of waves, Rourin, represents the philosophy of Mie University,“Sansui: the three greens of sky, waves and mountain.” , This double ring structure expresses Mie University s philosophy and wishes of long friendships and productive lives for its alumni. In addition, the emblem is generally symmetrical, but the asymmetrical aspect of the design shows the free and progressive spirit of Mie University. , Mie University predecessor, Mie Normal School, was founded in 1874 and is the oldest of the existing five faculties. Dr. Atsumasa Uchida, President of Mie University MIE UNIVERSITY Contents Historical Chart □ Historical Chart 4 □ Organization 5 Watarai Prefectural Normal School (August 1874) Mie Prefectural Yamada Normal School (September 1876) Mie Prefectural Yuzo School (July 1875) Mie Prefectural Tsu Normal School (September 1876) Mie Prefectural Normal School (January 1877) □ Operational Organization Chart 6 Mie Prefectural Normal School for Primary Level (March 1887) Mie Prefectural Normal School (April 1898) □ Administrative Staff 7 Mie Prefectural Women's Normal School (April 1904) Mie Normal School (April 1943) □ Faculties and Graduate Schools 9 Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School for Agricultural Continuation School Teachers (February 1925) □ Institutes for Education and Research 12 Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School for Youth School Teachers (April 1935) Mie Normal School for Youth School Teachers (April 1944) □ for Vocational Education (December 1927) Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School Education 13 for Women's School Teachers (April 1938) □ Research 15 Mie Higher Agricultural and Forestry School (December 1921) Mie Higher Agricultural and Forestry College (April 1944) □ Links with Society and Contribution Mie Prefectural Medical School (December 1943) Mie Prefectural Medical College (June 1947) Mie Prefectural University (March 1950) School of Medicine to Local Communities 17 School of Fisheries □ International Relations 19 University Library (May 31, 1949) □ Information Infrastructure 20 Center for Physical & Mental Health (April 11, 1974) Research Center for Creation (April 1, 2004) □ University Library 21 Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics (April 1, 1983)(April , 2008 Renamed in English) Community-University Research Cooperation Center □ Environment 23 (April 1, 2009 Renamed) Cooperative Research Center (June 8, 1990) (March 31, 2004 closed) □ University Hospital 25 Life Science Research Center (April 1, 2003) Center for Molecular Biology and Genetics (Data) (June 8, 1990) (March 31, 2003 closed) Instrumental Analysis Center (April 10, 1992) (March 31, 2003 closed) □ University Library Center for International Students (April 1, 1997)(September 30, 2005 closed) Center for International Education and Research University Hospital 27 (October 1, 2005 reorganized) □ Welfare Facilities Center for Information Technologies and Networks (April 1, 2003) Environmental Preservation Center (April 1, 2004) Land and Buildings 28 Higher Education Development Center (April 1, 2005) (May 26, 2004) □ Admission Capacity and Number of Students Faculty of Liberal Arts (May 31, 1949) Liberal Arts Center Schools Affiliated with Faculty of Education 29 Student Support Center (April 27, 2006) Center for Environmental management □ Number of Scholarship Grantees 30 Faculties and Enhancement (CEME) (April 1, 2011) Education Technology Center Faculty of Education (April 1, 1966 renamed) Center for Educational Research and Practice □ Numbers of 2012 Applicants and Entrants (April 18, 1977) (May 21, 1987 reorganized) Integrated Center for Educational Applicants and Entrants (Undergraduate) 31 Research and Practice (April 1, 1999) □ Number of 2011 Graduates and Kindergarten (May 31, 1949) Number of Degrees Conferred 32 Primary School (May 31, 1949) Junior High School (May 31, 1949) □ Career Paths of 2011 Graduates 33 Mie University School for the Mentally Handicapped (April 1, 1973) (May 31, 1949) Faculty of Medicine (May 1, 1972 transferred) □ Career Paths of Graduates 34 Mentally Challenged Children's School College of Medical Sciences, Mie University (April 1, 2007 renamed) □ Number of International Students 35 National University (October 1, 1988) (March 31, 2000 closed) University Hospital (October 1, 1973 transferred) Corporation Faculty of Engineering (April 1, 1969) □ International Exchange 36 School of Nursing (April 1, 1974) (March 31, 1991 closed) Mie University Faculty of Agriculture (May 31, 1949)(March 31, 1993 closed) □ Number of Staff Members 37 (April 1, 2004) Faculty of Fisheries (May 1, 1972 transferred)(March 31, 1992 closed) Institute of Laboratory Animals (April 1, 1979) (March 31, 2003 closed) □ Budget (Fiscal Year 2012) Faculty of Bioresources (October 1, 1987) Experimental Farm (May 31, 1949) (March 31, 2002 closed) Grand-in-Aid for Scientific Research (2011), Humanities and Social Sciences Experimental Forest (May 31, 1949) (March 31, 2002 closed) (April 1, 1992) Research in Cooperation with Private Sectors (2011) 38 Fisheries Research Laboratory (April 11, 1974) (March 31, 2002 closed) Education (April 1, 1989) □ Mutual Cooperation Agreement with Community Medicine (April 1, 1975) Extension Courses 39 Medicine (April 1, 2002 renamed in Japanese) □ Mie University Regional Contribution Activities Graduate Schools Engineering (Master Course April 1, 1978) (Doctoral Course April 1, 1995) Research Centers 40 Agriculture (April 1, 1966) (September 30, 1989 closed) □ Overview of Mie University (Kamihama Campus) 41 Fisheries (April 1, 1976) (March 31, 1989 closed) Bioresources (Master Course April 1, 1988) Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional Field □ Campus Map 43 (Doctoral Course April 1, 1991) Science Center □ Location of Campus 45 Graduate School of Regional Innovation (April 1, 2009) (April 1, 2002 reorganized) Education (April 1, 1966) (March 31, 1989 closed) Farm Station □ Campus Addresses 46 One-Year Graduate Course Forest Station Special Education (April 1, 1979) Fishery Research Station Special Course Agriculture (April 1, 1951) (2009.3.31 Closed) Training Ship“SEISUI MARU”(April 1, 1979) Special Supporting Education and Special Major Department (April 1, 2007 renamed) MIE UNIVERSITY 4 Organization Operational Organization Chart June 1, 2012 Administrative Audit Office General Affairs Department, Financial Department, Student Affairs Department, Administration Bureau Facilities Department, Academic Affairs and Information Department Executive Vice President Research Promotion Office For General Affairs Humanities Administration Humanities, Law and Economics Office and Research Community-University Research Cooperation Center Committee of Conduct Code in Research Adverse Interest Committee Law and Economics Community-University Research Cooperation Office Training Course for School Teachers Evaluation Committee for Intellectual Property Course for Information Science Education Administration Intellectual Property Office Education Vice President Course for Continued Education Office For Research Industrial Technology Innovation Institute Committee for Grant-in-Aid Course for Human Development Science Creative Research & Development Institute Integrated Center for Educational Research and Practice Iga Community-based Research Institute Judging Committee for Campus Incubators Kindergarten Assistant to the President Primary School Administration For Social Cooperation Office Life Science Research Center Animal Experimentation Committee Junior High School Mentally Challenged Children's School School of Medicine Administration Faculties Medicine School of Nursing Office Executive Vice President Higher Education Development Center Extension Courses Committee University Hospital Administration For Educational Development Office Instruction Committee Committee for Graduates Database Management Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Electric Engineering Admission Exam Committee Committee for National Center Test for University Admissions Chemistry for Materials Administration Engineering Architecture Office Committee for Individual Achievement Test Information Engineering Committee for Selection Methods of Enrollee Committee for Entrance Exam Publication Physics Engineering Sustainable Resource Sciences Administration Liberal Arts Center Conference for Liberal Arts Center Steering Committee for Liberal Arts Center Bioresources Environmental Science and Technology Office Vice President Life Sciences For Educational Development Committee for Lectures for Renewing Teaching Certificate Committee for Facilitating Coordination between Upper Secondary Schools and Universities Humanities and Social Sciences
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