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National Institute of Technology, Kurume College 6 Campus Map 7 Access Map From Fukuoka Airport Route A: By train + bus 1. Fukuoka Airport to JR Kurume Sta. (60 min by subway and train) 2. JR Kurume Sta. to Kurume College (12 min by bus) Route B: By highway bus + bus 1. Fukuoka Airport to Nishitetsu Kurume Sta. (45 min by highway bus) 2. Nishitetsu Kurume Sta. to Kurume College (20 min by bus) National Institute of Technology, Kurume College From Fukuoka ● Kitakyushu Route A To Tosu To Fukuoka Fukuoka Airport Kurume Saga● ● Oita 3 National Institute of Technology, Kurume College Nagasaki● ●Kumamoto From Fukuoka Route B Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line JR Kagoshima Line Kagoshima JR Kyushu Shinkansen Kyushu Kurume University, School of Medicine ①管理棟 Administration Building ⑯ 熱・材 力 実 験 棟 Thermal Engineering and Chikugo River Strength of Materials Building ②一般共通棟 General Education Building Lodging House for Extracurricular Activities ③一般教室棟 Classroom General Education Building ⑰練心館 Male Dormitory 3 ④ 一 般 文 科・理 科 棟 Laboratory and Office General Education Faculty Building ⑱ 学 生 寄 宿 舎（ 筑 水 寮 ） ⑲ 学 生 寄 宿 舎（ つ つ じ 寮 ） Female Dormitory Kurume City Hall ⑤ 機 械・材 料 シ ステム 工 学 科 棟 Dept. of Mechanical Engineering and Materials System 210 Engineering Building ⑳ウェーブホール Cafeteria / Store (Wave Hall) ⑥ 電 気 電 子・制 御 情 報 工 学 科 棟 Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering ㉑学生部室 Extracurricular Activities House JR Kurume Sta. and Control and Information Systems Engineering Building ㉒武道場 Martial Arts Gymnasium Research Center for Technology ⑦総合試作技術教育センター ㉓第一体育館 Gymnasium Ⅰ Kurume Interchange ⑧ も の づくり 教 育 センター Manufacturing Education Center ㉔第二体育館 Gymnasium Ⅱ 322 Dept. of Biochemical Experiment Building ⑨ 生 物・化 学 実 験 棟 ㉕図書館 Library Nishitetsu Dept. of Control and lnformation Systems Engineering Building Kurume Sta. ⑩制御情報工学科棟 総合情報センター lnformation and Communication Center Advanced Engineering Course Building ⑪専攻科棟 ㉖ テニスコート Tennis Courts Factory Practice Workshop for Dept. of ⑫材料実習棟 ㉗弓道場 Japanese Archery Range Materials Science and Engineering Building ㉘プール Swimming Pool ⑬専門教室棟 Classroom Building National Institute of Technology, ㉙ 産 学 民 連 携 テ クノセ ンタ ー 棟 Regional Collaboration Technology Center ⑭生物応用化学科棟 Dept. of Biochemistry and Applied Chemistry Building Kurume College ⑮流体実験室 Laboratory for Fluid ㉚トラック Track and Field Grounds To Kumamoto 1-1-1 Komorino, Kurume, Fukuoka, ㉛野球場 Baseball Grounds Kyushu National Highway 830-8555, JAPAN To Kumamoto Email: [email protected] 1 College Introduction 3 Departments and Subjects 5 International Programs and Students Founded in 1939 as "Kurume Technical High School", our Department of Mechanical Engineering Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Exchange agreements school has evolved greatly ever since. Institution Country Inception From 1949 through 1955, the school was absorbed as a ・Material strength ・Electronics satellite campus for Kyushu University's Liberal Arts ・Mechanical dynamics ・Information and Hefei United University China Oct. 5th, 1995 communications technology Department, as well as its Production Research Center. ・Drafting and design ・Production and processing ・Electrical energy Keimyung University Korea Jan. 22th, 1996 In 1958, it became "Kurume Technical College" with the ・Power electronics Machinery and Industrial Chemical Departments established Red River College Canada Feb. 3rd, 1997 that same year. Two years later, the Electrical Engineering Department of Control and Information Systems Engineering Department of Biochemistry and Applied Chemistry Temasek Polytechnic Singapore Aug. 3rd, 2006 Department was established. In 1961, with the revision of the School Education Law and in ・Mechatronics ・Biotechnology Republic Polytechnic Singapore Aug. 3rd, 2006 ・Computer control ・Genetic and protein response to the strong demand for practical engineers during engineering Singapore Polytechnic Singapore Aug. 3rd, 2006 the rapid economic growth taking place in Japan, the KOSEN ・Information engineering ・Organic chemistry five-year national college of technology system was ・Communication network King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Thailand Jan. 10th, 2011 ・Chemical engineering established nationwide. "Kurume Kosen" belonged to the third wave of 12 Kosen schools, all incorporated in 1964. University Technology PETRONAS Malaysia Feb. 6th, 2014 Department of Materials System Engineering Advanced Engineering Course Now called the "National Institute of Technology Kurume Gadjah Mada University Indonesia Feb. 6th, 2014 ・Material design ・Control technology College (NITKC)", our campus, with its five departments and Gadjah Mada University Vocational School Indonesia Feb. 6th, 2014 advanced course programs, is home to renowned engineers, ・Manufacturing process ・Information processing ・Material evaluation ・Physical properties of researchers and educators and boasts a stimulating organic and inorganic King Mongkut's Institute of Technology North Bangkok Thailand Feb. 7th, 2014 educational environment supported by state-of-the-art ・Material recycle materials, polymer Kasetsart University Thailand Feb. 10th, 2014 facilities to nurture engineers at the forefront of cutting-edge ・Metallic material global technology. Vietnam National University, Hanoi Vietnam Jun. 9th, 2014 4 Sample After-Graduation Paths (2017) Xiamen University of Technology China Jun. 28th, 2014 2 Philosophy of Education Department Companies Universities Mongolian University of Science and Technology Mongolia Aug. 2nd, 2014 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Honda Motor Co., Daihatsu, Subaru Kyushu University School of Engineering, Saga University School (formerly Fuji Heavy Industries), Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal, of Engineering, Kansai University Faculty of Engineering Science, National Taipei University of Technology Taiwan Mar. 3rd, 2015 Mechanical Engineering Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, ANA, Komatsu, Canon, Seiko, Kumamoto University School of Engineering, Kyushu Institute of Epson, Nikon Technology The University of Danang - University of Science and Technology Vietnam Jun. 3rd, 2016 Kyushu Electric, AISIN Seiki, Oita Canon, Kansai Electric, Sony Kyushu University School of Engineering, Kagoshima University Electrical and Semiconductor, Konica Minolta Business Solutions, JAL School of Engineering, Toyohashi University of Technology, Electronic Engineering Engineering, Chubu Electric, Toshiba Medical Systems, JAXA Hiroshima University School of Engineering, Kyushu Institute of We raise engineers with a spirit of Technology Exchange students enrolled Hitachi, Fujitsu, Toyota Production Engineering, Asahi Printec, Kyushu University School of Engineering, Kyushu University independence, creativity, a broad vision and Control and Information Mitsubishi Electric Building Techno-Service, Fujitsu Network Faculty of Science, Kyushu Institute of Technology Information 2015 2016 2017 Systems Engineering Solutions, Towa, Fuji Xerox, Meiden, NS West Engineering, University of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering, Osaka humanity, who are ready to contribute to society. University School of Engineering Science Indonesia 2 3 2 Takeda Pharmaceutical, Nitto Denko, Toray Industries, Meiji, Kyushu University School of Engineering, Tohoku University Bangladesh 1 Biochemistry and Morinaga & Co., Shoei Chemical, Taisho Pharmaceutical, Kyocera, Faculty of Science, Nagoya University School of Engineering, Tokyo Applied Chemistry Kyowa Hakko Bio, Asahi Kasei, Sumitomo Seika Chemicals, Nipro Institute of Technology School of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Malaysia 5 5 4 Hiroshima University School of Applied Biological Science Mongolia 1 1 Tanaka Kikinzoku, Neturen, Asahi Kasei, Yamaha Motors, Kyushu University School of Engineering, Saga University Faculty Materials System Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Toray, Yazaki, Ube Industries, NSK, of Science and Engineering, Kumamoto University School of India 1 1 Engineering NOK, DOWA Thermo Engineering, Sony Semiconductors Engineering, Toyohashi University of Technology, Nagaoka University of Technology Gabon 1 1 1 Chugai Pharmaceuticals, MHI Plant Construction, Mitsubishi Kyushu University (Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences; Graduate School of Total 9 11 9 Advanced Heavy Industries, Asahi Kasei, Shiseido, Nitto Denko, Daiichi System Life Sciences), Tokyo Institute of Technology (Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science Associate Degree Course Advanced Course Seiko, Tokyo Electron Ltd., Kyushu Railways, Kobe Steel, Daihatsu and Engineering), Osaka University (Graduate School of Engineering), University of Tsukuba 1st year ‒ 5th year 1st year ‒ 2nd year Engineering Course 広い視野 (Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering), Waseda University Graduate School International Exchange Students’ Post-NITKC Paths Broad Vision Department of Mechanical Engineering 2017 Regular Course Students (200 graduates) 2017 Advanced Course Students Mechanical and 創造性 Creativity Other 3% (17 students completed) Graduate's Career Paths Company (manufacturing) Department of Electrical and Electrical Asahi Tec Corporation Systems ・ Electronic Engineering Return to Mitsui Miike Machinery Co., Ltd. Engineering 18% 23% home country ・ Department of Control and Advanced Course ・TAKAHATA PRECISION MOULDING SDN. BHD. 豊かな心 Higher Information Systems Engineering Continuing University Employment Humanity Advanced education education transfers Graduate 37% 59% Higher education Department of Biochemistry and Employment courses school 41% 26% Professional ・Kyushu University Applied Chemistry Material 56% 15% 63% Engineering career ・Saga University Department of Materials System Advanced Course ・Toyama University Engineering Survey sample: 17 graduates in 2012-2017 ・Toyohashi University of Technology.
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