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Overview and Comparisons With Other Universities 1 vervie and Comarisons ith ther Universities (as of ay 1, 2018) 1-1. Overview of Kyushu University 1-1-1. Composition of Schools and Faculties Schools (12) raduate Schools (18) raduate Schools (Faculties) (16) School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation raduate School of Humanities Faculty of Humanities raduate School of Integrated Sciences for lobal School of etters Faculty of Social and Cultural Studies Society School of ducation raduate School of Human-nvironment Studies Faculty of Human-nvironment Studies School of aw raduate School of aw Faculty of aw School of conomics aw School (Professional raduate School) Faculty of conomics School of Science raduate School of conomics Faculty of anguages and Cultures School of edicine raduate School of Science Faculty of Science School of Dentistry raduate School of athematics Faculty of athematics School of Pharmaceutical Sciences raduate School of Systems ife Sciences Faculty of edical Sciences School of ngineering raduate School of edical Sciences Faculty of Dental Science School of Design raduate School of Dental Science Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences School of Agriculture raduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty of ngineering raduate School of ngineering Faculty of Design Faculty of Information Science and lectrical raduate School of Design ngineering raduate School of Information Science and Faculty of ngineering Sciences lectrical ngineering Interdisciplinary raduate School of ngineering Faculty of Agriculture Sciences raduate School of ioresource and ioenvironmental Sciences raduate School of Integrated Frontier Sciences Faculty of Arts and Science*1 Institute for Advanced Study Research Institutes (4) edical Institute of ioregulation*2 Research Institute for Applied echanics*2 Institute for aterials Chemistry and ngineering*2 Institute of athematics for Industry*2) International Institute (International Institute for Carbon-Neutral nergy Research) Kyushu University Hospital University ibrary Research Institute for Information Technology*2 *1 Indicates facilities certified as an ducation Joint Usage Center. *2 Indicates facilities certified as a Joint Usage / Collaborative Research Center. 1-1-2. Number of Students, Faculty embers and Staff ntrants Students nrolled nrollment Total Capacity Capacity Of which, Of which, Total women Total women students students School 2,555 2,676 824 10,608 11,679 3,338 aster’s Program 1,748 2,001 500 3,486 4,041 1,006 Professional raduate 140 144 51 325 286 103 Students School Degree Program Doctoral program 780 729 195 2,608 2,662 795 Total 5,223 5,550 1,570 17,027 18,668 5,242 Faculty embers Staff Total Of which, Of which, women Of which, women faculty Faculty embers and Staff Total Total Total faculty women staff members members and staff 2,072 263 2,331 1,429 4,403 1,692 *Source: Kyushu University Information (as of ay 1, 2018) FY2018 Kyushu University Fact Book 15 1-2. ain Campuses ain Campuses Total campus area: 75,797,147 m2 Other Fukutsu City Kurate Ton Ito Campus 744 otooka Nishi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 819-0395, Japan 2,717,130 University Headquarters, School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, School of etters, raduate School/Faculty of Humanities, School of ducation, raduate School/Faculty of Human-nvironment Studies, School/raduate School/Faculty of aw, School/raduate School/Faculty of conomics, aw School, School/raduate School/Faculty of Agriculture, raduate School of ioresource and ioenvironmental Sciences, School/raduate School/Faculty of ngineering, raduate School/Faculty of Information Science and University Hospital Campus lectrical ngineering, raduate School of Integrated Frontier Sciences, 3-1-1 aidashi, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka iyaaka City School/raduate School/Faculty of Science, raduate School of Systems 811-8582, Japan ife Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Science, raduate School of Integrated Sciences for lobal Society/Faculty of Social and Cultural Studies, Faculty 311,239 School of edicine, raduate School/Faculty of edical of anguages and Cultures, raduate School/Faculty of athematics, Sciences, School of Dentistry, raduate School/Faculty of International Institute for Carbon-Neutral nergy Research, Institute of Dental Science, School/raduate School/Faculty of athematics for Industry, etc. Pharmaceutical Sciences, edical Institute of ioregulation, Kyushu University Hospital, etc. Hakozaki Campus 6-10-1 Hakozaki Higashi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 812-8581, Japan Nishijin Plaza 442,104 Hakata 2-16-23 Nishijin, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 814-0002, Japan Hisayama Ton Industry-University-overnment Collaboration Innovation Plaza Hakata Office 3-8-34 omochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Kyushu University Fukuoka 814-0001, Japan JR Hakata City 10F,1-1 Hakataeki Chuogai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 812-0012, Japan Kasuya Ton uromi iver Fukuoka City hime Ton Chikushi Campus 6-1 Kasuga-Koen Kasuga-Shi, Fukuoka 816-8580, Japan 257,334 Ohashi Campus Interdisciplinary raduate School/Faculty of ngineering Itoshima City Ohashi Camus Sciences, Research Institute for Applied echanics, Institute 4-9-1 Shiobaru inami-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka for aterials Chemistry and ngineering, etc. 815-8540, Japan 63,058 Onoo City School/raduate School/Faculty of Design, etc. aoro Other ocations Tokyo Office Yurakucho uilding 6F 605-606-ku, 1-10-1, Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006, Japan endai Osaka Office Osaka kimae Daiichi uilding 6F 1-117, 1-3-1-600 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 530-0001, Japan Jaan Tokyo (1) Kyushu University Farm 392,708 Osaka Nagoya Hiroshima (2) Kasuya Resarch Forest 4,638,364 (3) Sawara Forest 324,749 eppu Campus (4) Shiiba Research Forest 29,161,473 4546 Tsurumihara, Tsurumi, eppu-shi, Oita 874-0838, Japan (5) AshoroResearch Forest 37,132,393 100,217 Kyushu University eppu Hospital Other 256,378 *Source: Kyushu University Information (as of ay 1, 2018) 16 FY2018 Kyushu University Fact Book 1-3. Comparisons ith Other Universities: Scale (National Universities) Number of Undergraduate Undergraduate nrollment Ratio of Applicants to Schools Capacity Undergraduate Places Alicants Ran University Ran University Number Ran University Number Per laces Tokyo Institute of 1 5.51 1 Hokkaido University 12 1 Osaka University 3,255 Technology The University of 2 Chiba University 5.35 2 Osaka University 11 2 3,060 Tokyo 3 University of Tsukuba 4.60 2 Okayama University 11 3 Kyoto University 2,823 2 Hiroshima University 11 4 Kobe University 4.36 4 Kobe University 2,680 5 Hokkaido University 3.92 2 Kyushu University 11 5 Kyushu University 2,555 6 Hiroshima University 3.56 6 Tohoku University 10 6 Hokkaido University 2,485 The University of 6 10 7 Kyushu University 345 Tokyo 7 Tohoku University 2,396 8 Niigata University 3.43 6 Chiba University 10 8 Hiroshima University 2,338 9 Tohoku University 3.17 6 Niigata University 10 9 Chiba University 2,322 The University of 10 3.17 6 Kyoto University 10 10 Niigata University 2,242 Tokyo (2017) (2017) (2017) *Sources • Number of undergraduate schools, undergraduate enrollment capacity, ratio of applicants to undergraduate places: ach university’s website and university information Undergraduate Admission Capacity, Number of Students nrolled, Student uota Fill Rate Admission Caacity tudents nrolled Ran University tudent uota Fill Rate (number) (number) 1 Osaka University 13,546 15,473 114.2 2 University of Tsukuba 8,752 9,909 113.2 3 Kyoto University 11,852 13,374 112.8 4 Nagoya University 8,820 9,844 111.6 5 The University of Tokyo 12,588 14,039 111.5 6 Tohoku University 10,015 11,050 110.3 7 Tokyo Institute of Technology 4,332 4,780 110.3 8 Kyushu University 10,658 11,758 1103 9 Hiroshima University 9,988 10,942 109.5 10 Kobe University 10,714 11,698 109.1 (2016) • The top 10 universities by undergraduate enrollment capacity and the top 10 universities by graduate school enrollment capacity have been defined as the top 14 universities and ranked in order. Top 14 universities: Hokkaido University, Tohoku University, University of Tsukuba, Chiba University, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Niigata University, Nagoya University, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Kobe University, Okayama University, Hiroshima University, Kyushu University (ordered by university number) *Sources • Undergraduate admission capacity, number of students enrolled, student quota fill rate: T FY2016 Operational Performance Report FY2018 Kyushu University Fact Book 17 1-3. Comparisons ith Other Universities: Scale (National Universities) (continued) Number of raduate Schools raduate School nrollment Capacity nrollment nrollment Caacity nrollment nrollment Caacity Ran University (Professional Deree Caacity (Doctoral Ran University Number Caacity (asters Prorams) Prorams) Prorams) The University of 1 4,925 2,843 385 1,697 1 Hokkaido University 18 Tokyo 1 Kyoto University 18 2 Kyoto University 3,705 2,261 314 1,130 1 Kyushu University 18 3 Osaka University 3,031 2,009 80 942 4 Tohoku University 16 4 Tohoku University 2,707 1,775 120 812 Kyushu 5 2,668 1,748 140 780 4 Osaka University 16 University The University of 6 15 6 Nagoya University 2,401 1,622 50 729 Tokyo University of 7 2,396 1,651 66 679 6 Kobe University 15 Tsukuba Hokkaido 8 2,367 1,603 100 664 8 Chiba University 13 University Tokyo Institute of 9 2,151 1,544 40 567 8 Nagoya University 13 Technology Hiroshima 10 11 10 Kobe University 1,792 1,248 149 395 University (2017) (2017) *Sources • Number of graduate schools, graduate
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