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Teikyo University Learn “One’S Way” to Approach Endeavors by Thinking for Yourself, and Soar Into the Skies http://www.teikyo-u.ac.jp/ UNIVERSITY GLOBAL GUIDE BOOK [ ENGLISH ] 2019.10 Number of THE World University 10 Faculties, international students Rankings 2019 among private 32 Departments, universities Approx.1,100 No. in Japan School Philosophy Educational Philosophy Educational Guidelines 1 (2019 academic year) 1 Junior College One’s way Practical learning Through applied programs we aim to that helps students master logical thinking develop skilled human resources who: “One’s way” refers to a life philosophy skills through real-world experience. whereby one nds their purpose or - Recognize that achievement comes interests and learns the knowledge and from eort skills to maximize their own unique International perspectives - Have open minds and extensive individuality to their advantage. One that help students learn how to understand Number of students countries Number of graduates knowledge assumes full responsibility for the and experience other cultures. 27 consequences of their actions. We oer - Think from an international perspective our support to encourage students to - Have creativity and good character learn to live their lives “their way.” Open mindedness overseas partner that helps students learn a balanced Approx. 24,000 schools and Approx.160,000 mix of knowledge and skills that hospitals are necessary for their future. (2019 academic year) 82 (2018 academic year) Table of Contents 02 President’s Message 04 About the Campus 06 Faculties and Departments 16 Introduction to Facilities 17 Global Network 18 Life on Hachioji Campus 24 Life on Utsunomiya Campus 28 Job-search Support 29 Guide to Applications and Scholarship Systems President’s Message History of Teikyo University Learn “One’s way” to approach endeavors by thinking for yourself, and soar into the skies. Establishment of Teikyo University Hachioji Campus (Metropolitan Tokyo) is established with two faculties, the Faculty of Liberal Arts and the Faculty of In 2016, Teikyo University celebrated our 50th anniversary and Yoshihito Okinaga is appointed Economics, and enrollment capacity of 200 students. chair and president of took our rst steps toward the next 50 years. Teikyo University. The school motto adopted at its establishment is a life principle demonstrating how to view and pursue matters, and how to resolve and approach issues. The Faculty of Law is established. The Faculty of Medical Technology In today’s global age, creating new strengths to steadily move forward to is established. “a future that exceeds the past” is important in order to strive The Faculty of Fukuoka Medical Technology for a tomorrow that is better than today. The School of Medicine and Teikyo University Hospital are is established on Fukuoka Campus To achieve this, Teikyo University has redened the educational guidelines of established on Itabashi Campus (Fukuoka Prefecture). “practical learning,” “international perspective,” and “open mindedness” that (Metropolitan Tokyo). have been in place since our founding and is aiming to enhance them even further. The Faculty of Language Studies The new school building, SORATIO SQUARE has been built on Hachioji Campus. is established. On Itabashi Campus, three medical faculties have consolidated and together The Faculty of Pharma-Science is established at Sagamiko Campus (Kanagawa Prefecture). An annex is constructed at with Teikyo University Hospital oer practical studies in team medical care, Teikyo University Hospital on which is essential to modern medicine. Itabashi Campus. Utsunomiya Campus is concentrating on seminars and research in The Faculty of Science and a community-based environment, while Fukuoka Campus is fostering human Engineering is established at A new university building is resources capable of being immediate assets able to undertake Utsunomiya Campus constructed on Itabashi Campus. team medical care to contribute to regional medicine. (Tochigi Prefecture). With this, the University’s three These four campuses feature the latest equipment and continue Teikyo University becomes medical faculties (the School of to advance to meet the needs of the times. a true general university, offering Medicine, Faculty of Pharma-Science, Teikyo University wants our students to graduate with the satisfaction studies in medicine, liberal arts, and Faculty of Medical Technology) of knowing they have worked hard and persevered with focus. science and engineering. are united on one campus. Even when you experience failures, making the right endeavors The Faculty of Education is established. again and again without being discouraged is precisely the spark that fuels your growth. It becomes the sustenance of your life. A new campus is built for Acquire a variety of knowledge and technical knowhow Fukuoka Campus, which at Teikyo University and improve “one’s way” to maximize relocates to the new campus. your uniqueness and create a bright future. Yoshihito Okinaga Chairman and President A new school building, Born in Tokyo. Following graduation from SORATIO SQUARE, is completed Keio University’s Faculty of Science and on Hachioji Campus. Technology, earned M.S. in mechanical engineering from Keio University Graduate Guided by its Educational Policy of “practical learning, School of Science and Technology. international perspective and open mindedness,” Currently, he is chairman and president of the University is expected to achieve further Teikyo University as well as president of Teikyo University Junior College. enhancements to its educational environment. 2 3 The Five Campuses of Teikyo University Utsunomiya Campus Hachioji Campus Faculty of Economics Faculty of Medical Technology Faculty of Economics Faculty of Language Studies Graduate School of Economics Department of Regional Economics Department of Judo Therapy Department of Economics Department of Language Studies Division of Economics Department of (English Course, German Course, Division of Management Faculty of Science and Graduate School of Economics International Economy French Course, Spanish Course, Engineering Division of Regional Economics Department of Chinese Course, Korean Course) Graduate School of Law Department of Mechanical and and Policy Business Administration Division of Law Precision System Faculty of Education Department of Department of Graduate School of Department of Graduate School of Liberal Arts Science and Engineering Tourism Management Aerospace Engineering Education and Culture Division of Japanese Cultures (Aerospace Engineering Course, Division of Integrated Science Faculty of Law Department of Helicopter Pilot Course) and Engineering Division of Japanese History Department of Law Elementary Education and Cultural Properties Department of Information and <Correspondence Course> (Elementary Education Course, Department of Electronic Engineering Division of Information Science Preschool Education Course) Division of Clinical Psychology Political Science Department of Biosciences Division of Psychology Graduate School of Faculty of Medical Technology Itabashi Campus Department of Information Faculty of Liberal Arts Medical Care and Technology Department of Graduate School of Science Correspondence Course Department of Languages and Cultures School of Medicine Graduate School of Medicine Division of Judo Therapy Sport and Medical Science Japanese Cultures (Sports Health Course) Division of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies Division of Medicine Department of History Faculty of Pharma-Science Tochigi Department of Sociology Teikyo Study Abroad Center Graduate School of Graduate School of Teacher Education Faculty of Medical Technology Pharma-Science Department of Psychology The Japanese Language Course Department of Orthoptics Division of Curriculum Studies Division of Pharma-Science and Teacher Education Department of Nursing Department of Graduate School of Medical Care Teikyo University Junior College Radiological Technology and Technology Department of Human Cultures Department of Division of Orthoptics Department of Contemporary Business Clinical Laboratory Science Division of Nursing Department of Division of Clinical Radiology Sport and Medical Science Division of Clinical Laboratory Medicine Tokyo (Emergency Medical Technician Course) Division of Emergency Care Graduate Course of Midwifery Graduate School of Public Health Utsunomiya Division of Public Health Campus Fukuoka Kasumigaseki Campus Kasumigaseki Campus Office Nikko JR Utsunomiya Line/ Okinaga Research Institute of Shonan Shinjuku Line Teikyo University Utsunomiya Omiya Tohoku Shinkansen Access Itabashi Jujo Transportation map Campus for the various campuses Hachioji JR Saikyo Line Nakasu- Campus Tenjin Kawabata Narita Airport Subway Kagoshima Tama Monorail Kuko Line Main Line Tachikawa- Nishitetsu Hakata Minami Fukuoka Fukuoka Ikebukuro Ueno Airport Kagoshima Main Line Omuta Line Nishitetsu Tenjin Keio Line Seiseki-Sakuragaoka Kyushu Shinkansen Shinjuku Kasumigaseki Akihabara Takahatafudo Campus Fukuoka Fukuoka Campus Campus Otsuka/Teikyo-Daigaku JR Yamanote Faculty of Fukuoka Graduate School of Kurume Line Medical Technology Health Sciences Chikugo- Funagoya Department of Physical Therapy Division of Radiological Sciences Tama Center Department of Occupational Therapy Division of Nursing Shin-Omuta Tokyo Department of Nursing Shinagawa Omuta Department of Radiological Technology Department of Medical Technology Kumamoto (Emergency Medical Technician Course, Medical Engineering Course) Haneda Airport 4 5 We offer a special entrance exam for international students.
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