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| About University of HYOGO |
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| Creation of New Knowledge Founded
on Tradition and Performance Record |
| In April 2004, the University of Hyogo was inaugurated by
integrating three prefectural universities, each crowned with own history and
tradition: Kobe University of Commerce, Himeji Institute of Technology, and the
College of Nursing Art and Science, Hyogo. By leveraging the synergy of the integration
and maximizing the strength of the resulting multi-discipline university, the
University of Hyogo aims to conduct education and research with a particular
focus on interdisciplinary pursuit, promote unique, pioneering research, and
thereby create new knowledge. |
| University's Unwavering Pursuit |
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Pursuing Humanity-Filled Educational Outcome |
| Leading Unique and Cutting-Edge Research |
| Opened Globally and Developing with the Community |
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| Founding Tripedal Institutions |
| Kobe University of Commerce |
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| Former Kobe University of Commerce at Seiryodai |
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| The University was initially established as Hyogo Commercial
High School in Kobe in 1929. In 1948, the high school was upgraded to Kobe University
of Commerce, the first public university in Japan under the new educational system.
Later in 1965, the Graduate School of Business Administration (Master's Course)
was established, followed by the inauguration of the Graduate School of Economics
(Master's Course) in 1967 and Doctoral Courses in 1971 (for the Graduate Schools
of Economics and Business Administration). In 1990, the university moved to the
current location, Kobe Kenkyu Gakuentoshi, and was integrated into the University
of Hyogo in 2004. |
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| Himeji Institute of Technology |
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| Institute's Front Gate at Idei |
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| The Institute was originally established as Hyogo Prefectural
Technical School in 1944. In 1949, it was upgraded to a college of technology,
Himeji Institute of Technology, under the new educational system. The School
of Engi-neering that started with three departments of Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, and Applied Chemistry at the time has since expanded
to eight departments later. After the inauguration of the School of Science in
1990 and the integration with the Himeji Junior College in 1998, the Institute
was reorganized into a multi-discipline university with three schools, two research
institutes, and one high school. In 2004, the Institute was integrated into the
University of Hyogo |
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| College of Nursing Art and Science,Hyogo |
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| In 1993, the College of Nursing Art and Science, Hyogo, opened
as the first public college of nursing in Japan. Later in 1997, the Master's
Course was introduced, followed by the Doctoral Course Second Term in 1999. In
2001, the Promoting Center for Nursing Research, College of Nursing Art and Science,
Hyogo, was established, and after the Great Hanshin and Awaji Earthquake (1995),
the Society of Disaster Nursing was organized. In 2004, the College was integrated
into the University of Hyogo. |
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