Development of human resources who
have a genuine sense of humanity.high progessonal caliber,and versatile literacy
Intensive education system with teacher-students interactions
Practice-based information processing skill
learning
In
order to develop global communication skills indispensable to meet the rapid
progress in the age of the global village, the University delivers English language
education with much teacher-student interactions and information processing education
based on practice.
Latest Remote Learning System via Hyogo Information
Highway
The
six campuses located throughout the prefecture are linked to each other through
the Hyogo Information Highway network, enabling students to take lectures offered
by Schools on other campuses on their own campus.
We are aiming to construct the education and research center for gPicobiologyh, which is defined as an aim to understand the mechanism of all physiological processes by performing the picometer (10-12 m) level structural analyses, using the world largest two research systems on structural biology (the highest-performance synchrotoron radiation system in SPring-8 and the ultrahigh-performance vibrational spectroscopic systems in University of Hyogo).
Basic Research Programs(Exploratory Research for Advanced Technology Program)
At the April of 2008, started Maenaka Human-Sensing Fusion Project which is led by Kazusuke Maenaka, a professor of University of Hyogo and is financially supported by Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST). They plan to develop an adhesive plaster-like human activity monitoring device for measuring human activity, vital and environmental quantity as well as peripherals like power generator, signal processor and RF circuits integrated into a small chip. In order to achieve these targets, they study many kinds of low power consumption sensors for acceleration, pulse, electrocardiography, blood pressure, sweat, temperature and so on.
Contribution to the Development
of Community and International Society
Contribution to the Development of Community and International
Society
Prompted
by the recognition that the University of Hyogo is supported by the residents
of the prefecture, the University aims to become a university open to the world
that develops together with the community and has built university-wide management
systems that facilitate the implementation of social contribution programs. By
promoting lifelong learning, business-academia collaboration, and international
exchange programs through the university-wide management systems, the University
actively contributes to both the local and international communities.
Promotion of International Exchange
The
University strives to enhance the universality of long-accumulated intellectual
property by sharing it with overseas universities. It also actively promotes
academic exchange with these overseas universities by promptly communicating
research achievements in pioneering fields. Specific programs include joint research,
faculty exchange programs designed for training and information exchange, mutual
hosting of symposia, and exchange of publications and research papers.
In
order to develop global communication skills indispensable to meet the rapid
progress in the age of the global village, the University delivers English language
education with much teacher-student interactions and information processing education
based on practice.
The
six campuses located throughout the prefecture are linked to each other through
the Hyogo Information Highway network, enabling students to take lectures offered
by Schools on other campuses on their own campus.
We are aiming to construct the education and research center for gPicobiologyh, which is defined as an aim to understand the mechanism of all physiological processes by performing the picometer (10-12 m) level structural analyses, using the world largest two research systems on structural biology (the highest-performance synchrotoron radiation system in SPring-8 and the ultrahigh-performance vibrational spectroscopic systems in University of Hyogo).
At the April of 2008, started Maenaka Human-Sensing Fusion Project which is led by Kazusuke Maenaka, a professor of University of Hyogo and is financially supported by Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST). They plan to develop an adhesive plaster-like human activity monitoring device for measuring human activity, vital and environmental quantity as well as peripherals like power generator, signal processor and RF circuits integrated into a small chip. In order to achieve these targets, they study many kinds of low power consumption sensors for acceleration, pulse, electrocardiography, blood pressure, sweat, temperature and so on.
Prompted
by the recognition that the University of Hyogo is supported by the residents
of the prefecture, the University aims to become a university open to the world
that develops together with the community and has built university-wide management
systems that facilitate the implementation of social contribution programs. By
promoting lifelong learning, business-academia collaboration, and international
exchange programs through the university-wide management systems, the University
actively contributes to both the local and international communities. 
The
University strives to enhance the universality of long-accumulated intellectual
property by sharing it with overseas universities. It also actively promotes
academic exchange with these overseas universities by promptly communicating
research achievements in pioneering fields. Specific programs include joint research,
faculty exchange programs designed for training and information exchange, mutual
hosting of symposia, and exchange of publications and research papers.