Kurume University
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Kurume University (Japanese: 久留米大学 Kurume Daigaku, abbreviated to 久大) is a private university.
Located in Kurume (Chikugo district), Fukuoka prefecture (on the island of Kyūshū), Japan.
One of the famous universities with a long history in Japan. There are also many foreign students, especially from China, who are learning about the Japanese culture or language.
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[edit] History
- 1928 Kyūshū Medical School established. (A precursor of Kurume university)
[edit] Undergraduate Faculties and Departments
- Faculty of Literature
- Intercultural Studies
- Psychology
- Information Sociology
- Social Welfare
- Faculty of Economics
- Cultural Economics
- Economics
- Faculty of Commerce
- Commerce
- Faculty of Law
- Jurisprudence
- International Politics
- School of medicine
- School of Medicine
- School of Nursing
[edit] Graduate Schools
- Graduate School of Comparative Studies of International Cultures and Societies
- Graduate School of Psychology
- Graduate School of Commerce
- Graduate School of Medicine
- Graduate and Professional School of Law
[edit] Campuses
- Mii Campus
- The Faculties of Literature, Economics, Commerce, Law and Graduate and Professional School of Law
- Asahi-machi Campus
- school of medicine, Kurume University Hospital
[edit] University Hospital
- Kurume University Hospital
- Kurume University Medical Center
- Kurume University Rehabilitation Center
[edit] Main attached research institutes (14 research institutes)
- Institute of Comparative Studies of International Cultures and Societies (Mii Campus)
- Institute of Foreign Language Education (Mii Campus)
- Institute of Industrial Economies (Mii Campus)
- Research Center for Innovative Cancer Therapy (Asahi-machi Campus)
- The international center (Mii Campus) etc.
[edit] Libraries
- 2 Libraries (Mii Campus, Asahi-machi Campus)
[edit] See also
[edit] External link
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