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Aichi University was established in 1946 and has 3 spacious
campuses located across Aichi Prefecture in central Japan.
Our campuses are located in Toyohashi,
Nagoya (Miyoshi) and Kurumamichi (Nagoya City).
A private liberal arts university, we have 6 undergraduate faculties
and junior college,
9 departments, 32 and courses and majors, and
a graduate school consisting of 8 departments and 11
majors.
There are also 7 specialist research centers.
The university now has approximately 9,500 students
vigorously pursuing their interests in studies, research, culture, arts, and
sports.
An environment that backs up
high-quality learning
University students should not be just
spoon-fed. They must do research independently and think for themselves.
Aichi University takes pride in its library with a collection of
approximately 1,600,000 books, the scale of which far exceeds that of any
other university throughout Japan. Besides, the latest IT environment of
Aichi University provides a comfortable and substantial learning
environment.
Data >> Equipment
No. of computers (as of April 2009): Approximately 900
Size of collection (as of March 2009): Approximately
1.60 million books
An extensive and flexible curriculum that allows students to pursue their
interests
Aichi University’s six faculties and Junior College provide nine
departments with 32 courses and major programs to meet students’ appetites
for specialized studies. Students can actively participate in seminar
discussions, fieldwork and internship programs, and special lectures given
by specialists, and brush up on their power of execution and ability to take
action through their learning of experience type.
Figures prove an overwhelmingly high evaluation of Aichi University
The employment rate of students who graduate from Aichi University is
constantly as high as 95%. It is remarkable that Aichi University students
have been traditionally strong at difficult state examinations, such as
government employee examinations, bar examinations, and certified public
accountant examinations. Moreover, a powerful network of as many as 120,000
graduates, who work in all social fields including private enterprises,
supports Aichi University students in finding jobs.
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