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New Nagoya campus in 2012
In the aim of opening a new campus in the Sasashima district close to Nagoya
Station, Aichi University participated in the Competition of Sasashima Live 24
Land Redevelopment Project Site. Aichi University was selected as the best
proposer on January 15, 2008.
Following the decision of the administrator of the district, Aichi University
will advance the construction of the new Nagoya campus in the aim of
completing the construction of the campus on September 2011 and opening the same
in April 2012.
The new Nagoya campus has three pillars, i.e., internationalization, information
transmission, and mutual exchange, based on functions of science and education.
As for internationalization, the Faculty of Modern Chinese Studies (on China and
Asia) and the Faculty of International Communication (with British and North
American English studies) will be located on the campus. The campus will be a
base of student-oriented international communication. Furthermore, Aichi
University will develop the establishment of the Confucius Institute (a tie-up
project with the Chinese government) on the campus. In respect of research,
Aichi University will establish the International Business Center and the
International Research Center based on the record of accomplishment of research
on China and Asia, thus promoting leading-edge international scientific
exchange. As for the information transmission and mutual exchange functions,
Aichi University will establish a new faculty that meets social needs so that
the campus will gather approximately 9,000 students. Besides, the Faculties of
Law, Business Administration, and Economics will be relocated to the new campus.
In addition, the Aichi University will provide citizens with a variety of open
lectures while opening campus facilities, such as the library and convention
hall on the campus, thus providing a place of information transmission and
mutual exchange.
Aichi University is planning to construct new campus facilities with the maximum
consideration given to the environment, thus contributing to the construction of
a safe and secured town.
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Concept of
Development
Planning of a town that will be a cooperation base of industrial,
administrative, and academic sectors connecting Greater Nagoya with the
world. |
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Science and Education University |
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Nagoya campus |
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Internationalization |
Information Transmission and Mutual
Exchange |
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Faculty of Modern Chinese Studies |
Faculty of Law |
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Faculty of International Communication |
Faculty of Business Administration |
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International Business Center |
Faculty of Economics |
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International Research Center |
Faculties in new fields |
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Confucius Institut |
Faculty of Business Administration |
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Creation of
Prosperity
The number of students on the
Nagoya Campus will be approximately
9,000
(i.e., 7,500 faculty students and 1,500 students attending the
Confucius Institute). |
The faculty arrangement of the entire university accompanying the opening of the
Nagoya campus will be as follows:
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Nagoya
Campus |
Faculty of Law
(first- to fourth-year students) |
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Faculty of Business Administration |
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Faculty of Economics |
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Faculty of Modern Chinese Studies |
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Faculty of International Communication |
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Kurumamichi Campus |
Graduate Programs
(Graduate School of Law and Graduate School of Accounting and Finance) |
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Toyohashi
Campus |
Faculty of Letters
(Planning on the establishment of new departments) |
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Faculty of Regional Policy |
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Junior College |
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