A university that creates "comprehensive knowledge" that opens up the future and drives social change

Kyushu University is a comprehensive university with 12 faculties and 19 graduate schools.We have been designated as a "designated national university corporation" that can develop outstanding education and research activities of the world's highest level and become an international base.By combining the humanities and social sciences, natural sciences, and design "knowledge" that we have cultivated so far, we will contribute to the solution of social issues and the transformation of social and economic systems. We aim to become a university that drives social change through knowledge.In addition, we are working to enhance education that integrates the humanities and sciences, and we are working to develop leaders who can play an active role in the global society, who have not only specialized knowledge but also a wide range of knowledge outside their specialties and common sense.

List of faculties / departments
Faculty of Co-creationCo-Creation Department Capacity: 105 students
Department of literatureHumanities Department Capacity 151 people
Faculty of EducationNo department organization Capacity 46 people
Graduated from Faculty of LawNo department organization Capacity 189 people
Faculty of EconomicsDepartment of Economics and Business Administration Capacity 141 people
Department of Economic Engineering Capacity 85 people
Faculty of ScienceDepartment of Physics Capacity 55 people
Chemistry Department Capacity 62 people
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Capacity 45 people
Mathematics Department Capacity 50 people
Department of Biology Capacity 46 people
Faculty of medicineMedical department capacity 105 people
Department of Life Sciences Capacity 12 people
Department of Health Capacity 134 people
Faculty of DentistryDentistry capacity 53 people
PharmacyDepartment of Pharmacy Science Capacity 49 people
Clinical Pharmacy Department Capacity 30 people
Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Electrical and Information Engineering Capacity 153 people
Department of Materials Engineering Capacity 53 people
Department of Applied Chemistry Capacity 72 people
Department of Chemical Engineering Capacity 38 people
Department of Fusion Basic Engineering Capacity 57 people
Department of Mechanical Engineering Capacity 135 people
Department of Aerospace Engineering Capacity 29 people
Quantum Physics Engineering Department Capacity 38 people
Department of Marine and Marine Engineering Capacity 34 people
Department of Global Resources and Systems Engineering Capacity 34 people
Civil Engineering Department Capacity 77 people
Department of Architecture Capacity 58 people
Faculty of DesignDepartment of Arts and Engineering Capacity 187
Faculty of AgricultureDepartment of Bioresource and Environmental Sciences Capacity 226

Contact information, address, etc.
Zip Code819-0395
Address744 Motooka, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
DepartmentAcademic Affairs Department, Admissions Division, Admissions Planning and Public Relations Section
Phone092-802-2006

Other
Official pagehttps://www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/ja/

List of articles of Kyushu University

Otemae University succeeds in synthesizing new material that exhibits fluoride superionic conductivity

 The research team of Professor Tsuyoshi Takami of Otemae University, in collaboration with Professor Tomofumi Tada of Kyushu University, used a simple chemical fluorination to detect fluorinated compounds in the database.

Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on inbound tourism demand: Kyushu University analysis

 A research group led by Kyushu University's second-year doctoral student Yusuke Ohga and Professor Shigemi Kagawa has been investigating the effects of the COVID-2 pandemic on people visiting Japan.

Kyushu University elucidates the mechanism by which asthma and stress during pregnancy worsen asthma in children

 A research group led by Associate Professor Minako Ito of Kyushu University has found that stress hormones that increase due to asthma during pregnancy are associated with asthma risk in children.

Insect specimens by Seok Ju-myung, the "Korean Fabre," are currently on display at Kyushu University

 The insect specimens of Seok Ju-myung, the first Korean entomologist, were thought to have been burned during the war. However, a joint investigation by the National Institute of Biological Resources of Korea and Kyushu University […]

Kyushu University discovers that the susceptibility of body clocks to being disrupted and metabolic disorders manifest differently depending on gender

 A research group at Kyushu University revealed through experiments on mice that the biological clocks of females are more likely to be disrupted than those of males.

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