Type Public (National) Endowment N/A Location Saga, Saga, Japan Acceptance rate 35.1% (2014) Phone +81 952-28-8113 Colors Green, Purple | Established 1920 President Kohji Miyazaki Website Official website Total enrollment 6,997 (1 May 2014) Founded 1949 | |
Address Japan, 〒840-8502 佐賀県佐賀市本庄町１ Motto Aim at the leap of the further education and research. Similar Oita University, Kagoshima University, University of Miyazaki, Nagasaki University, Kumamoto University Profiles | ||
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Saga University (佐賀大学, Saga daigaku); abbreviated as Sagadai (佐賀大, Sagadai) or Sadai (佐大, Sadai), is a national university in Saga, Saga Prefecture, Japan. The university has five faculties with a total of around about 7,000 students. Its two campuses are in Honjo (本庄) and Nabeshima (鍋島) .
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Saga university
History
The history of Saga University is complicated. The oldest Saga teacher's school was demoted to the prefectural school by the law of teacher's school.
Saga High School (佐賀高等学校, Saga koutou gakkou) started in 1920. This High School is origin that is Saga University. Then, Saga Teacher's School (佐賀師範学校, Saga Shihan gakkou) and Saga Youth Teacher's School (佐賀青年師範学校, Saga Seinen Shihan gakkou) started in 1943-1944. These schools was named "Saga University" in 1949. Saga Medical School (佐賀医科大学, Saga Ika daigaku) started in 1976. Saga University and Saga Medical School merged in 2003. And The National University corporatised in 2004.
Campus locations
Faculties
Graduate schools
Exchange program
Saga University offers an exchange program called SPACE (Saga University Program for Academic Exchange). SPACE is a 1-year program, with its main purpose to increase the exchange student's Japanese skills. SPACE also offers independent study which allows the exchange student to conduct a simple research project with a particular professor.
Ranking
From "World Universities' ranking on the Web: top 4,000 World Ranking." (July, 2008)
0001 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)
0054 - University of Tokyo (Japan)
1298 - Saga University (Japan)