Type Public (National) Postgraduates 1,954 Undergraduate tuition and fees 535,800 JPY (2011) Phone +81 42-367-5504 Undergraduates 3,998 | Established 1874 Acceptance rate 30.8% (2015) Total enrollment 5,742 (1 May 2015) Founded 1949 | |
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Location Fuchū, Tokyo (headquarters), Japan Website www.tuat.ac.jp (Japanese)
www.tuat.ac.jp/english
www.tuat.ac.jp/en/ (English) Address Japan, 〒183-0057 Tokyo, Fuchu, Harumichō, 3−８−1 Notable alumni Susumu Ohno, Hirohide Hamashima, Satoshi Tomioka, Koya Nishikawa Similar Tokyo University of Agricult, University of Electro‑Communications, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo University of Science | ||
Tokyo university of agriculture and technology international center
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology commonly known as TUAT (Tōkyō Nōkō Daigaku) is a renowned public university in Tokyo, Japan. This university focuses on the study of agriculture and engineering.
Contents
- Tokyo university of agriculture and technology international center
- Welcome to tokyo university of agriculture and technology
- Departments
- Graduate School Master and Doctoral courses
- 2009 Data
- Recognition Rankings
- Distinguished alumni
- References
This University started its journey in 1874 as a Agricultural Training Institute. In 1949 it was established as a national university, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (東京農工大学, Tōkyō Nōkō Daigaku), nicknamed "Nōkōdai" or "TUAT", is a research-oriented national university with two campuses, one each located in the cities of Fuchū and Koganei, Tokyo. The study of Fuchū campus is related to agriculture and Koganei campus is related to study of engineering.
The undergraduate organization of the university has two faculties, Agriculture and Engineering, and several departments as shown below.
Welcome to tokyo university of agriculture and technology
Departments
Faculty of Agriculture [1]
Faculty of Engineering [2]
Graduate School (Master and Doctoral courses)
Graduate School of Bio-Applications and Systems Engineering
Graduate School of Engineering
United Graduate School of Agricultural Science
United Graduate School of Veterinary Science (Gifu University)
2009 Data
The university has about 4,200 undergraduate students and 1,800 graduate students, including more than 400 international students. Every year, around 140 fellows complete doctoral (PhD) degrees. The university has a full-time faculty of 442, plus 377 part-time faculty.
Recognition, Rankings
(2012) The world first: Building a plant factory for fruits: Advanced Plant Factory
(2011) Royalty income from patent was the highest among Japanese university..
(2007) Ranked #1st Paper Citation Index (Field of Engineering, by Asahi Newspaper/University Ranking 2007 and the ISI-Thomson database)
(2005) Grants per one faculty in joint research with industry was the highest among Japanese universities.
NOTE: The evaluation for the ranking system (from UK or Shanghai-based, etc.) is identical for all Universities of the same category and provides a clear and just ranking, taking into consideration the location and the size of the University.
Distinguished alumni
Akira Endo, 2006 Japan Prize laureate and 2008 Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award winner. Professor, 1979-1997.
Susumu Ohno, Author of "Evolution by gene duplication". Ph.D. in veterinary science in 1949.
Hirohide Hamashima, Director of the Bridgestone's Motorsport Tyre Development. Master course 1977.
Taro Kato, President (CEO) NGK Insulators, Ltd., Bachelor of Engineering, 1972.
Shigeru Uehara, Development chief of Honda NSX, Bachelor of Engineering, 1971.
Masaru Gomi, President/CEO, TOYO Corporation, Bachelor of Engineering.
Morshed Khan, (1940-) Foreign minister of Bangladesh (2001–2006). Bachelor of Engineering.
Ginandjar Kartasasmita, (1941-) Member of Indonesian Presidential Advisory Council (2010-2014). Chair of House of Regional Representative (2005-2009); Japan's Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun 2008. Bachelor of Engineering 1965.