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Foundation |
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1959 |
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President |
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Yasuyuki Goto (Doctor of Engineering) |
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Location |
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| Yakusa Campus |
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Tel: 0565-48-8121 Fax: 0565-48-0277 |
| Motoyama Campus |
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1-38-1 Higashiyama Dori Chikusa Ku. Nagoya 464-0807
Tel: |
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Student Enrollment |
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Master's course in Engineering, 160
School of Engineering, 5,150
School of Management and Information Sciences, 1,050 |
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Faculty |
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School of Engineering, 100
Management and Information Sciences, 30
General Education, 30
Research Center staff, 5
Staff, 120 |
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Facilities |
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| Yakusa Campus |
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Main Administrative Building
Respective Department Buildings
Laboratories and Practice Buildings
Research Institute for Industrial Technology
Information Technology Center
Computer Education Center
International Exchange Center
Seismic Resistance Experiment Center (SEIREX)
Extension Center
Internship Support Center
Academic Support Center
Employment Support Center
Student Workshop (Mirai Kobo)
Sports Facilities
Sports Fields
Students' Dormitories and Lodging |
| Motoyama Campus |
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Graduate School for Management and Information Sciences
Information Center
Multipurpose Rooms
Lecture Hall
Seminar Rooms |
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Campus Site |
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| Yakusa Campus area 610,000
sq.m. (151acre) |
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School Buildings/ Research Centers/ Auditoriums/
Sports Facilities 150,000 sq.m.
Outdoor Sports Fields 170,000 sq.m.
Boarding House Sites 40,000 sq.m.
Additional Facilities 250,000 sq.m. |
Motoyama Campus area 830 sq.m. |
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Campus Environment |
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Aichi Institute of Technology is located
to the east of Nagoya City, and to the north of Toyota City. This central area
is Japan's industrial technology center and is known as the 'Nagoya Eastern Hills
Research Zone'. The Kaisho Area of the 2005 World Exposition is adjacent to our
campus. The Motoyama campus is located along Higashiyama Dori in Nagoya City which
can be conveniently accessed by public transportation. (The school is located
on the southwest corner of Motoyama intersection.) |
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A Profile of the University
