Disciplines and specialties of Hyogo Prefectural University in Japan

Nature of the university: National

Location: Kobe City

Current President: Masayoshi Kiyohara

Introduction:

Hyogo Prefectural University was established in 2004 by the merger of three universities, namely, the Kobe University of Commerce, Himeji University of Technology, and Hyogo Prefectural Nursing University. Its three predecessor schools were well known in the Kansai region, and therefore Hyogo Prefectural University enjoys the reputation of being one of the largest prefectural universities in the 43 prefectures of Japan. Hyogo Prefectural University is the largest among the 43 prefectural universities in Japan, with a long history. The university is characterized by a long history and is the largest among the 43 prefectures in Japan.

Composition of academic programs:

There are 6 academic departments and 11 graduate schools in Hyogo Prefectural University. （

The university has 6 departments and 11 faculties (the MBA will be opened in April 2010)

The faculties (undergraduate) consist of Science, Engineering, Economics, Business, Environment, and Nursing.

The Graduate School consists of the Graduate School of Science, the Graduate School of Engineering, the Graduate School of Economics, the Graduate School of Business, the Graduate School of Environmental Studies and the Graduate School of Nursing, the Graduate School of Computer Science, the Graduate School of Accounting, the Graduate School of Landscape Architecture, and the Graduate School of MBA.

Characteristics:

Hyogo Prefectural University aims to cultivate economic personnel with both theoretical and practical skills, good judgment, and the ability to contribute to industrial society. Our educational methodology is based on consolidating the student's academic foundation, while at the same time giving free rein to the student's own initiative and motivating the student to learn, thus achieving twice the result with half the effort. There are two departments under the Faculty of Economics, the Department of International Economics and the Department of Applied Economics, as well as a Graduate School of Economics program.

Majors:

Graduate School of Economics

Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Current Economics, Dynamic Economics, Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Mathematical Statistics, Economic Statistics, History of Economics, History of Social Thought, Game Theory, Information Processing, Information Systems, Econometrics Processing, Economic Policy, Finance, Fiscal Science, Public ******, Environmental Economics, and Social Economics. Economic Policy, Environmental Economics, Theory of Social Policy, Rent Law, Economic and Administrative Law, International Economics, International Politics, Theory of Trade Policy, Theory of International Finance, Theory of Globalization Economics, Economic History, Western Economic History, Japanese Economic History, Chinese Economic History, Chinese Social Theory, Asian Social Theory, Comparative Economic and Social Theory

Graduate School of Business Administration

Graduate School of Engineering

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Physical Engineering

Graduate School of Physical Science

Fundamental Analysis of Physical Matter, Analysis of Physical Functions, Control of Physical Structures, and Analysis of Physical Reactions

Graduate School of Life Sciences

Life Sciences (Analysis of Biological Physical Structures, Analysis of Biological Physical Functions, Analysis of Cellular Functions, and Earth and Environmental Sciences)

Graduate School of Environmental Anthropology

Ideology, Culture, Biology, and Humanities Culture, Biology, Health, Habitat, Geography, Environment Health, Habitat, Localization, Environment, Information, Education, Biodiversity

Graduate School of Nursing

Nursing (Career Health Nursing, Basic Nursing Science, Wide-area Health Nursing)

Fundamentals of Information Science, Application of Information Science, Data Processing, Fundamentals of Business Management, Policy Science