MIE
UNIVERSITYCONTENTS

Outline of Mie University

9 personsPresident,
Trustees, andAuditors

74 1 persons

FacultyMembers

1,328 persons

Staff
Members●Our Mission and Vision
Vision 2030

03

●Mie University in Figures

05●Governing Structure

07●Operational Organization Chart

09●Historical Chart

11●Administrative Staﬀ

13

●Faculties and Graduate Schools/
Institutes for Education and Research

15●Mie University Research Centers

19《 Data》
Undergraduate
Students

5,884 persons
1,2 1 7 persons

Graduate
Students

26 1 persons

International
Students

Partner
Institutions on
University Level

Partner
Institutions on
Faculty Levelin■ Entrance Ceremony01

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Apr. 4■ Spring Semester Starts

Apr.11■ Fall Semester Starts

Oct. 2

Foundation Anniversary■ of Mie University

May 31■ Fall Semester Ends

Feb. 2■ Spring Semester Ends

Aug. 1■ Graduation Ceremony

Mar.25&
Regions
24 Countries/
Institutions
44 Universities

5,509,850 m

Area of Building

Academic Calendar
for 2023&
Regions
23 Countries/
Institutions
67 Universities

51,074 million yen

Revenues・
Expenses

Area of Landin

Library Holdings

321,757 m
937,473

2

2

books

●Number of Staﬀ Members

20●Admission Capacity and Number of Students

21●Schools Affiliated with Faculty of Education

21●Number of Scholarship Grantees

22●Numbers of 2023 Applicants and Entrants

23●Applicants and Entrants
by Prefectures (Undergraduate)

23●Number of 2022 Graduates andNumber of Degrees Conferred

24●Career Paths of 2022 Graduates

25●Employment Situation by Industries (Faculties) /Employment Situation by Region (Faculties) /Employment Situation by Prefectures (Faculties) 27●Number of International Students

28●International Exchange
Projects of 2022 (Grant Recipients)

28●International Exchange

29●University Library31●University Hospital

32●Budget (Academic Year 2023)

33●Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research &Research in Cooperation with
Private Sectors (Academic Year 2022)

33●Welfare Facilities

34●Land and Buildings

34●Mutual Cooperation
Agreement with Community

35●Extension Courses and Others

36●Campus Map

37●Location of Campus

41●Access

41●Campus Addresses

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Our Mission and Vision

Our Mission
From Mie to the world, from the world to Mie ― Mie University builds a better future in the spiritof co-creation with local communities.
The University engages in community-based, world-class teaching and research, and strives forco-creation with local communities in harmonious coexistence between mankind and nature.

Vision 2030

University Vision 2030
From Mie to the world, from the world to Mie ― Mie University builds
a better future in the spirit of co-creation with local communities.

VisionEducation
The University nurtures individuals with broad knowledge in liberal arts and sciences, highly
specialized knowledge and skills, and a global perspective, capable of driving innovations in society.

Education: Education that brings out individuals’ power to take action using links

Research■ Nurturing individuals with the active capability to lead local communities

The University engages in research activities that conform to high international and ethicalstandards, producing distinctive state-of-the-art research that contributes to the world, uniquecommunity-based reserch, applied reserch that provides solutions to problems in our society, anddiverse basic research that paves the way for the future.

with the local community, wider society, and the world■ Cultivating individuals committed to generating new forms of value■ Enhancing recurrent education that provides learning opportunities to local working
adultsSocial Contributions
The University aspires to realize an enriched, healthy, sustainable society. It coutributes to thedevelopment and revitalization of society by promoting industry-academia-government partnerships,
working to solve various problems as a center for collaboration and co-creation with local communities,
and implementing those solutions in society.

Research: Diverse and creative research to support co-creation with society■ Distinctive, state-of-the-art research that strives to be world-class■ Applied research that seeks to solve problems in society■ Diverse basic research that paves the way for the future

Emblem■ Cross-disciplinary graduate schools that transcend conventional boundaries
The school emblem has a double ring structure; one ring represents an ear of rice for arewarding life; the other ring of waves, Rourin, represents the philosophy of Mie
University, "Sansui: the three greens of sky, waves and mountain." This double ring
structure expresses Mie University's philosophy and wishes of long friendships andproductive lives for its alumni. In addition, the emblem is generally symmetrical, but theasymmetrical aspect of the design shows the free and progressive spirit of Mie University.
Mie University's predecessor, Mie Normal School, was founded in 1874 and is the oldestof the existing five faculties.

Social Contributions: Mie model of regional revitalization■ Applying leading-edge technologies in society and using them to generate novelsocial value■ Solving local problems and advancing local culture■ Building a safe, secure, and comfortable society

MessageMie University is situated in a beautiful location, surrounded by the waters of Ise
Bay, and the verdant forests of the Suzuka and Nunobiki Mountains, under the
expanse of clear skies dotted with white clouds. The aim of Mie University is to
produce results from its unique education and research that are second to none
anywhere in the world. Mie University is striving to be a university that connectswith the community in the three domains of education, research, and medicine.
Mie University not only develops human resources that will be capable of taking
a leading role in the new age, but also broadly share the outcomes of theeducation and research that will produce such human resources with the world,and continue to fulfill its social responsibility as a university.

Healthcare: Development of regional healthcare through advanced medical practiceand training of healthcare professionals■ Providing all residents of Mie Prefecture with high-quality healthcare■ Training healthcare professionals■ Promoting state-of-the-art medical researchPresident

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Mie University in Figures

Faculties

5

Faculties●Humanities,
Law and Economics●Education

9

Graduate Schools

Departments

1

6

program●Education

Training Course for School Teachers●Medicine●Engineering●Bioresources

Middle East 1

North America 3●Bioresources

Sustainable Resource Sciences,Environmental Science and Technology,
Life Sciences, Marine Bioresources●Regional Innovation Studies

Total

Europe

Total

67

10

44
Asia

Number of Staff Members

2,078

Executive
Officers

947(As of May 1, 2023)

Teachers

74 1

Staff

1,328

Budget scale （Academic Year 2023）
Revenues・
Expenses

Number of Undergraduates（As of May 1, 2023）（As of May 1, 2023）

26 1
Graduate School ofRegional Innovation Studies

Area of
land
Area ofbuilding

5,509,850㎡（proportion of leased land 93,299 ㎡）

32 1,757㎡

8 (3%)

Faculty of Engineering
Graduate School ofEngineering

Center of International
Education and Research（Academic Year 2022）

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26 1

74 (28%)1,5 1 7 Projects
Amount 2,1 5 1 million yen
NumberUniversity Library
Japanese Books

708,836

Total

Foreign Books

228,637 Books

Books

937,473 Books

Total Numberof visitors（As of April 1, 2023）

1 1 9,214（Academic Year 2022）

685 Beds
Cumulative total of
hospitalized patients 1 9 1 ,084
Number of Beds

19 (7%)

Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics
Graduate School of Humanities,
Law and Economics（Academic Year 2022）

University Hospital （Academic Year 2022）

Total

Number of Students Studying Abroad25

65 (25%)39 (15%)

Faculty of Medicine
Graduate School of
Medicine

Asia

Research in Cooperation with Private Sectors (Achievement)（As of May 1, 2023）

Faculty of Education
Graduate School of Education

10 (4%)

Europe12

Area of land and building

Number of International Students(By Faculty,Graduate School)

Number of Graduates

1,217

51,074 million yen

Number of International Students

5,884（As of May 1, 2023）

Occeania 2

Africa 2

Occeania 4●Engineering

Department of Engineering

Number of International
inter-department university partnership agreement（24 Countries & Regions）

Africa 1

North America 2
Central andSouth America 2●Medicine

School of Medicine, School of Nursing

Number of International
university partnership agreement（23 Countries & Regions）

Graduate Schools●Humanities and Social Sciences

Humanities、Law and Economics

International Exchange Status （As of April 1, 2023）

Faculty of Bioresources
Graduate School of
Bioresource46 (18%)Cumulative total of
outpatients

351,947

Average number ofhospitalized patients per day
Average number of
outpatients per day

523.5

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Governing Structure

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G ov e r n i n g s t r u c t u r e
Auditor (2)Board （President , Executive Vice 6）(Important issues should be passed a board resolution)

President

cation ）Executive Vice President for Education

Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration

Executive Vice President for Social Cooperation

Executive Vice President for Regional Co-creation

Executive Vice President for Research and Information

Executive Vice President for Public Relation and Branding

Assistant to the President (13)Special Vice President (2)Executive Advisor to the President (6)Advisor to the President (8)Senior Advisor for Research and Social Cooperation

Vice President for Education（Academic Management and Recurrent Education ）Deputy Executive Vice President for University Hospital

Vice President for Public Relation and Diversity & Inclusion

Deputy Executive Vice President for Research, Social Cooperation and Management

Vice President for International Affairs and Environment

Deputy Executive Vice President for Legal Affairs and Evaluation

Special Vice President for Strategic Planning

Deputy Executive Vice President for Research and Social Cooperation

Special Vice President for General Education

Vice President for Education（Student Support）

Special Vice President for Public Relation and Diversity & Inclusion

Vice President for Education（Admission, High School Collaboration and Licensing Programs）

Management Committee（Mainly deliberate on management aspect）
10 external key figures
Total of 8 internal
members including thePresident and Executive
Vice Presidents

Education and Research Council（Election of the
President）(Mainly deliberate on educational aspect)
Total of 27 internal
members including
the President andExecutive Vice Presidents

Presidency Council・
Observation Committee
7 External Committee Members
7 Internal Committee Members

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Operational Organization Chart
Mie University

Mie University

Faculties

Humanities, Law
and Economics
Education

Humanities
Law and Economics
Training Course for School Teachers
Center for Future Teachers and School Support
Affiliated School /Kindergarten
Kindergartens
Primary School
Junior High School
Mentally Challenged Children's School

Medicine

School of Medicine
School of Nursing
University Hospital

Graduate
Schools

Engineering

Department of Engineering

Bioresources

Sustainable Resource Sciences
Environmental Science and Technology
Life Sciences
Marine Bioresources

Humanities
and Social Sciences
Education(Master Course)(Master Program)(Doctoral Program)(Doctoral Course)(Doctoral Course)(Master Program)(Doctoral Program)

Bioresources(Doctoral Course)(Master Program)(Doctoral Program)(Doctoral Course)(Master Program)(Doctoral Program)

Regional Innovation / Core Lab

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Administration
OfficeOrganization for Student AffairsCenter for Student Financial Aid and Accommodations
Center for Student Career
Center for Student Activities
Center for Student CounselingCenter for Students with Disabilities

Organization for Information
Education and Research

University LibraryCenter for Information Technologies and Networks
Center for Data Science Education

Mie Regional Plan Co-creation
Organization

Industry-academia-government Collaboration Department
Intellectual Property Management Department
Industry-academia-govemment Collaboration Risk Management Department
Regional Co-creation Deployment Center
Disaster Mitigation Research Center

Organization for Research Initiativeand Promotion

Advanced Science Research Promotion Center
Open Innovation Facilities
Research Center for Excellence
Research Institutes for ExcellenceInnovation Center for Semiconductor and digital Future

Administration
OfficeAdministration
OfficeAdministration
OfficeMedicine
NursingNursing
Medical Life Science
Regional Satellite Campus Network

Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical and Electronic Engineering
Applied Chemistry Program
Architecture
Information Engineering
Materials Science
System Engineering

Regional Innovation Studies
Regional Innovation Studies

Hokusei Regional Satelite Campus
Iga Regional Satellite Campus
Ise-Shima Regional Satellite Campus
Higashi-Kisyu Regional Satellite Campus

Center for Physical & Mental Health

Sustainable Resource Sciences
Environmental Science and Technology
Life Sciences
Sustainable Resource Sciences
Environmental Science and Technology
Life Sciences

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional Field Science Center
Farm Station
Forest Station
Fishery Research Station
Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”
Cetacean Research Center (CRC)
Regional Innovation
Studies

Center for General Education
Center for License and Certificate ProgramsCenter for Higher Education Development Design and Institutional ResearchCenter for Admissions
Center for Regional Innovation Education

Administration
OfficeDivision of Advanced Practicefor Professional Teachers and School Leaders(Professional Degree Program)Engineering

Organization for Higher Education Design

Area Studies
Social Sciences(Master Course)

Medicine

Administration
OfficeSpecial Facilities
for Researchand Education

Recurrent Education Center

Center for International Education and Research

Mie Global Environment Center for Education & Research (Mie GECER)
Administration
OfficeAdministrative Audit Office

Administration
OfficeAdministration Bureau

General Affairs Department, Financial Department, Student Affairs Department,
Facilities Department,Department of Research and Regional Collaboration,
Department of International Affairs and Information

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Historical chart

1 874

Watarai Prefectural Normal School(August 1874)

Mie Prefectural Yuzo School(July 1875)

Mie Prefectural Yamada Normal School

Mie Prefectural Tsu Normal School(September 1876)(September 1876)

Mie Prefectural Normal School(January 1877)

Sansui Kaikan, Registered as a Cultural Property in Japan

Mie Prefectural Normal School for Primary Level(March 1887)

Mie Prefectural Normal School(April 1898)

Mie Prefectural Women's Normal School(April 1904)

1 912

Mie Higher Agricultural and Forestry School(December 1921)

Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School
for Agricultural Continuation School Teachers(February 1925)

Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School
for Vocational Education(December 1927)

Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School
for Youth School Teachers(April 1935)

Mie Prefectural Teacher Training School
for Women's School Teachers

Mie Normal School

Mie Prefectural Medical School(December 1943)(April 1943)

1 945

Mie Higher Agricultural and Forestry College(April 1944)

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Mie Normal School for Youth School Teachers(April 1944)

Mie Prefectural Medical College(June 1947)

1 949

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(April 1938)

Mie University (May 31, 1949)

National University Corporation Mie University (April 1, 2004)

May 31, 1949

Mie University

May 31, 1949

Faculty of Liberal Arts (Elementary school teacher training course, Junior High School teacher training
course) Faculty of Agriculture (Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering,Forestry, Food Processing)

2004

April 1, 1975

Graduate Schools of Medicine (Doctoral Course)

April 1, 1976

Graduate Schools of Fisheries (Master Course)

April 18, 1977

Education Technology Center

April 1, 1978

Graduate Schools of Engineering (Master Course)

April 1, 1979
March 31, 2003 closed

Institute of Laboratory Animals

April 1, 1979 Attached Facility for
Graduate School of Bioresources
April 1, 2006

Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”

April 1, 1979

One-Year Graduate Course (Special Education)

April 1, 1983

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

Sansui Hall

May 21, 1987 reorganizedCenter for Educational Research and Practice

October 1, 1987

Faculty of Bioresources (amalgamation of the Faculty of Agriculture and Faculty of Fisheries)Faculty of Bioresources(Experimental Farm, Experimental Forest,Fisheries Research Laboratory. Training Ship “SEISUI MARU” )April 1, 1988

Graduate Schools of Bioresources (Master Course)

October 1, 1988
March 31, 2000 closed

College of Medical Sciences, Mie University

April 1, 1989

Graduate Schools of Education(Master Course)

April 1, 1991

Graduate Schools of Bioresources (Doctoral Course)

April 1, 1992

Graduate Schools of Humanities and Social Sciences (Master Course)

April 1, 1995

Graduate Schools of Engineering (Doctoral Course)

April 1, 1996

Common Education Center

April 11, 1999
March 31, 2015 closed

Integrated Center for Educational Research and PracticeApril 1, 2002
Attached Facility for Graduate Schoolof Bioresources April 1,2006

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional Field Science Center (Experimental Farm, Experimental Forest,Fisheries
Research Laboratory)

April 1, 2002 renamed in Japanese

Graduate Schools of Medicine

April 1, 2002

Course of Nursing (Master Course)

April 1, 2004

National University Corporation Mie University

May 26, 2004

Liberal Arts Center

April 1, 2005

Graduate Schools of Medicine priority strengthening

April 1, 2006

Graduate Schools of Engineering priority strengthening

May 31, 1949

University Library Faculty of Liberal Arts (Kindergarten, Elementary school, Junior High School, Highschool) Faculty of Agriculture (Experimental Farm, Experimental Forest)

April 1, 1951
March 31, 2009 Closed

Special Course (Agriculture)

April 1, 2006

Graduate Schools of Bioresources priority strengthening (Training Ship “SEISUI MARU” , Kii-Kuroshio
Bio-Regional Field Science Center (Experimental Farm, Experimental Forest, Fisheries Research Laboratory))

April 1, 1966
September 30, 1989 closed

Graduate Schools of Agriculture (Master Course)

April 1, 2007 renamed

Mentally Challenged Children’ s School
One-Year Graduate Course (Special Supporting Education and Special Major Department)

April 1, 1966 renamed

Faculty of Education

April 1, 2007 renamed
March 31, 2014 closed

April 1, 1966
March 31, 1989 closed

One-Year Graduate Course (Education)

January 30, 2009

Training Ship “SEISUI MARU” The Second

April 1, 1966

Faculty of Education (A training course for teachers of schools for disabled children)

April 1, 2009

Graduate Schools of Regional Innovation Studies

April 1, 1969

Faculty of Engineering(Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Engineering)

April 1, 2014

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Division of Foundational Liberal Arts and Sciences, Division ofComprehensive Liberal Arts and Sciences)

May 1, 1972 transferred

Faculty of Medicine (School of Medicine) (transferred from Mie Prefectural University)

April 1, 2015

Center for Future Teachers and School Support

May 1, 1972 transferred
March 31, 1992closed

Faculty of Fisheries(School of Fisheries) (transferred from Mie Prefectural University)

December 1, 2016

Cetacean Research Center (CRC)
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

April 1, 1973

School for the Mentally Handicapped

April 1, 2018 renamed

October 1, 1973 transferred

University Hospital (transferred from Mie Prefectural University)

February 24, 2021

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional Field Science Center (Fishery Research Station)(Moved from Shima City to Toba City)

April 1, 1974
March 31, 1991 closed

School of Nursing

April 1, 2021

Division of Advanced Practice for Professional Teachers and School Leaders

March 31, 2022 renamed

Liberal Arts Center (a part of Organization for Higher Education Design)

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Administrative Staff
Board
President
Executive Vice President for Education
Executive Vice President for Social Cooperation
Executive Vice President for Research and Information
Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
Executive Vice President for Regional Co-creation
Executive Vice President for Public Relation and Branding
Auditor General for Business Operations
Auditor for Finance/Part-timeManagement Committee
ITO, Masaaki
TSURUHARA, Kiyoshi
SAKAI, Toshinori
YOSHIOKA, Motoi
KINOSHITA, Takahiro
NISHIOKA, Keiko
TANAKA, Risa
HATTORI, Masaoki
OGAWA, Yuka

Senior Advisor
Senior Advisor for Research and Social Cooperation

IKEDA, Tomoaki
SAKUMA, Hajime
ONISHI, Yasumitsu
IMANISHI, Nobuyuki

Vice President
Vice President for Education(Student Support)
Vice President for Education(Admission, High School Collaboration and Licensing Programs)
Vice President for Education(Academic Management and Recurrent Education )Vice President for Public Relation and Diversity & Inclusion
Vice President for International Affairs and Environment

TOGASHI, Kenji
FUJITA, Tatsuo
KOBAYASHI, Issei
MURATA, Mariko
KANECO, Satoshi

Special Vice President
Special Vice President for Strategic Planning
Special Vice President for General Education
Special Vice President for Public Relation and Diversity & Inclusion

NISHIMURA, Norihiro
OHNO, Ken
MORIWAKI, Yumiko

Assistant to the President
Assistant to the President for Student Support
Assistant to the President for Admission
Assistant to the President for General Education
Assistant to the President for Semiconductor Industry-academia-government collaboration
Assistant to the President for Research Promotion
Assistant to the President for Social Cooperation
Assistant to the President for Social Cooperation(Risk and IP Management)
Assistant to the President for Physical & Mental Health
Assistant to the President for Planning and Management
Assistant to the President for Information
Assistant to the President for International Affairs
Assistant to the President for Public Relations
Assistant to the President for Design

NAGAYA, Yuichi
IWASAKI, Yasuhiko
OOI, Atsushi
MIYAKE, Hideto
YAMAZAKI, Hidetoshi
KATO, Takaya
KANOU, Mikihito
KOBAYASHI, Yoshinao
KUMAGAI, Ken
YAMAMORI, Kazunori
WANG, XIULUN
MATSUDA, Yuko
OKADA, Hiroaki

Special Assistant to the President
Special Assistant to the President for Safety Management
Special Assistant to the President for Safety Management

NAKAGAWA, Katsumi
FUKUNAGA, Wakako

Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President
Executive Advisor to the President

UCHIDA, Atsumasa
KUSUI, Yoshiyuki
KOMADA, Yoshihiro
TAKEDA, Kan
TSURUOKA, Shinji
TOYODA, Nagayasu

Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President
Advisor to the President

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President, The Hyakugo Bank, Ltd.
President, Asahi University
Mayor of Kumano City
Mayor of Suzuka City
President, MIE TOYOTA MOTOR CO.,LTD.
Director, Mie Prefectural School Chiefs Association
Mie Medical Association Chair
Vice Governor of Mie Prefecture
Former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Serbia and Montenegro
President, NTT MEDIASUPPLY CO., LTD.

ITO, Toshiyasu
OHTOMO, Katsuyuki
KAWAKAMI, Kanji
SUEMATSU, Noriko
TAKEBAYASHI, Noriaki
TSUJI, Naruhisa
NII, Shigeru
HIROTA, KeikoMARUYAMA, Jyunichi
YOKOYAMA, Keiko(Internal Committee Members)

OGATA, Masato

Deputy Executive Vice President
Deputy Executive Vice President for University Hospital
Deputy Executive Vice President for Research, Social Cooperation and Management
Deputy Executive Vice President for Legal Affairs and Evaluation
Deputy Executive Vice President for Research and Social Cooperation

令和5年度

ISHIGAKI, Eiichi
ITO, Kimiaki
UMEKAWA, Hayato
SHIDA, Yoshihiro
TAKAGI, Jyunichi
MUKAI, Hiromitsu
MURATA, Yoshimasa
WATANABE, Yoshihiko

President
Executive Vice President for Education
Executive Vice President for Social Cooperation
Executive Vice President for Research and Information
Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
Executive Vice President for Regional Co-creation
Executive Vice President for Public Relation and Branding
Deputy Executive Vice President for University Hospital

ITO, Masaaki
TSURUHARA, Kiyoshi
SAKAI, Toshinori
YOSHIOKA, Motoi
KINOSHITA, Takahiro
NISHIOKA, Keiko
TANAKA, Risa
IKEDA, Tomoaki

Education and Research Council
President
Executive Vice President for Education
Executive Vice President for Social Cooperation
Executive Vice President for Research and Information
Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration
Executive Vice President for Regional Co-creation
Executive Vice President for Public Relation and Branding
Deputy Executive Vice President for University Hospital
Deputy Executive Vice President for Research, Social Cooperation and Management
Deputy Executive Vice President for Legal Affairs and Evaluation
Deputy Executive Vice President for Research and Social Cooperation
Vice President for Education(Student Support)
Vice President for Education(Admission, High School Collaboration and Licensing Programs)
Vice President for Education(Academic Management and Recurrent Education )Vice President for Public Relation and Diversity & Inclusion
Vice President for International Affairs and Environment
Dean, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics
Dean, Faculty of Education
Dean, Graduate School of Medicine
Dean, Graduate School of Engineering
Dean, Graduate School of Bioresources
Dean, Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies
Professor, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Sciences
Professor, Faculty of Education
Professor, Graduate School of Medicine
Professor, Graduate School of Engineering
Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources

ITO, Masaaki
TSURUHARA, Kiyoshi
SAKAI, Toshinori
YOSHIOKA, Motoi
KINOSHITA, Takahiro
NISHIOKA, Keiko
TANAKA, Risa
IKEDA, Tomoaki
SAKUMA, Hajime
ONISHI, Yasumitsu
IMANISHI, Nobuyuki
TOGASHI, Kenji
FUJITA, Tatsuo
KOBAYASHI, Issei
MURATA, Mariko
KANECO, Satoshi
FUJITA, Shinya
ITOH, Nobunari
HORI, Hiroki
MORI, Kazuo
MATSUMURA, Naoto
SUWABE, Keita
TOHYAMA, Atsushi
AKIMOTO, Hiroto
NOSAKA, Tetsuya
KUBO, Masataka
KOBARA, Jun

Administration Bureau
Executive Director-General
Head, Administrative Audit OfficeDirector, General Affairs and Planning Department
Head, General Affairs Office
Head, General Planning Office
Head, Personnel and Labor OfficeDirector, Financial Department
Head, Financial Planning Office
Head, Financial Management OfficeDirector, Student Affairs Department
Head, Educational Affairs Office
Head, Student Support Office
Head, Career Support Office
Head, Admission OfficeDirector, Facilities Department
Head, Facility Planning Office
Head, Facility Management Office
Head, Facility Maintenance Office

KINOSHITA, Takahiro
TANI, Hitoshi
HARA, Shigemasa
TAKANO, Masakazu
ITO, Toshihiro
ODA, Naomi
OZAWA, Fumio
ISHIKAWA, Yuko
HASEGAWA, Kazuya
MORIMOTO, Shuichi
KORENAGA, Hiroshi
OHATA, Natsu
MATSUBARA, Yukishi
OKABE, Tatsushi
MUKAI, Kazuhito
HASHIMOTO, Takeshi
NISHIMURA, Kenji
SHIRAI, Takashi

Director, Department of Research and Regional Collaboration
Head, Research Promotion Office
Head, Social Cooperation Management Office
Head, Promotion office for Regional Revitalization
Director, Department of Ineternational Affairs and Information
Head, Library Office
Head, DX and Management Information
Head, International Relations Office

OHHATA, Ayumu
KOBAYASHI, Yasuhisa
KOMADA, Masahiko
OHHATA, Ayumu
YAMANAKA, Setsuko
NAKAMURA, Kyoko
YAMANAKA, Setsuko
TOMISHIMA, Yoshio

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics
Dean
Vice Dean
Head, Office for Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

FUJITA, Shinya
TOYOFUKU, Yuji
SASAOKA, Shuichi

Faculty of Education
Dean
Vice Dean
Vice Dean
Head, Office for Attached Schools, Faculty of Education
Director, Integrated Center for Educational Research and Practice
Headmaster, Kindergarten
Headmaster, Primary School
Headmaster, Junior High School
Headmaster, Mentally Challenged Children's School

Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies
Dean
Vice Dean
Vice Dean
Head, Office for Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies

SUWABE, Keita
AOKI, Masao
MARUYAMA, Naoki
SEKO, Kazuhiro

Organization for Higher Education Design
Director

TSURUHARA, Kiyoshi

Organization for Student Affairs
Director

TSURUHARA, Kiyoshi

Organization for Information Education and Research
ITOH, Nobunari
MIYAOKA, Kunihide
MATSUURA, Naomi
KAWAMURA, Toshio
OKANO, Noboru
SUGISAWA, Kumiko
YAMAMOTO, Yoshimi
YAMAGUCHI, Tsutomu
NAKAGAWA, Katsumi

Director

YOSHIOKA, Motoi

Mie Regional Plan Co-creation Organization
Director

SAKAI, Toshinori

Organization for Research Initiative and Promotion
Director

YOSHIOKA, Motoi

Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine
Dean
Vice Dean
Vice Dean

HORI, Hiroki
NARITA, Masaaki
TAKAO, Motoshi

IKEDA, Tomoaki
SAKUMA, Hajime
HIRAYAMA, Masahiro
MIZUNO, Shugo
SUZUKI, Hidenori
FUKUNAGA, Wakako
KANEKO, Toshihiro
DOHI, Kaoru
WATANABE, Masatoshi
IWAMOTO, Takuya
ITO, Atsushi
AO, Yasuyuki
NIWA, Akira
FUKUBA, Hirofumi
TERAMAE, Toshiharu
TSUGE, Satoshi

Graduate School of Engineering and Faculty of Engineering
Dean
Vice Dean
Head, Office of Graduate School & Faculty of Engineering

MORI, Kazuo
IKEURA, Ryojun
KOBAYASHI, Hiroshi

Graduate School of Bioresources and Faculty of Bioresources
Dean
Vice Dean
Vice Dean
Head, Office for Gradate School & Faculty of Bioresources
Director, Kii-Kuroshio Bio-regional Field Science Center
Director, Training Ship "SEISUI MARU"
Director, Cetacean Research Center (CRC)

Director

SAKAI, Toshinori

University Library

University Hospital
Director
Vice Director
Vice Director
Vice Director
Vice Director
Vice Director/Director for School of Nursing
Vice Director
Vice Director
Vice Director
Director, Pharmacy Division
Director, General Affairs Office
Head, General Affairs Office
Head, Management Office
Head, Student Affairs Office
Head, Medical Affairs Office
Head, Medical Support Office

Regional Satellite Campus Network

MATSUMURA, Naoto
KIMURA, Tetsuya
HASHIMOTO, Atsushi
TOGIYA, Motohiro
WATANABE, Kunio
MAEKAWA, Yoichi
MATSUMURA, Naoto

Director

YOSHIOKA, Motoi

Center for Physical & Mental HealthDirector

KOBAYASHI, Yoshinao

Director for Each Center
Recurrent Education Center
KOBAYASHI, Issei
Center for International Education and Research
KANECO, Satoshi
Mie Global Environment Center for Education & Research (Mie GECER) KANECO, Satoshi

Presidents
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Acting2nd
Acting
3rd
Acting4th
ActingActing
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th

OKAIDE, Yukio
NAKANO, Seisaku
NOMURA, Takee
KADOYA, Tatsujiro
NODA, Tokichi
IMACHI, Isamu
NODA, Tokichi
IWAMOTO, Kiichi
SAKAKIBARA, Shingo
MIKAMI, Yoshiki
IZAWA, Tadasu
TAKEDA, Susumu
TAKEMURA, Yasuo
YATANI, Ryuichi
TOYODA, Nagayasu
UCHIDA, Atsumasa
KOMADA, Yoshihiro
ITO, Masaaki

May 31, 1949 - May 31, 1957
June 1, 1957 - Dec. 9, 1957
Dec. 10, 1957 - Dec. 9, 1966
Dec. 10, 1966 - Feb. 28, 1967
Mar. 1, 1967 - Feb. 28, 1970
Mar. 1, 1970 - Mar. 16, 1970
Mar. 17, 1970 - Nov. 8, 1971
Nov. 9, 1971 - June 30, 1972
July 1, 1972 - Feb. 2, 1974
Feb. 10, 1974 - Feb. 9, 1980
Feb. 10, 1980 - Feb. 9, 1986
Feb. 10, 1986 - Feb. 9, 1992
Feb. 10, 1992 - Feb. 9, 1998
Feb. 10, 1998 - Mar. 31, 2004
Apr. 1, 2004 - Mar. 31, 2009
Apr. 1, 2009 - Apr. 1, 2015
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Faculties and Graduate Schools / Institutes for Education and Research
Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics/
Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Through education and research of the humanities and social studies, we develop student abilities to contribute towards

Graduate School of Medicine/Faculty of Medicine
Students develop a sense of social responsibility and ethics, creative and critical cognitive skills, and strive
towards an advancement of human health and welfare which translate at local and global levels of society.

the development of regional culture, explore ideas of what it means to be human and theories of social structures, and takeinitiatives in solving social problems.

Graduate School of Medicine (Doctoral Program:1Major • 2Divisions, Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation,Endowed Department)(Master Program :1Major • 2Divisions, Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation,Endowed Department)(Master Program :1Major • 3Divisions)(Doctoral Program:1Major • 3Divisions)

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics (2 Departments • 4 Chairs/2 Courses)
Departments

Chairs/Courses

Department of Humanities

Japanese Studies, Asian and Oceanian Studies, European and Mediterranean Studies, American Studies

Department of Law and Economics

Law and Politics Course, Contemporary Economics Course
Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences (2 Majors)
MajorsMajorsMedicalLife
Sciences(Doctoral
Program)Divisions

Basic Medicine Sciences

Histology and Cell Biology, Developmental and Regenerative Medicine, Biochemistry andProteomics, Department of Biochemistry, Stem Cell and Developmental Biology, Molecular
Physiology, Pathology and Matrix Biology, Oncologic Pathology, Integrated Pharmacology,
Molecular and Cellular, Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Immunology, Medical Zoology,
Environmental and Molecular Medicine, Public Health and Occupational Medicine, Forensic
Medicine and Sciences, Medical Education, Immunoregulation, Animal Functional, Medical
Genomics and Proteomics, Department of Reproductive Biology

Clinical Medicine Sciences

Cardiology and Nephrology, Hematology and Oncology, Gastroenterology and Hepatology,
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Metabolism and Endocrinology, Neurology, Rheumatology,
Family Medicine, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Dermatology, Radiology, Hepatobiliary Pancreatic andTransplant Surgery, Gastrointestinal and Pediatric Surgery, Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery,
Breast Surgery, Gynecologic Pelvic Surgery and Oncology, Neurosurgery, Musculoskeletal Surgery,
Multimodality Therapy for Cancer, Nephro-Urologic Surgery and Andrology, Ophthalmology,
Otorhinolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Plastic Surgery,
Anesthesiology, Emergency and Disaster Medicine, Rehabilitation Medicine, Department of ClinicalPharmaceutics, Department of Laboratory Medicine, Genomic Medicine and Genetic Counseling,
General Medicine, General Internal Medicine, Neonatology, Child Medical Health and Development,
Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Department of Clinical Oncogenomics,
Department of Clinical Dysmorphology

Medicine(Master
Program)Area Studies Course
Social Sciences Course

Faculty of Education/Graduate School of Education(Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation)
Human Research Promotion and Drug Development
Clinical Human Research Promotion and Drug Development

Taking advantage of comprehensive study in the Faculty of Education, students develop expertise in the humanities, social andnatural sciences, education, and the professional skills of their respective fields.

Faculty of Education (1 Department/13 Courses)
Department

Training Course for School Teachers

Courses
Language and Literature Education, Social Studies Education,Mathematical,Science Education,Music Education,
Fine Arts Education, Health and Physical Education,Technology/Manufacturing Education,
Home Economics Education,English Language Education, Special Support Education,
Science of Early Childhood Education, School Education
Graduate School of Education (1 Major/2 Courses)

Center for Future Teachers
and School Support

Systems Pharmacology(Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation)
Personalized Cancer Immunotherapy

Personalized Cancer Immunotherapy(Endowed Department) Dementia Prevention and
Therapeutics

Dementia Prevention and Therapeutics(Endowed Department) Innovative Surgery

Innovative Surgery(Endowed Department)
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine

Orthopedics and Sports Medicine(Endowed Department) Advanced Cancer Treatment Studies Advanced Cancer Treatment Studies

Division of Advanced Practice for Professional Teachers and School Leaders
School Management Skills Development Course,
Educational Practice Development Course(Endowed Department) Hematological Malignancies

Hematological Malignancies(Endowed Department) Neuroradiology(Endowed Department)
Advanced Treatment for Spinal Diseases

Affiliated Facility of Faculties
Institution(Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation)
Systems Pharmacology(Endowed Department) Advanced Diagnostic Imaging Advanced Diagnostic Imaging

Majors/Courses
Professional Degree Program

Departments(Endowed Department) Public Health / Infectious
Disease Control and Prevention

Purpose and Research
We give guidance based on our support system, research, and feedback results on teacher training educationand current teacher development. (Pre-service Teacher Division, School Support Division, In-service Teacher andDevelopment Division, and General Support Office)(Training plan for “cancer professionals” that will
respond to diverse new needs) Radiation Oncology
MajorsNursing(Master
Program)Nursing(Doctral
Program)Radiation Oncology

Divisions

Departments

Fundamental Nursing

Nursing Education, Nursing Administration, Fundamental of Nursing

Clinical Nursing

Oncology Nursing, Adult Health Nursing, Maternal Nursing, Child Health Nursing, Gerontological Nursing

Community Health Nursing

Psychiatric Nursing, Home Care Nursing, Community Health Nursing

NursingNursing Education, Fundamental Practical Nursing, Adult and Elderly Health Nursing, Maternaland Child Health Nursing, Psychiatry, Stress and Health Sciences, Community Health Nursing
Faculty of Medicine (2 Schools)
Schools

School of Medicine
School of Nursing

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Graduate School of Engineering/Faculty of Engineering
Students in the Graduate School and Faculty of Engineering develop a sense of social responsibility and ethics, creative andcritical cognitive skills, and strive towards contributions for the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature through researchon science and technology.
Graduate School of Engineering (Master Program : 5Departments/17 Chairs, Doctoral Program : 2Departments/5 Chairs)
Departments
ChairsRobotics and Mechatronics, Advanced Materials and Processes, Mechanics and Physics of Materials,
Mechanical Engineering
Environmental Energetics
Electrical and Electronic
Electrical System Engineering, Information and Communication Systems, Electronic Material Science andEngineering
Technology, Physics Engineering
Master Program
Applied Chemistry Program Physical Chemistry, Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry
Architecture
Architecture
Information Engineering
Computer Science, Information Network, Intelligent System, Human Informatics
Materials Sciences,
Doctoral Program
Materials Property, Materials Chemistry, Electrical Information System, Design System, Recycling System Design
Systems Engineering
Faculty of Engineering(1Departments/5Courses/17 Chairs)
Departments
Courses
ChairsMechanical Engineering
Robotics and Mechatronics, Advanced Materials and Processes, Mechanics and Physics of Materials,
ProgramEnvironmental Energetics
Electrical System Engineering, Information and Communication Systems, Electronic Material Science andDepartment Electrical and Electronic
UnderEngineering Program
Technology, Physics Engineeringofgraduate
Engineering Applied Chemistry Program Physical Chemistry, Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry
Architecture Program
Architecture
Computer Science, Information Network, Intelligent System, Human Informatics
Information Engineering Program

Graduate School of Bioresources/Faculty of Bioresources
With the coexistence of nature and mankind in mind, we established studies to explore the appropriate development and the utilizationof bioresources.

Master
Program

Doctoral
ProgramUndergraduate

Graduate School of Bioresources (Master Program : 3Divisions/9 Chairs, Doctoral Program : 3 Divisions/6 Chairs)
Divisions
ChairsMajor in Sustainable
Agrobiology, Forest Resources and Environmental Science, International Regional Resource Science
Resource Sciences
Major in Environmental
Sustainable Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environment Oriented Information and System Engineerin, Irrigation,
Science and Technology
Drainage and Reclamation Engineering
Major in Life Sciences
Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Marine Biotechnology, Marine Biology
Major in Sustainable
Sustainable Resource System Sciences, Int'l Sustainable Resource Science
Resource Sciences
Major in Environmental
Atmosphere and Sustainable Earth System Science, Atmosphere and Sustainable Earth System Science
Science and Technology
Major in Life Sciences
Applied Biological Chemistry, Marine Biological Science
Faculty of Bioresources (4 Divisions/9 Courses)
Divisions
Courses
Department of Sustainable
Resource Sciences
Department of Environmental
Science and Technology
Department of Life
Science and Chemistry
Department of Marine
Bioresources

Course of Biology for Agriculture and Forestry, Course of Forest Resources and Environmental Science, Course of
Glocal Resources Utilization
Course of Sustainable Earth and Environmental Science, Course of Environment Oriented Information and System
Engineering, Course of Irrigation Drainage and Reclamation Engineering
Course of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Course of Marine Biotechnology

Institution

Purpose and Research

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional Field Science Center

Provides practical education and applied research opportunities on coexistence of human life and nature in the ecosystem that ranges
from the Kii Peninsula to the Kuroshio Current.

Farm Station

Manages practical education and applied research in agricultural studies.

Forest Station

Manages practical education and applied research in forest resources and preservation.

Fisheries Research Laboratory

Promote DX of the ocean, introduce IT and AI in fishery production, utilize big data regarding the fishery environment, and practiceeducation and research facilities for fishery science, marine biology, and preservation of the ocean environment.

Graduate School of Bioresourses
Cetacean Research Center (CRC)

A research facility designed to advance a full range of basic and applied research on sustainable use of cetaceans as a marinebioresource.

Graduate School of Bioresourses
Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”(Base for education-related joint use)

Conducts practical/experimental survey research on fishery science/biological oceanography/ocean environment.

Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies
Core-Lab

Cultivating highly-specialized professionals and sending them into society and conducting collaborative researches among government,
industry, and academia.

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The Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies was established in order to bridge the gap which exists in contemporary
industrial society — and especially in local industrial circles such as those in the Mie region — between social needs andgraduate school education, and to foster the development of individuals with the capabilities to help halt regional decline.
The school cultivates, and sends out into regional society, research and development professionals who are skilled in project
management as well as social entrepreneurs capable of generating something out of nothing in their local communities.
Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies (2 Divisions/4 Units)
Divisions

Units

Master
Program

Regional Innovation Studies

Engineering Innovation Unit, Bioinnovation Unit, Social Innovation Unit

Doctoral
Program

Regional Innovation Studies

Regional Development Unit

Organization for Higher Education Design
In collaboration and cooperation with various departments and other bodies, the Organization for Higher Education Design carries forward the creation and development of various educational activities withthe aim of achieving the educational goals of Mie University, as well as support various activities aimed at ensuring the quality of education. To achieve these objectives, four centers have been establishedwithin the Organization to engage in education and learning management with the aim of realizing student-oriented education.
・Center for General Education ・Center for License and Certificate Programs ・Center for Higher Education Development Design and Institutional Research ・Center for Admissions ・Center for Regional Innovations Education

Organization for Student Affairs
In collaboration with various departments and relevant organizations within the university, the Organization for Student Affairs provides support for students, based on “Mie University’ s Basic Policy for
Supporting Students,” “Mie University’s Policy for Career Education,” and “Mie University’ s Basic Policy for Supporting Students with Handicaps,” We support students by setting policies for each of the fivecenters set up within the organization and student support (peer support) by the students themselves.
・Center for Student Financial Aid and Accommodations ・Center for Student Career ・Center for Student Activities ・Center for Student Counseling ・Center for Students with Disabilities

The Organization for Information Education and Research
The Organization for Information Education and Research carries forward, in collaboration and cooperation with various departments and other bodies,education and research related to information carried out by Mie
University, as well as collecting and providing academic information resources, and preparing and enhancing the environment of the information infrastructure. There are three centers, described below, in the Organization.
〈University Library〉
The University Library serves the three core functions of supporting research, supporting study, and contributing to the regional community. Together with the adjacent Mie Environmental & Information
Platform, the University Library provides a venue for acquiring, creating, and sharing knowledge.
〈Center for Information Technologies and Networks〉
The Center for Information Technologies and Networks supports education and research by managing and operating a wide variety of equipment, ranging from education systems and various servers to thecampus network that is connected to the internet. The Center also provides the foundation for network security.
〈Center for Data Science Education〉
The purpose of the Center is to promote Mie University’ s data science education for information literacy, by collaborating with regional society, with the Center for Mathematical and Data Science as the base.

Mie Regional Plan Co-creation Organization
This organization aims to foster individuals capable of putting a wealth of skills into practice in local communities and to raise the value of research outputs, as well as to support various activities that
contribute to the advancement of society, in line with Mie University’ s goal of growing together with the region in which it is located, as a university that co-creates with local communities.
・Industry-academia-government Collaboration Department ・Intellectual Property Management Department ・Industry-academia-government Collaboration Risk Management Department
・Regional Co-creation Deployment Center ・Disaster Mitigation Research Center

Organization for Research Initiative and Promotion
This organization aims to support and advance a diverse range of research activities, in line with Mie University’ s goal of growing together with society.
・Advanced Science Research Promotion Center ・Open Innovation Facilities ・Research Center for Excellence ・Research Institutes for Excellence ・Innovation Center for Semiconductor and Digital Future

Regional Satellite Campus Network
The Organization treats the entire Mie Prefecture as the education and research field of Mie University, and has four satellite campuses: Hokusei Regional Satellite Campus, Iga Regional Satellite Campus,
Ise-Shima Regional Satellite Campus, and Higashi-Kishu Regional Satellite Campus with diverse regional characteristics. Through collaboration and cooperation with the municipal government, educational
institutions, and other bodies, an activity base with abundant characteristic features has been established at each regional satellite campus, and teachers and students carry out field work and otherpractical educational and research activities. Furthermore, these four satellite campuses function as a hub for connecting the University with local companies and the municipal government, enabling themto not only increase the educational and research capabilities of Mie University, but also contribute to revitalizing the region and cultivating human resources for the region, while undertaking university-wide
efforts for such actions as resolving issues, by discovering and sharing local issues, and carrying out joint research and joint projects, and other initiatives.

Institutes for Education and Research●Recurrent Education Center

Course of Marine Bioresources
Affiliated Facilities of Graduate Schools

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Society today is changing at a whirlwind pace and the future is unpredictable, so even working adults need to acquire new knowledge and skills. In order to provide opportunities for such working adults
to continue learning throughout their lives, Mie University has established the Recurrent Education Center. The Center custom-designs and delivers recurrent education programs tailored to the needs ofcompanies and local government authorities in the Mie region, and also plans to develop ready-made programs for individual learners. Moreover, the Center develops and implements ready-made recurrent
education programs in high-demand areas such as ICT and digital transformation (DX).

●Center for International Education and Research
The Center was established with the aim of developing human resources that are capable of contributing to resolving international issues and of contributing to the internationalization of Mie University andthe region through international exchange projects and international education. The Center carries out various initiatives, such as conclusion of academic exchange agreements with universities overseas,
study abroad programs for students, foreign language training, Japanese language education to students from overseas, job-hunting support, international education to Japanese students, and support
for international activities by the university’ s departments.

●Mie Global Environment Center for Educational & Research (Mie GECER)
Under the Environment & SDGs Policy of Mie University , this Center promotes education, research and environmental conservation, as well as pursuing a variety of environmental activities including
initiatives toward the reduction of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions and the realization of a carbon-neutral society.
The Environmental Management System (EMS) at the Kamihama Campus (excluding the University Hospital) has been confirmed compliant with the International Standard ISO14001:2015, with ISO
certification renewed on November 19, 2022 (the initial certification was obtained in November 2007).

Center for Physical & Mental Health
Provides specialized services to maintain and improve the health of students, faculty and staff members. Doctors, nurses, public health nurses and counselors (licensed psychologists) deal with mental illnesses andphysiological stress, as well as physical illnesses. The Center also provides the University community with services including first aid, regular and ad hoc medical examinations, and issuance of medical certificates.
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Office for Promoting

Number of Staff Members

Number of Staff Members

Institution

Purpose and ResearchClassification

Office for Promotion of Museums
and University Cooperation

Develops regional and research networks by promoting organized cooperation and collaboration with museums.

Divisions

Diversity & Inclusion Promotion
OfficeFollowing the Mie University Declaration of Diversity & Inclusion in December 2022, the University formulated and released a strategy
and action plan for advancing diversity and inclusion. As a result, it has established systems for developing an education, research, andworking environment free from discrimination, achieving a healthy work-life balance, and reflecting the opinions of diverse stakeholders
in the University’s decision-making processes. The Diversity & Inclusion Promotion Office liaises and cooperates with organizations bothwithin and outside the University to implement a range of projects that contribute to the advancement of diversity and inclusion.

Administration Bureau

President, Trustees, Auditors

President

Trustees

Auditors

1

6 (2)

2 (1)

As of May 1, 2023
Teaching Staff
Associate
Associate
Assistant
Professors
Professors
Professors
Professors(Lecturers)

Organization for Higher
Education Design3

4 ( 2)

Organization for Student Affairs
Organization for Information
Education and Research

Other Institutions
Institution

Purpose and Research

Mie Environmental & Informational
Platform:MEIPLMEIPL is one of the academic commons ＊ integrated with the University Library. This is a core facility of Mie University, which is aiming
to be the most environmentally advanced university in the world, for sending out information regarding the process of building andformulating a low-carbon society. The first floor of the building is where environmental education and research takes place, and it is also
has a space for community exchange; the entire second floor is dedicated to an open “Learning Commons;” and the third floor functions
as “open school” style classrooms (PBL seminar rooms) with no walls on the hallway side.
＊ Academic commons are places where people create and share knowledge by exchanging and collaborating with a wide
range of information sources, including people and materials.

Center for Mathematical andData Science (CeMDS)

The Center aims to contribute to the development of information technologies in regional society through data science educationand human resources development. This is achieved through the education and training of human resources that have abilities inmathematics and data science (DS) by supporting the use, education, and studies of information communication technology (ICT)
devices, such as mandatory laptop computers.

Mie University Research Centers
Centers for Research ExcellenceNo.

Name of Centers

As of June 1, 2023
Representatives

1

Advanced Battery Research Center

IMANISHI, Nobuyuki, Deputy Executive Vice President, Professor,
Graduate School of Engineering

2

Research Center for Materials Science and Advanced Electronics Created by Singularity

MIYAKE, Hideto, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

Centers for Priority ResearchNo.

As of June 1, 2023
Name of Centers

Representatives

1

Center for Research on Inclusive Regional Structure

FUKAI, Hideki, Professor, Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

2

Research Center for Curriculum Development to Solve Regional Issues in Mie

MIYAOKA, Kunihide, Professor, Faculty of Education

3

Microbiome Research Center

KOBAYASHI, Tetsu, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

4

Research Center for Development of Recombinant VLP Vaccines

NOSAKA, Tetsuya, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

5

Mie University Robotics Mechatronics Research Center for Symbiosis with Humans

IKEURA, Ryojun, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

6

Advanced Research Center for Applications of Beyond-5G/6G Wireless Communication Technology MURATA, Hiroshi, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

7

Regional Decarbonization Biomass Research Center

NONAKA, Hiroshi, Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources8

Research Center for Innovative Technologies for Next-generation Fisheries

MATSUDA, Hirokazu, Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources

9

Cannabis Research Center

SUWABE, Keita, Professor, Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies

Research Center
No.

19

As of June 1, 2023
Name of Centers

Representatives

1

Mie University Medical Zebrafish Research Center

INOUE, Takahiro, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

2

Mie University Onco-cardiology Research Center

IMANAKA, Kyoko, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

3

Mie University Research Center for Intractable Diseases

GABAZZA EC., Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

4Center of Lateral Laboratory Associations in Bioengineering

SHIMAOKA, Kaname, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

5

Zebrafish Drug Screening Center

SHIMADA, Yasuhito, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medecine

6

Mie University Research Center for Cilia and Diseases

NISHIMURA, Yuuhei, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

7

Mie University Research Center for Matrix Biology

HASEGAWA, Masahiro, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

8

Mie University Center for Comprehensive Cancer Immunotherapy

MIYAHARA, Yoshihiro, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

9

Inflammatory Skin Disease Research Center

YAMANAKA, Keiichi, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine

10

Mie University Research Center for Intractable Diseases

OKAMOTO, Ryuji, Professor, University Hospital

11

Center for Congenital Heart Disease and Kawasaki Disease in Mie University

MITANI, Yoshihide, Professor, University Hospital

12

DX-AI Innovation Center for Regional Development (DIReD)

OKUHARA, Shun, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

13

Research Center for Hydrogen Energy and Environment

KANECO, Satoshi, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

14

Mie University Next Generation ICT Research Center

KAWACHI, Akinori, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

15

Mie University Soft Matter Chemistry Research Center

TORIKAI, Naoya, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

16

Data-Science Research Center for Material, Quantum, and Measurement Technologies

NAKAMURA, Kohji, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

17

Mie University Energy and Environment Engineering Research Center

HIROTA, Masafumi, Professor, Graduate School of Engineering

18

Mie University Seaweed Biorefinery Research Center

SHIBATA, Toshiyuki, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources

19

Smart Cell Innovation Research Center

TAMARU, Yutaka, Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources

20

Tree Health Research Center

NAKASHIMA, Chiharu, Professor, Graduate School of Bioresources

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TeachersatAffiliated
Schools

Total
9 (

3)

0 (

0)

2

9 (

2)

3 ( 1)

3 (1)

Other Staff
0

Total
0 (

Grand Total
0)

9 (

3)

175 ( 64)

175 (

64)

2

2 (

0)

11 (

2)

0

0 (

0)

3 (

1)

3 (

1)

7 (

2)

0 (

0)

7 (

1)

4 (

2)

12 (

2)

175 ( 64)

2 ( 1)

2

4 (

1)

3 (

1)

Mie Regional Plan Co-creation
Organization

1

3

3 ( 1)7 (1)

0Organization for Research
Initiative and Promotion

1

4

3

8 (

0)

4 (

0 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

0 (

0)

1 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

1 (

0)

1

3 (

2)

0

0 (

0)

3 (

2)

1

1 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

1 (

0)

1 ( 1)

3 (

1)

2 (

2)

2 (

2)

5 (

3)

6 ( 2)

64 ( 16)

10 (

5)

10 (

5)

74 (

21)

7 (

0

4 ( 2)

65 ( 15)

Regional Satellite Campus
Network
Recurrent Education Center

1

Center for International
Education and Research

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

Global Environment Center for
Education & ResearchCenter for Physical & Mental Health2

Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics

36 ( 7)22 ( 7)

Graduate School of Education

3 ( 1)

4 ( 1)

Faculty of Education

42 ( 7)19 ( 6)

2)

8 (

2)

0 (

0)

7 (

2)

2)

8 (

2)

73 (

17)

7 (

6)

7 (

6)

5)

32 ( 14)

32 (

14)

Kindergarten

0 (

0)

7 ( 6)

0Primary School

0 (

0)

26 ( 9)6 (Junior High School

0 (

0)

26 ( 8)

0

26 (

8)

26 (

8)

Mentally Challenged
Children's School

0 (

0)

29 (14)029 ( 14)

29 (

14)

5 (

3)

135 (

36)

0 (

0)

12 (

5)

Graduate School of Medicine

46 (10)

Faculty of Medicine

1 ( 1)

University Hospital

10 ( 2)

Graduate School ofEngineering
Graduate School of
Bioresources

33 ( 8)14 ( 2)37 (13)130 ( 33)

5 (

1 ( 1)

10 ( 3)12 (

022 ( 1)45 ( 6)139 (38)216 ( 47)952 (746)952 (746)3642 ( 2)

3

15 ( 1)

96 (

3)

27 (

8)

27 (

8)

123 (

11)

43 ( 2)35 ( 5)14 ( 2)

92 (

9)

10 (

4)

10 (

4)

102 (

13)

0 (

0)

20 (

6)

20 (

6)

20 (

6)

1

3 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

3 (

0)

2

2 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

2 (

0)

2 (

0)

0

0 (

0)

2 (

0)

2 (

1)

0

0 (

0)

2 (

1)

2 (

0)

13

13 (

0)

15 (

0)

9 (

2)

3 (

3 (

1)

12 (

3)

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-RegionalField Science Center
Farm Station2

Forest Station
Fishery Research Station

1

1

Cetacean Research Center (CRC)1

1 ( 1)

Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”

1

Graduate School of Regional
Innovation Studies
Grand Total

1 (0)

6 (2)

2 (1)

7 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

237 (32)

199 (36)1

79 (15)226 (58)5)750 (144)

88 (37)3)

1)1,240 (849)

1,328 (886)

1,168 ( 793)

2,078 (1,030)＊Two of the Trustees are part-time member. ＊One of the auditors is a part-time member. ＊Does not include those on administrative leave or childcare leave.
＊The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of female. ＊Numbers of teachers at Attached Schools includes the number of special appointed faculty.

Endowed Chairs and Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation Departments Endowed Research Divisions
Classification
DivisionsTeaching Staff (Full-time)
Number of
Installations

Professors

Associate
Professors

Associate
Professors(Lecturers)
2 (0)Assistant
Professors

Total

Endowed Chairs

9

4 (1)

Industry-Academic-Government Cooperation

3

2 (0)

1 (0)

3 (0)

Faculty of Medicine

Endowed Chairs

10

7 (0)

7 (0)

14 (0)

University Hospital

Endowed Research Divisions

4

Graduate School of Medicine

Total

13 (1)

0 (0)

2 (0)

4 (1)

10 (2)

4 (1)

4 (1)

16 (2)

31 (3)＊The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of female staff.

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Date

Admission Capacity and Number of Students / Schools Affiliated with Faculty of Education / Number of Scholarship Grantees

Admission Capacity and Number of Students＊The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of international students.

First YearClassification
Faculty of
Humanities,
Law and
Economics
Faculty of
Education
Faculty of
Medicine

Admission
Capacity

Second Year

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Male

Third Year

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Male

Fourth Year

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Fifth Year

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Male

Sixth Year

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Male

Faculty Total

FemaleAdmission
Capacity

Total

Male

FemaleTotal

Humanities92

29

69 ( 1)98 ( 1)9237 ( 1)58

95 ( 1)102

33( 1)

69( 1)

102 ( 2)10247 ( 4)73 ( 1)120 ( 5)388

146 ( 6) 35%

269 ( 3) 65%

415 (

9)

153

80 ( 1)75155 ( 1)

153

82

72

154

173

86

87

173

173

125 ( 2)79204 ( 2)652

373 ( 3) 54%

313 46%

686 (

3)

Total

245

109 ( 1)144 ( 1)253 ( 2)245

119 ( 1)130

249 ( 1)275

119( 1)156( 1)275 ( 2)275

172 ( 6)152 ( 1)324 ( 7)1,040

519 ( 9) 47%

582( 3) 53%

1,101 ( 12)

School Teachers Training

200

87

118

205

200

68

132

200

200

70

128

198

200

82

138

220

800

307 37%516 63%

823

Total

200

87

118

205

200

68

132

200

200

70

128

198

200

82

138

220

800

307 37%516 63%823

Medicine

125

85

40

125

125

78

50

128

125

73

52

125

125

87

45

132

750

497 65%

269 35%766

Nursing

80

7

73

80

80

3

79

82

90

2

75

77

90

5

74

79

340

17

5%

301 95%

318

205

92

113

205

205

81

129

210

215

75

127

202

215

92

119

211

514 47%570 53%

1,084

Mechanical Engineering

8

1

9

8 89%

1 11%

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1010

10 100%

75

125

75

46

121

46

121

125

99

125

99

36

135

36

135

1,090

5 ( 1)

6 ( 1)

5 ( 1) 83%

Architecture

3 ( 1)

3 ( 1)

3 ( 1) 100%

77

7 100%

6 ( 1)

6 ( 1)

6 ( 1) 100%

Information Engineering

1125Chemistry for Materials

Physics Engineering

9
10

1 17%

6(

1)

3(

1)

6(

1)

7

400

348 ( 1)64 ( 1)412 ( 2)400342 ( 2)54 ( 1)396 ( 3)430

370( 4)55( 1)

425 ( 5)430416 ( 6)69 ( 1)485 ( 7)1,660

1,476 (13) 86%

242 ( 4) 14%

1,718 ( 17)400

348 ( 1)64 ( 1)412 ( 2)400342 ( 2)54 ( 1)396 ( 3)430

370( 4)55( 1)

425 ( 5)430455 ( 9)71 ( 1)526 (10)

1,660

1,515 (16) 86%

244 ( 4) 14%

1,759 ( 20)

Sustainable Resource Sciences70

36 ( 1)39

75 ( 1)

70

39

34

73

73

43

32

75

73

44

37

81

286

162 ( 1) 53%

142 47%

Environmental Science and Engineering

70

44

27

71

70

49

25

74

73

51

21

72

73

61

26

87

286

205 67%99 33%

Life Science and Chemistry

80

40

44

84

80

30

52

82

82

33

52

85

82

41

49( 1)

90 ( 1)

324

144 42%19 7( 1) 58%

Marine Bioresources

40

27

16

43

40

29

12

41

42

29

13

42

42

30

12

42

164

115 68%53 32%

168

Department of Engineering
Total

Faculty of
Bioresources

Male

Law and Economics

Total

Faculty ofEngineering

Male

As of May 1, 2023

Total

Grand Total
Humanities and Social Sciences

260

147 ( 1)126

273 ( 1)

260

147

123

270

270

156

118

274

270

176

124 ( 1)300 ( 1)1,310

783 ( 3)565 ( 2)

1,348 ( 5)1,310

757 ( 3)568 ( 1)

1,325 ( 4)1,390790( 5)584( 2)

1,374 ( 7)1,390977 (15)604 ( 3)

1,581 (18)15

6 ( 6)

5 ( 1)

11 ( 7)15

14 ( 3)519 ( 3)1

1 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

821

Master

Education

Medicine
Graduate
Schools
Engineering

Bioresources
RegionalInnovation Studies

Professional Degree Program

25

11

8

19

25

13

46

121

125

99

36

135

341 (

1)

1,060

626 ( 1) 56%

491 ( 1) 44%

1,117 ( 2)5,6503,481 (26) 59%

2,403 ( 8) 41%

5,884 ( 34)30

20 ( 9)67%

10 ( 1)33%30 ( 10)150%

1 ( 1)

50%

2(

50

24

60%

16

40%

40
14

1)

Master (Medicine)

12

4

2

6

12

6

2

8

24

10

71%

4

29%

11

2

2

4

11

2

19

21

22

4

16%

21

84%

Doctoral (Nursing)

3

1

1

2

3

3 ( 1)

3( 1)

3

1

13

14

9

2

11%

17 ( 1)89%

19 (Doctoral (Medical Life Science)45

27 ( 2)11 ( 2)38 ( 4)45

37 ( 2)8 ( 1)

45 ( 3)45

34( 1)

19( 4)

53 ( 5)180145 ( 6)71%

58 (11)29%203 ( 17)432

438 ( 5)89%

55 ( 4)

11%

493 (

16

24( 9)2( 2)

26 (11)48

39 (16)80%

10 (10)20%49 ( 26)176

137 (14)63%

82 ( 7)37%219 ( 21)12

10( 3)7( 4)

17 ( 7)36

31 (14)69%

14 ( 8)31%45 ( 22)3030 ( 1)71%

12 ( 3)

29%

42 (

4)

18

25 ( 2)69%

11 ( 3)

31%

36 (

5)

1,055

906 (67)74%

311 (49)

26%

1,217 (116)

Master216

207( 1)31 ( 2)238 ( 3)216

231 ( 4)24 ( 2)255 ( 6)

Doctoral16

10 ( 4)4 ( 4)

14 ( 8)16

5 ( 3)

4 ( 4)

9 ( 7)

Master88

69 ( 8)48 ( 6)117 (14)88

68 ( 6)34 ( 1)102 ( 7)

Doctoral129 ( 4)

6 ( 4)

15 ( 8)1212 ( 7)1

13 ( 7)

Master15

11

5 ( 2)

16 ( 2)15

19 ( 1)

7 ( 1)

26 ( 2)Doctoral

62

5 ( 1)

7 ( 1)6

7 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

8 ( 3)

6

16

5( 1)

21 ( 1)464

359 (25)

128 (22)487 (47)464

415 (28)

117 (12)532 (40)82

85(13)

46(11)

131 (24)

Schools Affiliated with Faculty of Education
Prescribed
NumberDivision

As of May 1, 2023

First Year

Second Year

Third Year(4-year-old)23(5-year-old)
33

Fourth Year

Fifth Year

Sixth Yea

Total

−

−

−

76

4

Primary School

630

18

93

101

99

98

99

96

586

Junior High School

432

12

142

142

141

－

－

－

425

Primary
School

18

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

18

JuniorHigh
School18

SeniorHigh
School

24
1,212

45

47 ( 1)47 ( 1)20 ( 4)20 ( 4)

3

3
43

3

5
266

5

7
281

5

8
289

67 ( 5)67 ( 5)

Number of Scholarship Grantees
Classification

Faculties

90

Kindergarten

45

Enrollment

Number ofClasses(3-year-old)
20

Total

75

1)
304

Master (Nursing)

Total

Mentally Challenged
Children's School

125

304 (

－
－
101

－
－
102

－
－
99

20
1,138

Second-Class Loan
(Interest-bearing)

Private Scholarship Fund
Local & Regional Bodies

Total

Ratio of Scholarship
Grantees to Total
Number of Students

Grand Total

1,122

116

172

103

391

4

395

35.2%

823

79

124

82

285

9

294

35.7%

Medicine

1,089

69

90

109

268

328

596

54.7%

Engineering

1,757

152

222

200

574

16

590

33.6%

Bioresources

1,116

84

147

111

342

8

350

31.4%

28

1

0

1

0

1

3.6%

Master

9

0

1

1

0

1

11.1%

Doctoral

39

4

2

6

1

7

17.9%

Master(Medicine)

11

0

0

0

0

0

0.0%

Master(Nursing)

32

1

0

1

1

2

6.3%

Doctoral(Nursing)

20

1

0

1

0

1

5.0%

Doctoral

215

2

1

3

0

3

1.4%

Master

492

141

8

149

0

149

30.3%

Humanities and Social Sciences (Master)
Education(Master)

13

9)

Education

Humanities, Law and Economics
Faculties

First-Class Loan
(Interest-free)

Benefits

1)

As of March, 2023
Japan Student Services Organization

Enrollment

25

Medicine
Graduate
Schools
Engineering(Doctoral Course)
Bioresources(Doctoral Course)
RegionalInnovation Studies

Doctoral

46

3

0

3

0

3

6.5%

Master

184

61

7

68

5

73

39.7%

Doctoral

38

1

1

2

0

2

5.3%

Master

40

5

0

5

0

5

12.5%

Doctoral

Total

35
7,096

500

1

1

2

0

2

5.7%

976

626

2,102

372

2,474

34.9%

＊ The numbers of students indicated above are as of May 1, 2022.
＊ The totals are cumulative numbers.

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Numbers of 2023 Applicants and Entrants / Applicants and Entrants by Prefectures (Undergraduate)
Number of 2022 Graduates and Number of Degrees Conferred

Date
Numbers of 2023 Applicants and Entrants
Male

Examinees

Female

Total

Male

Successful Candidates

Female

Total

Male

FemaleFaculties

Entrants

Total

Male

FemaleNumber of 2022 Graduates and Number of Degrees Conferred
Graduate Schools

Total
Faculties

Departments and Courses

(8)
550

(22)
1,040

(10)
345

(6)
336

(16)
681

(3)
121

(2)
166

(5)
287

(1)
109

(1)
144

(2)
253

200

386

521

907

262

363

625

91

123

214

87

118

205

205

439

510

949

288

262

550

95

117

212

92

113

205

400

(10)
1,476

(2)
265

(12)
1,741

(7)
933

(2)
170

(9)
1,103

(3)
380

(2)
71

(5)
451

(1)
348

(1)
64

(2)
412

260

(1)
586

(0)
467

(1)
1,053

(1)
380

(0)
276

(1)
656

(1)
162

(0)
141

(1)
303

(1)
147

(0)
126

(1)
273

1,310

(25)
3,377

(10)
2,313

(35)
5,690

(18)
2,208

(8)
1,407

(26)
3,615

(7)
849

(4)
618

(11)
1,467

(3)
783

(2)
565

(5)
1,348

Humanities and Social Sciences(Master Course)

15

(13)
14

(3)
8

(16)
22

(13)
14

(2)
7

(15)
21

(6)
7

(1)
5

(7)
12

(6)
6

(1)
5

(7)
11

Education(Master Course)

25

12

10

22

11

10

21

11

10

21

11

8

19

Subtotal

(0)
2

(0)
6

(0)
4

(0)
2

(0)
6

(0)
4

(0)
2

(0)
6

(0)
4

(0)
2

(0)
6

(114)
204

12

(0)
4

Department of Engineering

11

(0)
3

(0)
3

(0)
6

(0)
2

(0)
3

(0)
5

(0)
2

(0)
2

(0)
4

(0)
2

(0)
2

(0)
4

(59)
371

Mechanical Engineering

(0)
9

3

(0)
1

(0)
1

(0)
2

(0)
1

(0)
1

(0)
2

(0)
1

(0)
1

(0)
2

(0)
1

(0)
1

(0)
2

Electrical and Electronic
Engineering

(0)
11

45

(0)
17

(0)
9

(0)
26

(0)
17

(0)
8

(0)
25

(0)
17

(0)
8

(0)
25

(0)
17

(0)
8

(0)
25

Chemistry for Materials

(0)
2

216

(0)
238

(1)
32

(1)
270

(0)
234

(1)
32

(1)
266

(0)
220

(1)
32

(1)
252

(0)
206

(1)
30

(1)
236

Architecture

(2)
8

16

(2)
8

(2)
2

(4)
10

(2)
8

(2)
2

(4)
10

(2)
8

(2)
2

(4)
10

(2)
8

(2)
2

(4)
※ 10

Information Engineering(0)7

Physics Engineering

(0)
3

245

Education
Medicine
Faculties
Engineering
Bioresources
Grand Total

MasterMaster(Nursing)

Medicine

Doctoral(Nursing)
Doctoral
MasterEngineering
Doctoral
MasterBioresources
Doctoral
MasterRegionalInnovation
Studies

88

(5)
84

(3)
50

(8)
134

(5)
80

(3)
48

(8)
128

(4)
70

(3)
47

(7)
117

(4)
65

(3)
45

(7)
110

12

(1)
4

(3)
5

(4)
9

(1)
4

(3)
5

(4)
9

(1)
4

(3)
5

(4)
9

(1)
4

(3)
5

(4)
9

15

(0)
15

(2)
5

(2)
20

(0)
14

(2)
5

(2)
19

(0)
11

(1)
4

(1)
15

(0)
10

(1)
4

(1)
14

6

(0)
2

(0)
5

(0)
7

(0)
2

(0)
5

(0)
7

(0)
2

(0)
4

(0)
6

(0)
2

(0)
4

(0)
6

464

(21)
402

(14)
132

(35)
534

(21)
391

(13)
128

(34)
519

(13)
357

(11)
122

(24)
479

(13)
336

(11)
116

(24)
452

DoctoralGrand Total

Humanities,
Law and
Economics

Humanities
Law and Economics

(76)
179

Subtotal

(140)
275

School Teachers Training

(130)
201

Subtotal

(130)
201

Education

Medicine

Medicine(39)
126

Nursing(75)
78

Engineering

Subtotal

Bioresources

Sustainable Resource
Sciences
Environmental Scienceand Technology
Department of Life
Science and Chemistry
Marine Bioresources
Subtotal

Numbers of 2023 Applicants and Entrants includes the Graduate School of Enjineering (THE 5-YEAR INTEGRATED DOCTORAL EDUCATION PROGRAM) one students(male)(Previous)
Agriculture

Applicants and Entrants by Prefectures (Undergraduate)
As of April 1, 2023

Grand Total
Tokai District(Mie, Aichi, Gifu and Shizuoka Prefs.)

Entrants

1,343

Applicants

5,655

Entrants

1,057 (78.7% of grand total)

Applicants

4,235 (74.9% of grand total)

923

Shizuoka
1.9%
Nara
2.7%

Aomori 1
4
Akita

Aichi
30.2%

4
26

ToyamaNiigata

2
12

Oita
0
2

Kumamoto
1
2

5
18

Yamaguchi
1
6

1
10

0
6

Hiroshima Okayama
6
20

10
32

3
7

Kagoshima
18

Ehime 520

Kochi 1
7

Kyoto

29
140

21
94

shiga
14
58

57 Nara306 36 Mie
194 583
2,002

Kagawa 2

17

Tokushima 2

Wakayama

Tochigi

0
8

Gifu
42
187

Nagano

2
12

Aichi

Shizuoka
26
112

SpecialCourseIbaraki1
12

1
16

Yamanashi

406
1,934

2
11

Saitama

11
57

Osaka

Miyazaki

Tokyo
13
73

Kanagawa 41
4, Graduates from recognized overseas institutions

Cumulative Total

Master Course

(8)
9

(242)
464

Master Course

(4)
6

(522)
1,128

Professional
Degree Program

(4)
17

(26)
77

Master Course

(1)
1

(269)
427

Master Program

(8)
10

(39)
44

Doctoral Course

(16)
40

(246)
1,443

(2,896)
6,820

Doctoral Program

(3)
3

(6)
6

Master Program

(19)
224

(499)
5,505

Doctoral Program

(5)
9

(45)
362

Master Program

(33)
80

(792)
2,776

Doctoral Program

(3)
8

(92)
349

Master Program

(8)
14

(40)
142

2

(8)
36

Engineering

Bioresources(1,599)17,279

Regional Innovation Studies
Doctoral Program

(61)
411
(28)
71
(23)
72
(51)
82

Engineering

Master Course

−

(31)
1,164

Bioresources

Master Course

−

(6)
152

(Previous) Agriculture

Master Course

−

(12)
378

(Previous) Fisheries

Master Course

−

(1)
107

(13)
40

(112)
423

Total (2)(3,404)8,646(2,876)
14,560The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

Number of Degrees Conferred

(115)
265
−

(222)
6,978

−

(56)
944
(24,876)
71,165Master Degree

Doctoral Degree

2022
Academic Year

Cumulative
Total

Humanities

(3)
3

(139)
237

Social Science

(5)
6

(103)
227

Education

(4)
6

(522)
1,128

Master of
Education

(4)
17

(26)
77

Medicine

(1)
1

(116)
264

(8)
10

(192)
207

Special Fields

Cumulative Total(53)
74

Nursing(Previous) Special
Education

(197)
352

Engineering

(19)
224

(530)
6,669

(Previous) Agriculture

(19)
78

Bioresources

(33)
80

(798)
2,928

Agriculture

(18)
609

Academic

(8)
14

(40)
142

Total (3)

(287)
1,113

Grand Total (1) + (2) + (3)(28,039)
86,838(Previous)
Agriculture

−

(12)
378

(Previous)
Fisheries

−

(1)
107

Total

(85)
361

2022
Academic Year

Cumulative
Total

By Completing
the Course

(16)
40

(246)
1,443

By Submitting
Thesis

(5)
11

(113)
935

By Completing
the Course

(3)
3

(6)
6

By Completing
the Course

(5)
9

(45)
362

By Submitting
Thesis0(2)39

By Completing
the Course

(3)
10

(100)
385

By Submitting
Thesis

(2)
5

(20)
115

(34)
78

(532)
3,285

Special Fields

MedicalScienceNursingEngineering

Philosophy

Total(2,479)12,364
The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

4
22College of Medical Sciences
Department, Overseas Schools

2022 Academic Year

Medicine

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

37

0
0

Graduates

CoursesSpecial Needs Education

Chiba

13
55

8

Students Achieving the Proficiency
0
Others = Level of Upper Secondary School Graduates, Overseas Returnees
13(University Entrance Qualification Test)
MIE UNIVERSITY

Hyogo

1
6

1
4

Gunma

5
28

Shimane Tottori

One-Year
Graduate
CoursesMiyagi

Fukushima

2
15

Fukui

Okinawa0201

Ishikawa

7
14

Education(10,990)
19,876

Graduates

Divisions

Iwate

1
1

Yamagata

1
3(5,709)10,622

One-Year Graduate Courses and Special Course

Mie
43.4%

Entrants
1,343

Map: Entrants vs. Applicants by Prefecture
Upper: Entrants Lower: Applicants5

Graduate Schools
Humanities and Social Sciences

(560)
1,356

Total (1)Others
14.4%

Gifu
3.1%
Osaka
4.2%

Fukuoka

Cumulative Total

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

＊Excluding international students

Nagasaki
6 Saga(Previous)
Fisheries

Hokkaido

2022 Academic Year

(64)
96

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of international students.

23

Graduates

(14)
490

Humanities, Law and Economics

Graduate
Schools

Applicants

Admission
Capacity

Classification

As of April 1, 2023

00

, Others00

Nursing※1：The cumulative total of degrees conferred is the total graduates in the previous master course of
the Engineering which is 1,164 (31) and the current master program of the Engineering.

Graduates
Cumulative Total
(704)
715

※2：The cumulative total of degrees conferred is the total graduates in the previous master course of
the Bioresources which is 152 (6) and the current master program of the Bioresouces.
※3：The cumulative total of degrees conferred is the total graduates in the previous master course of
the Nursing which is 163 (153) and the current master program of the Medicine.

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.
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Date

Career Paths of 2022 Graduates

Career Paths of 2022 Graduates

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

＊Those who finished "Doctoral Course" or "Doctoral Program" include those who have completed course work, but not submitted a thesis yet.
＊2 “Employed” includes those employed fewer than 30 hours per week for a term of at least one year (shortened work hours), and those employed fulltime for termsof between one month and one year.

As of May 1, 2023

Graduates
Classification

Humanities,
Law and
Economics

Education

Faculties
Bioresources

Graduate Schools

Engineering(Doctoral
Program)

RegionalInnovation
Studies2

85 ( 58)

1 ( 1)

13 (11)15 ( 6)162 ( 70)1

14 ( 5)275 (140)

11 ( 6)201 (130)

12 ( 5)201 (130)

12 ( 5)

Total
School Teachers Training
Total

126 ( 39)

School of Nursing

78 ( 75)

Total

204 (114)0 ( 0)
0 ( 0)

1

Transport Industries& Postal Operations

Distributor
and Retailer

RegionEstate Agency &Lease Businesses

Academic Research& Technology
Services

Food & Beverage,
Hotel Industries

Daily Life &Entertainment
Industries

1 ( 1)

2 ( 2)

8 ( 6)

2

10 ( 8)6 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

2 ( 2)

33 (16)3

13 ( 6)18 (10)2 ( 1)

8 ( 3)

41 (22)5 ( 0)

23 (14)24 (12)3 ( 2)

10 ( 5)

1 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

4 ( 4)

1 ( 1)

1

247 (128)0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

27 (16)11

6 ( 4)

6 ( 4)

183 (121)

1 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

6 ( 4)

0 ( 0)

7 ( 5)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

4 ( 4)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1

5

3

123 (39)

3 ( 0)

78 ( 75)

1

8

7 ( 5)

Education Industries

6 ( 5)

2 ( 2)

9

4

11

2

Chemistry for Materials

2

1

Architecture

8 ( 2)

1

Information Engineering

7

1

2

4

3

1

2

61 ( 4)

1

21

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Program

91 ( 2)61 ( 1)1 ( 1)

29

Applied Chemistry Program

98 ( 32)70 (20)424 ( 12)

Architecture Program

51 ( 11)22 ( 2)1 ( 1)

Information Engineering Program

48 ( 11)27 ( 3)2 ( 2)

22 (13)1

2 ( 2)

10 ( 4)52 (20)

1

( 1)

16
2

25 ( 18)

4 ( 4)

16 ( 9)7 ( 6)

4 ( 4)

65 ( 27)

5 ( 2)

34 (15)13 ( 8)10 ( 4)28 ( 8)19 ( 5)411 ( 62)251 (30)

12 ( 2)148 ( 30)0 ( 0)

71 ( 28)

20 ( 8)249 ( 20)

1

Environmental Science and Technology

72 ( 23)23 ( 4)1

48 ( 19)

Department of Life Science and Chemistry

82 ( 51)

48 (28)133 ( 23)1

28 ( 6)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

4 ( 3)

10 ( 5)3 ( 2)

12 ( 6)74 (33)2( 1)

64 ( 31)90 ( 45)

9 ( 6)

50 (24)20 (14)14 ( 8)112 (66)

13 (12)2 ( 2)

2 ( 2)

26 (21)1( 1)102 ( 67)44 ( 32)

6 ( 4)

12 ( 8)15 ( 8)4 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

116 (68)112 (66)

13 (12)2 ( 2)

2 ( 2)

26 (21)1( 1)102 ( 67)44 ( 32)

6 ( 4)

12 ( 8)15 ( 8)4 ( 2)

55 ( 53)

16 ( 15)2 ( 2)

4 ( 4)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

77 (74)0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)0( 0)55 ( 53)

16 ( 15)0 ( 0)

2 ( 2)

4 ( 4)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

2

2

1

2

2

2

1

1 ( 1)1

68 (13)12

1

6 ( 3)

10 ( 3)1 ( 0)

Others7 ( 6)

1

2
1

The Kinki Area

32

3 ( 2)

41

19
17 ( 9)

Total

1

2

2

3

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1

1

1

1 ( 1)1

3 ( 1)

18 ( 4)4 ( 0)

6 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

10 ( 4)3

2 ( 1)

7 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

6 ( 2)

6 ( 4)

2 ( 2)2

1 ( 1)

4 ( 1)

2

10 ( 7)1 ( 1)

4 ( 3)

1 ( 1)1

1 ( 0)1

5 ( 1)

1 ( 0)1

2 ( 1)1

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 2)

2 ( 2)

3 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1

1

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

4

7

1

6

7

8

2

9

2

1

5 ( 3)

8 ( 3)

6 ( 3)

4 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

10 ( 3)7

2 ( 2)

7 ( 3)

2 ( 2)

3

1 ( 1)

8 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

10 ( 2)

2

( 0)

1

3

0 ( 0)

3 ( 1)

10 ( 2)22 ( 5)47 ( 7)4 ( 0)

45 ( 9)24 ( 6)6 ( 3)

5 ( 2)

2 ( 1)

13 ( 6)11 ( 3)10 ( 6)3 ( 1)

17 ( 6)6 ( 3)

2 ( 1)

6

18 ( 8)10 ( 4)15 ( 7)5 ( 1)

9 ( 3)

7 ( 4)2

3 ( 3)

7 ( 5)

7 ( 5)

10 ( 8)6 ( 2)

10 ( 8)40 ( 13)22 ( 8)1

17 ( 5)

1 ( 1)1

4 ( 1)1

1 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

5 ( 1)3

4 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

6 ( 3)

3

265 (115)

113 (48)0 ( 0)

5 ( 0)

147 ( 67)

2 ( 0)

9 ( 3)

27 (15)0 ( 0)

7 ( 3)

4 ( 1)

13 ( 6)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

10 ( 3)3 ( 1)

2 ( 2)

6 ( 3)

4 ( 3)

1 ( 1)

6 ( 3)

13 ( 5)43 (20)0( 0)31 ( 12)39 ( 22)15 ( 5)42 (20)16 ( 7)4 ( 1)

1,356 (561)387 (89)

123 (39)43 (12)803 (421)

3 ( 0)

40 (10)128 (48)

2 ( 0)

73 (34)13 ( 1)44 (23)29 (17)4 ( 2)

26 (10)6 ( 2)

5 ( 5)

129 (77)

120 (72)101 (92)

11 ( 7)30 (14)154 (77)5( 2)274 (168)236 (121)

34 (15)151 (63)

79 (39)29 (15)0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)0( 0)

2 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)1

1 ( 1)

1 ( 0)

Area Studies (Master)3 ( 3)

Social Sciences (Master)6 ( 5)

1 ( 1)Total

9 ( 8)

1 ( 1)

Educational Science (Master)6 ( 4)

6 ( 4)

4 ( 2)

4 ( 2)

Division of Advanced Practice for Professional Teachers
and School Leaders (Professional Degree Program)

17 ( 4)17 ( 4)17 ( 4)17 ( 4)3 ( 3)

Total

23 ( 8)21 ( 6)21 ( 6)0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 2)

3 ( 2)

5 ( 5)

3 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

23 ( 8)1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1

Nursing(Doctoral)

9 ( 7)

8 ( 7)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

Nursing(Doctoral)

3 ( 3)

1 ( 1)

2 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

Medical Life Science(Doctoral)

46 ( 12)145 ( 12)7 ( 2)

2 ( 1)

36 (10)Total

59 ( 22)1 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

56 ( 21)9 ( 4)

4 ( 3)

42 (14)

Mechanical Engineering

50

2

1

47

Mechanical and Electronic Engineering

50 ( 3)1

2 ( 1)

47 ( 2)

Chemistry for Materials

63 ( 8)1 ( 1)

1

61 ( 7)157 ( 7)

Architecture

13 ( 4)13 ( 4)4 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

Information Engineering

30 ( 2)

1

Physics Engineering

17 ( 2)

1

223 ( 19)

6 ( 1)

Materials Science

3 ( 1)

System Engineering

5 ( 3)1

1 ( 1)

Medicine (Master)1

0 ( 0)

3 ( 1)
0 ( 0)

7 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

4 ( 2)
7 ( 3)

Sustainable Resource Sciences

14 ( 7)2 ( 1)

12 ( 6)

Environmental Science and Technology

16 ( 5)

1 ( 1)

15 ( 4)

Life Sciences

49 ( 20)

5 ( 3)

Total (Master Program)79 ( 32)

8 ( 5)

Sustainable Resource Sciences

1 ( 1)

Environmental Science and Technology

5 ( 2)

Life Sciences1

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)1

1 ( 0)

5 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

44 ( 17)1

71 ( 27)

1 ( 0)

Total (Doctor Program)

7 ( 3)

0 ( 0)

12 ( 6)2 ( 2)

Total

12 ( 6)2 ( 2)

Regional Innovation Studies (Doctor Program)

5 ( 1)

0 ( 0)
0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

6 ( 3)2

8 ( 4)

2 ( 0)

8 ( 4)

38 ( 11)1

46 ( 17)

4 ( 3)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 2)
2

2

8

2

1

4

16

1

17 ( 1)8

1 ( 1)

6 ( 1)

28 ( 5)5

14

8 ( 1)1

2 ( 1)

6 ( 3)

410

11 ( 1)4

110 ( 2)3

2

13 ( 1)88 ( 8)9 ( 0)

61 ( 5)35 ( 1)1

1 ( 1)1

1 ( 0)

2 ( 2)

1 ( 0)

2 ( 1)
2 ( 1)

31 ( 9)0 ( 0)

2( 0)

1

1 ( 1)4

3 ( 3)

6 ( 1)

1
1

1
3 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

9 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

3 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

4 ( 2)

1

1

2 ( 1)

3 ( 1)12

7 ( 3)

2 ( 0)

6 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

3 ( 1)1

2 ( 1)1

5 ( 2)

2 ( 0)

3 ( 2)
0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

6 ( 4)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)
0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)0( 0)

1
0 ( 0)
1 ( 1)1

2 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)11

3 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)10 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)10 ( 0)

5 ( 1)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

4 ( 1)
2 ( 1)

5 ( 1)

2 ( 1)3

4 ( 3)

1 ( 1)

12

3

1

5 ( 2)

4 ( 2)

6 ( 3)

9 ( 4)

1

18 ( 6)9 ( 4)

1

10 ( 4)15 ( 4)2 ( 0)

27 (11)14 ( 7)3 ( 1)

4 ( 2)
10 ( 3)0( 0)

1 ( 1)

2 ( 2)1

3 ( 2)10 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

1

1

0 ( 0)

5 ( 3)( 0)

5 ( 1)

1 ( 0)

3 ( 3)0

1
0 ( 0)

5 ( 1)

30 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1

32 ( 2)2 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

4 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

926 ( 8)1 ( 1)

7 ( 6)10

1 ( 1)
1 ( 1)

2 ( 2)
1 ( 1)3

2 ( 1)
0 ( 0)

5 ( 4)

22

32 ( 2)0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)1

5 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1150 (11)0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

1
1

0 ( 0)

19 ( 6)

3
1

0 ( 0)

1

Regional Innovation Studies (Master Program)

( 0)

1

1 ( 1)
10

1 ( 1)2

4 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

140

11 ( 1)1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

15 ( 3)0 ( 0)

3 ( 1)
0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

4 ( 3)

0 ( 0)

16 ( 2)0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

16 ( 1)8 ( 4)

2 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

9210 ( 16)1

1

26 ( 1)

Total (Doctor Program)

MIE UNIVERSITYThe Kanto Area

4

Sustainable Resource Sciences

Total

The Tokai Area
(Shizuoka/Gifu)

116 (68)1

6 ( 1)

21 ( 8)0 ( 0)

35 ( 14)1

4 ( 1)

1

4

83 ( 4)29 ( 17)

6 ( 4)

Government

1

1
7 ( 2)

Others4 ( 3)

77 (74)

5

Mechanical Engineering Program

ServiceIndustries

Aichi
Prefecture

Health Careand Welfare

78 ( 75)0 ( 0)

Multi-Service
Industries

Mie
Prefecture

Number of Faculty

1 ( 1)

183 (121)

123 (39)

1 ( 0)

Information andCommunications

Finance andInsurance
Industries

6 ( 4)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Physics Engineering

Electricity,
Gas & Water
Industries

17 ( 6)

Mechanical Engineering

Grand Total

25

Manufacturing
Industries

2

Total (Master Program)

Bioresources(Doctoral
Program)

Construction
Industries

9 ( 6)

Grand Total

Medicine(Doctoral
Course)Employed

96 ( 64)

Total

Education(Master
Course)Others179 ( 76)

Marine Bioresources

Humanities andSocial Sciences(Master Course)

Residents

Agriculture,
Forestry,
Fishery & Mining

Low and Economics

Department of Engineering

Engineering

Entrants ofHigherGrade Schools

Humanities

School of Medicine
Medicine

Number of
Graduates

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)2

3 ( 2)

2 ( 2)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

1

1

0 ( 0)
0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)
0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

0
0

( 0)
( 0)

1 ( 1)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

2 ( 1)

3

1

1 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

3 ( 2)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

4 ( 2)
0 ( 0)

4 ( 2)
1 ( 1)

5 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

5 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

2 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)0( 0)

3 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

1 ( 1)

0 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

425 (103)

18 ( 9)0 ( 0)

18 ( 9)389 ( 85)

2 ( 0)

6 ( 2)

185 (21)5 ( 0)

42 ( 6)5 ( 0)

10 ( 4)1 ( 0)

0 ( 0)

18 ( 5)0 ( 0)

1 ( 0)

40 (15)31 (12)46 (18)1 ( 0)

8 ( 5)

17 ( 9)2( 0)

97 ( 31)111 ( 16)13 ( 0)99 (23)51 ( 9)18 ( 6)

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Employment Situation by Industries (Faculties) / Employment Situation by Region (Faculties) / Employment Situation by Prefectures (Faculties)
Number of International Students / International Exchange Projects of 2022 (Grant Recipients)

Date
Employment Situation by Industries (Faculties)

Number of International Students
Faculties / Graduate Schools

Others 5 (0.6%)

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.
Undergraduate

Classification

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery & Mining 3 (0.4%)

Faculties / Graduate Schools

Construction Industries 40 (5.0%)

Service Industries 30 (3.7%)

Degree Students

Non-Degree Students

12( 3)0( 0)0( 0)20( 4)
2( 1)

41(25)
7( 7)
0( 0)
3( 3)
0( 0)

10( 1)
1( 1)
0( 0)
9( 4)
21( 7)4( 3)

34( 8)

39(31)
90(66)

11( 8)
0( 0)
1( 1)
7( 3)
1( 0)
1( 1)
0( 0)
21(13)

Faculty of Medicine / Medicine
Faculty of Engineering / Engineering
Faculty of Bioresources / Bioresources

128(15.9%)

Electricity, Gas & Water Industries 2 (0.3%)

Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies
Center for International Education and Research

Breakdown
by Industries

Multi-Service Industries 11 (1.4%)

Information and Communication 73 (9.1%)

Health Care and Welfare 101 (12.6%)

Transport Industries & Postal Operations 13 (1.6%)
Distributor and Retailer 44 (5.5%)

Education Industries 129

Total

Nationalities(Teaching staff120) (16.1%)
Daily Life & Entertainment Industries 5 (0.6%)

Academic Research & Technology Services 26 (3.2%)
Food &Beverage, Hotel Industries 6 (0.7%)
Asia

Employment Situation by Region (Faculties)
Others 29 (3.6%)
AfricaThe Kinki Area 79 (9.9%)

Mie Prefecture
The Kanto Area

274
(34.1%)Breakdown
by Region151(18.8%)

EuropeAichi Prefecture

The Tokai Area
〈Shizuoka/Gifu〉

Middle East

236
(29.4%)

34 (4.2%)

South andCentral America

Oceania
Hokkaido

3

Akita

Ishikawa

1Overseas Others 2

NiigataToyamaFukui
Fukuoka

Saga
Nagasaki 1

1

Oita
Kumamoto
MiyazakiOkinawa

Kagoshima

１

Yamaguchi

2

Shimane Tottori

Hiroshima

Ehime 2

Okayama

4

Kagawa 1

Kochi Tokushima 1

4

Hyogo

Kyoto

8

10

Osaka

47

Nara

7

Wakayama 3

shiga

4

Gunma
Gifu

21

Nagano

1

Mie

Aichi

236

Tochigi

Ibaraki

Saitama

1

Tokyo

Chiba

2

136

Shizuoka Kanagawa 13

13

Miyagi1

Yamanashi

274

Iwate

Fukushima

12

Degree Students

China
Republic of Korea
Indonesia
Viet Nam
Taiwan
Malaysia
ThailandPhilippines
Bangladesh
Uzbekistan
Cambodia
Myanmar
Sri Lanka
Timor-Leste
Ghana
ZambiaEgypt
Algeria
Republic of Benin
Kenya
Mozambique
Tanzania
EnglandSpain
Germany
FranceAustria
TurkeyBulgaria
Belarus
Syria
MexicoParaguay
Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands
VanuatuTotal

MIE UNIVERSITY

71(33)

(3)
(4)

9

(0)

1

(0)

1

34

Graduate

Non-Degree Students

9
14

Faculty/Graduate Schools
Center for General Education

28
5

Degree Students

(20)
(4)

3
1
2

(1)
(1)
(0)

2

(1)

Non-Degree Students

49
1
18
4
1
6
4
5
3

(20)
(1)
(8)
(1)
(0)
(5)
(2)
(2)
(1)

1
1
1
4
3
3
1
1
1
1
1

(1)
(0)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)

11

1

Center for International
Education and Research
Non-Degree Students

(9)

24

(20)

(1)

1
5
4

(1)
(5)
(2)

1

(1)

4

(2)

39
39

(31)
(31)

1

(0)

3

(1)

4

(1)

1

(1)

21
137

(13)
(62)

(1)

(8)

1

(0)

5
2
1
1

(4)
(2)
(1)
(1)

51
85

(35)
(43)

1

(0)

1
1
1
1
1
1
116

(0)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(49)

150(57)

Name at the time of application
Special English Program – Sheffield University ELTC Online Study Program
Special English Program – English Immersion Summer Intensive Course

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

Field Study in Thailand

Faculty of Education
Faculty & Graduate School of Medicine
Graduate School ofEngineering

Total
121
20
19
18
9
8
7
5
4
2
1
1
1
1
4
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
9
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

(72)
(9)
(9)
(6)
(4)
(6)
(3)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(1)
(6)
(3)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(1)
(0)
(0)
(1)
(1)
(0)
(0)

261

(136)
111(79)

Non-Degree Students

Selected Country

Faculty

U.K.

SOKOLOVSKY, Jesse

U.K.

SOKOLOVSKY, Jesse

ThailandAYANO, Seiki

Implementation of overseas educational training in collaboration with the Faculty of Education at the University of Auckland

New Zealand

ARAO, Hiroko

International Recommendation System Special Scholarship Program with Partner Universities

Thailand, China

HORI, Hiroki

Implementation of a Twinning Program by Hanoi University of Science and Technology and the
Graduate School of Engineering of Mie University (continued through AY2022)

Viet Nam

IKEURA Ryojyun

Holding international symposiums in seven research domains and promoting programs to internationalize education

Germany, India, Thailand, China, Italy

IKEURA Ryojyun

Malaysia

NAKASHIMA, Chiharu

Holding the 14th International Workshop on Regional Innovation Studies and Exchange Buisiness

Thailand, Taiwan

KOBAYASHI, Issei

Mie University Overseas Field Study 2022

Partner school

MATSUOKA, Chizuko

Zoom discussion with student participants from overseas partner institutions to learn Japanese
language and intercultural understanding

Partner school

FUKUOKA, Masako

Language Training & Field Study by Beijing Foreign Studies University

Partner school

FUKUOKA, Masako

Language and Intercultural Understanding Program at the University of Waikato, New ZealandPartner school

SHOJI, Shinichi

Guraduate School of Bioresources

Diversification of short-term practical training in overseas Universities

Graduate School of Regional
Innovation Studies

Center for International
Education and Research

27

0( 0)
0( 0)
0( 0)
0( 0)
0( 0)
0( 0)

74( 37)8( 8)19( 13)65( 24)46( 16)10( 7)
39( 31)261(136)

International Exchange Projects for 2022 (Grant Recipients)

Aomori

Yamagata

18(12)
26(10)
22( 8)
5( 3)

Total

As of May 1, 2023

Undergraduate

Degree Students

Employment Situation by Prefectures (Faculties)

Non-Degree Students

261(136)

Countries & Regions

Estate Agency & Lease Businesses 4 (0.5%)45(16)

Degree Students

The numbers in parentheses represent the numbers of females.

36 Countries & Regions

Finance and Insurance Industries 29 (3.6%)

Doctoral Course

Non-Degree Students

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics / Humanities and Social Sciences

Manufacturing
Industries

Master Course

Degree Students

Faculty of Education / Education

Government
154(19.2%)

As of May 1, 2023

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International Exchange

Faculty Level (24 Countries & Regions, 44 Universities / Institutions)International ExchangeCountries &Regions

General Agreement

The English Language Training Centre, the University of Sheffield

U.K.

Sep. 10, 2015−

University of Lille

FranceNov. 01, 1989

Mar. 15,2013

Number of Foreign Researchers (Academic Year 2022)
Foreign Researchers

Instutution's Name
Center for General Education

18

Partner Universities and Institutions / University Level (24 Countries & Regions, 67 Universities / Institutions)＊The numbers in parentheses represent the execution date of the Faculty Level
Instutution's NameCountries & Regions

As of April 1,2023

Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics

Agreement Date
General Agreement

MOU

Jiangsu University

China

Jan. 15, 1986

Sep. 29, 1995

Chiang Mai University

Thailand

Aug. 22, 1989

Jan. 31, 1996

Faculty of Education

As of April 1, 2023
Agreement Date
MOU

University Lyon 2

FranceJan. 21, 2002

Jan. 21, 2002

Nankai University

China

Jan. 22, 2010

Mar. 18, 2013

Faculty of Humanities and Theology, Lund University

SwedenJan. 08, 2016

Mar. 18, 2011

New ZealandAug. 14, 2013−

School of Foreign Languages, Beijing Institute of Technology

China

Nov. 16, 2015−

Department of Japanese College of European and Asian Languages
Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages

TaiwanJuly. 19, 2022−

The University of Auckland

University of Tasmania

Australia

Apr. 01, 1996

Apr. 01,1996

Polytechnic University of Valencia

Spain

July 04, 1997

Jan. 10, 2003

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

ChinaAug. 11, 2004

Dec. 01, 2009

Guangxi University

China

Feb. 22, 1999 (Apr. 21, 1995: Bio.)Feb. 22, 1999 (Dec. 19, 1995: Bio.)

Guangxi Medical University

China

June 06, 2006

Sep. 01, 2020

Kasetsart University

ThailandDec. 23, 1999

July 24,2000

School of Medicine Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Scences

Tanzania

Oct. 19, 2007

Oct. 19, 2007

Khon Kaen University

ThailandJuly 17, 2000 (Aug. 25, 1994: Med.)

July 17, 2000

University of Ghana Medical School

Ghana

Feb. 18, 2010

Feb. 18, 2010
Feb. 22, 2010

University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

Germany

Mar. 16, 2001

Mar. 16, 2001

School of Medicine, University of Perugia

Italy

Feb. 22, 2010

Dongguk University

Republic of Korea

Dec. 16, 2002

Mar. 24, 2004

Ewha Womans University

Republic of Korea

Dec. 17, 2002

Mar. 23, 2004

The Second Medical College of Lanzhou University

China

Mar. 17, 2011

Mar. 17, 2011

University of Health Sciences, Lao PDR

LaosSep. 26, 2011

Sep. 26, 2011
Jan. 30, 2012

Xi'an University of Technology

ChinaAug. 28, 2003

Aug. 28, 2003

Suranaree University of Technology

Thailand

Oct. 18, 2003 (Sep. 08, 2000: Bio.)

Oct. 18, 2003

Bangladesh Agricultural University

Bangladesh

Mar. 15, 2004

Mar. 15, 2004

Tianjin Normal University

China

Nov. 20, 2004 (Mar. 15, 2003: Edu.)

Nov. 20, 2004 (Mar. 15, 2003: Edu.)

University of North Carolina Wilmington

U.S.

Dec. 21, 2005

Dec. 21, 2005

Jiangnan University

China

Feb. 13, 2006 (Mar. 30, 1998: Bio.)Feb. 13, 2006 (Mar. 30, 1998: Bio.)

University of Washington School of Medicine

IPB University

Indonesia

Sep. 24, 2006 (Sep. 24, 2001: Bio.)

Sep. 24, 2006 (Sep. 24, 2001: Bio.)

Sriwijaya University

Indonesia

Nov. 06, 2007

Nov. 06, 2007

Thammasat University

ThailandJan. 15, 2008 (Feb. 27, 2004: Bio.)

Jan. 15, 2008 (Feb. 27, 2004: Bio.)

Nanjing Tech University

China

July 07, 2008

July 07, 2008

Heidelberg University

Germany−

Dec. 12, 2008

The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry University of Bergen

China

Dec. 15, 2008 (Oct. 26, 2005: Edu.)

Dec. 15, 2008 (Oct. 26, 2005: Edu.)

Sejong University

Republic of Korea

Feb. 10, 2009

Feb. 10, 2009

Maejo University

Thailand

Mar. 31, 2009

Mar. 31, 2009

Department of Themal Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua
University

China

Oct. 01, 1995

Nov. 01, 1995

Foreign Trade University

Viet Nam

May 26, 2009

May 26, 2009

King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang

Thailand

Sep. 05, 2005

Sep. 05, 2005

Hochi minh City University of Education

Henan Normal University

Viet Nam

July 28, 2009

July 28, 2009

Shanghai Ocean University

China

Sep. 24, 2009 (Oct. 16, 1995: Bio.)

Sep. 24, 2009 (Oct. 24, 1996: Bio.)

Tashkent State Institute of Law

Uzbekistan

Mar. 22, 2010

Mar. 22, 2010

China

Mar. 31, 2010 (Mar. 08, 2000: Eng.)Mar. 31, 2010 (Nov. 13, 2000: Eng.)

Indonesia

July 23, 2010

July 23, 2010

U.S.

Sep. 13, 2010−

Inner Mongolia University of Technology
Haluoleo University
Hawai'i Pacific University

Graduate School of Medicine,
Faculty of Medicine

Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences

India

Jan. 30, 2012

University of Medicine-1, Yangon

MyanmarDec. 17, 2012−

Flinders University, School of Medicine

Australia

Feb. 27, 2014

Feb. 27, 2014

Catholic University of Applied Sciences in Freiburg

Germany

June 11, 2014

June 11, 2014

U.S.

Aug. 25, 2014−

University of Medicine, Mandalay

MyanmarNov. 14, 2014−

School of Health Science, University of the Philippines Manila

Philippines

July 23, 2015

July 23, 2015

University of Medicine-2, Yangon

MyanmarOct. 22, 2015−

Bungabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University

Bangladesh

July 27, 2015

July 27, 2015

NorwayJan. 21, 2016

−

Italy

Oct. 23, 2019

Oct. 23, 2019

Universita degli Studi di Messina

Graduate School of Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering

College of Science, Zhejiang University

China

Mar. 28, 2009

Mar. 28, 2009

Arts et Metiers Paristech

FranceAug. 31, 2009

Aug. 31, 2009

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Lerner Research Institute

U.S.

Apr. 22, 2011（elected:Feb. 01, 2011）−

The University of Padova, Department of Management and Engineeringand Department of Civil

Italy

Feb. 17, 2014−

Viet Nam Academy of Sciences and Technology(VAST) Institute od
Energy Science(IES)

Viet Nam

Sep. 30, 2014

Sep. 30, 2014

School of Engineering, Reutlingen University

Germany

Mar. 05, 2015

Apr. 29, 2020

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Indonesia

Jan. 31, 2019

Jan. 31, 2019

Indonesia

Feb. 19, 2019Feb. 19, 2019

University of Sharjah

United Arab Emirates

Oct. 04, 2010 (Dec. 24, 2008: Med.)

Oct. 04, 2010 (Dec. 24, 2008: Med.)

Yanbian University

China

Oct. 15, 2010

Oct. 15, 2010

University of Savoie

FranceNov. 04, 2010

Nov. 04, 2010

University of Bochum

Germany

Mar. 28, 2011

Mar. 28, 2011

Spain

Apr. 14, 2011

Apr. 14, 2011

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Department of Chemical Engineering, National Cheng Kung University

TaiwanApr. 12, 2019

Apr. 12, 2019

University of Malaysia Perlis

Malaysia

Dec. 27, 2021

Dec. 27, 2021

Jaum I University
Cardiff University

U.K.

July 15, 2011

July 15, 2011

Anhui Agricultural University

China

Oct. 25, 2011 (Oct. 21, 2008: Bio.)

Oct. 25, 2011 (Oct. 21, 2008: Bio.)

University of Leipzig

Germany−

Feb. 07, 2012

Danang University-University of Science and Education

Viet Nam

Feb. 24, 2022

Feb. 24, 2022

Padjadjaran University

Indonesia

Feb. 24, 2012

Feb. 24, 2012

Tati University College

Malaysia

May 24, 2012 (Aug. 02, 2010: Eng.)

May 24, 2012

College of Fisheries, College of Environmental and Marine Science andTechnology, Pukyang National University

Republic of Korea

Sep. 22, 1995

Feb. 06, 2013

University Putra Malaysia

Malaysia

Aug. 08, 2012 (Sep. 19, 2006: Bio.)Aug. 08, 2012

School of Bioresources, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Thonburi

Thailand

Oct. 20, 2009

Oct. 20, 2009

Yunnan University

ChinaAug. 20, 2012

Dec. 25, 2012

Faculty of Bioscience Engineering Ghent University

Belgium

Mar. 09, 2015

Mar. 09, 2015

Beijing Foreign Studies University

China

Sep. 21, 2012 (Mar. 23, 2012: Hum.)

Sep. 17, 2012

MyanmarDec. 04, 2016−

University of Central Lancashire

U.K.

Jan. 31, 2017

Apr. 19, 2013

Graduate Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Marine Sciences Patein
University

National Kaohsiung Normal University

TaiwanJune 18, 2013

June 24, 2013

U.S.

Aug. 03, 2017−

La Molina National Agrarian University

Peru

Aug. 23, 2013

Aug. 23, 2013

Fiji National University

Fiji

May 05, 2014

May 05, 2014

The University of the South PacificFiji

May 06, 2014

May 06, 2014

Can Tho University

Viet Nam

Sep. 12, 2014

Sep. 12, 2014

National Sun Yat-sen University

TaiwanNov. 04, 2014

Nov. 04, 2014

University of Zambia

ZambiaNov. 11, 2014 (Feb. 07, 2007: Med.)

Nov. 11, 2014 (Feb. 07, 2007: Med.)

National Quemoy University

TaiwanJune 23, 2015

June 23, 2015

University of Sao Paulo

BrazilJuly 07, 2015 (May 16, 2011: Hum.)

July 07, 2015

Southern Taiwan University of Technology

TaiwanAug. 28, 2015 (Nov. 14, 2014: Inno.)Aug. 28, 2015

Jeju National University

Republic of Korea

Sep. 14, 2015

Sep. 14, 2015

Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski

Bulgaria

Sep. 19, 2016

Sep. 19, 2016

Royal University of PhnomPenh

CambodiaJan. 18, 2017

Jan. 18, 2017

National Taiwan Ocean University

TaiwanJan. 03, 2019

Jan. 03, 2019

University of San Carlos

Philippines

Aug. 16, 2019Nov. 25, 2019

Chung Ang University

Republic of Korea

Oct. 14, 2019

Oct. 14, 2019

TaiwanJan. 14, 2020

Jan. 14, 2020 (Oct. 21,2014: Inno)

Aletheia University
University of Malaysia Terengganu

Malaysia

July 30, 2020 (Nov. 28, 2017: Bio）

July 30, 2020 (Nov. 28, 2017: Bio)

Keimyung University

Republic of Korea

Aug. 12, 2021

Aug. 12, 2021

Zhengzhou University

China

Nov. 04, 2021−

Central Luzon State University

Philippines

Oct. 18, 2022 (Aug. 1,2018: Bio.)

Oct. 18, 2022 (Aug. 1,2018: Bio.)

The University of Waikato, The University of Waikato college

New ZealandDec. 31,2023−

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Graduate School of Bioresources, Facultyof Bioresources

Graduate School of Regional, Innovation
StudiesCollege of Business and Public Administration,
Eastern Washington University

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Date

University Library / University Hospital

University Library

University Hospital
Academic Publication (Academic Year 2022)

Usage Statistics (Academic Year 2022)
Total Number of Visitors

Number of
Borrowers

Volumes
Lent

Number of Patients

119,214

Undergraduates

20,615

Graduates

3,434

Faculty & Staff Members

3,669

Others (including emerituses and retired teaching staff)

28,036

Undergraduates

37,532

Graduates

7,447

Faculty & Staff Members

7,202

Others (including emerituses and retired teaching staff)
Total【Number of Copies】150【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly
Faculty of
Humanities,
Law and Economics
TRIO：Journal of Research Centerfor Culture and Society in Mie

812
52,993

Photocopying
Request from Outside
Request to Outside【Number of Copies】1,000【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

12,5901,445Interlibrary Loan
Lent
Borrowed

1,223
731

Faculty of Education

Library Holdings
Classification

Foreign Books

Total

43,0997,263

50,362

Philosophy

38,1099,431

47,540

History

57,1085,356

62,464SocialScience

149,805

21,704

171,509

NaturalScience

128,264

45,103

173,367

Technology

56,017

15,41771,434

Industry

50,357

9,476

59,833

Fine Arts

28,5743,090

31,664

Language

24,062

10,22834,290

Literature

60,31618,301

78,617

Periodicals

73,12583,268156,393

Total

708,836

228,637

937,473

Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Mie University
Organization for Higher Education Design and Promotion University
Library HP
Mie University Scholary E-collections「MIUSE」（https://mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/）/
20 教育学部・教育学研究科 /20C 紀要【Number of Copies】Available only on the web【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

As of April 1, 2023

GeneralWorks

Faculty of Medicine

Mie Nursing Journal
Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Mie University
Organization for Higher Education Design and Promotion University
Library HP
Mie University Scholary E-collections「MIUSE」（https://mie-u.repo.nii.ac.jp/）/
30 大学院医学系研究科・医学部 /30C 紀要【Number of Copies】Available only on the web【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

Faculty ofEngineering

Research Activities in Faculty of Engineering, Mie University HP
Research/Research achievements（https://www.eng.mie-u.ac.jp/research/activities/）【Number of Copies】Available only on the web【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly【Number of Copies】400【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

Annals of Field Research andTechnology, Mie University【Number of Copies】200【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

Graduate School ofRegionalInnovation Studies

Proceedings of theInternational
Workshop on
Regional Innovation
Studies【Number of Copies】150【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

Organization forHigher Education
DesignMIE UNIVERSITY

Numberof
Beds

Inpatients

Mie University Journal ofStudies on Higher Education【Number of Copies】110【Publication Frequency(Per Year)】Yearly

Number of Patients

Outpatients

Clinics

Total Visits

Per Day

Total Visits

Per Day

Hematology and Oncology

6,639

18.2

8,054

33.1

Oncology

4,681

12.8

7,202

29.6

Numberof
Beds

Inpatients

Outpatients

Total Visits

Per Day

Total Visits

Per Day

Gynecology

14,03038.4

18,152

74.7

Breast Surgery

2,654

7.3

13,003

53.5

8,641

23.7

7,984

32.9

8,047

22.0

16,883

69.5

2,456

6.7

18,115

74.5

5,992

16.4

20,119

82.8

9,721

26.6

12,954

53.3

0

0.0

4,472

18.4

5,251

14.4

638

2.6

16,937

46.4

0

0.0

1,029

2.8

5,571

22.9

Pediatrics / (Pediatric Cardiology
and Cardiac Surgery)
Nephro-Urologic Surgery andAndrology

Dermatology

6,293

17.2

17,26271.0

Ophthalmology

5,367

14.7

31,383

129.1

Cardiovascular Surgery / (Pediatric
Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery)

4,645

12.7

3,247

13.4

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Thoracic Surgery

2,096

5.7

2,757

11.3

Psychiatry

Pulmonary

7,452

20.4

11,45847.2

Otorhinolaryngology-Head &Neck Surgery

Diabetes and Endocrinology

1,274

3.5

14,10358.0

Anesthesiology

Cardiology

10,63929.1

17,721

72.9

Nephrology

2,350

6.4

7,841

32.3

Family Medicine

1,168

3.2

2,654

10.9

Hepato Pancreato Biliary
Surgery

8,519

23.3

7,230

29.8

Palliative Care

0

0.0

230

0.9

Gastroenterological Surgery

9,547

26.2

10,595

43.6

Infectious Diseases

0

0.0

389

1.6

Pediatric Surgery

1,412

3.9

2,131

8.8

Advanced Reproductive
Medical Center

0

0.0

8,370

34.4

Gastroenterology andHepatology

10,04627.5

19,98982.3

Cancer Genome (Department)

0

0.0

876

3.6

Neurosurgery

10,296

28.2

8,996

37.0

Rehabilitation

0

0.0

167

0.7

Neurology

5,140

14.1

10,004

41.2

Center for Kampo Medicine

0

0.0

1,402

5.8

Orthopedic Surgery

14,331

39.3

17,506

72.0

Common Beds

Plastic Surgery

2,226

6.1

4,147

17.1

191,084523.5

351,947

1,448.3

Radiology

2,205

6.0

18,34275.5

Bulletin of the Graduate School of
Bioresources, Mie University

Faculty of
Bioresources

31

Clinics

Jinbun Ronso

318

Total

Japanese
Books

Number of Patients (Academic Year 2022)

30

Critical Care and Intensive
Care Center
Maternity and Perinatal Care
CenterCenter for Rheumatic
Diseases

Total

685

＊Total number of patients for Intensive Care Center shows only numbers of patients at the emergency department.
＊Total number and the average of patients per day are based on the business day of 243 days. ＊The number ofpatients for hepatobiliary pancreatic and transplant surgery includes number of patients for general surgery. ＊As thegeneral ward of the hospital made the beds available across all departments in AY2018, there are no beds specific to aparticular department.

Clinical Facilities●Medical Division
Family Medicine
Cardiology
Hematology and Oncology
Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Neurology
PulmonaryOncology
Nephrology
Diabetes and Endocrinology
Infectious Diseases
General Surgery
Gastroenterological Surgery
Hepato Pancreato Biliary Surgery
Cardiovascular Surgery
Thoracic Surgery
Breast Surgery
Pediatric Surgery
Orthopedic Surgery
Gynecology
Pediatrics
Psychiatry
Dermatology
Nephro-Urologic Surgery and Andrology

655

As of April 1, 2023
Ophthalmology
Otorhinolaryngology-Head &Neck Surgery
Neurosurgery
Plastic Surgery
Radiology
Diagnostic Pathology
Cancer Genome (Department)
Anesthesiology
Palliative Care
Emergency Department
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Rehabilitation
Genomic Medicine
Critical Care and Intensive Care Center
Maternity and Perinatal Care Center
Breast Center
Vascular and Heart Center
Advanced Reproductive Medical Center
Center for Rheumatic Diseases
Center for Kampo Medicine
Digestive Disease Center●Central Division
Laboratory
Operating Division
Radiology Division
Supply Division
Blood Transfusion and Cell Therapy Department
Intensive Care Unit Department
Pathology Division
Division of Endoscopic Diagnostics and Therapeutics
Hemodialysis Unit
Rehabilitation Division
Department of Nutrition
Clinical Engineering
Outpatient Chemotherapy
Medical Support Center for Liver Diseases
Organ Transplant Center
Oral Care Center
Total Care Center for Adolescents and Young Adults
with Cancer and Children
Center of Dementia Prevention and Therapeutics
Palliative Care Center
Pain Center
Ultrasound Examination Center●Support Division
Medical Information Control Center
Clinical Training / Career Support
Patient Safety Control Division
Infection Control Unit
Clinical Research Support Center
Ai Center
Public Relations Center
CCU Network Support Center
Center for disaster management promotion and education
Center for Disaster Medicine
International Medical Support Center
Comprehensive Patient Support Center
Promotion Center for Team Medical Care
Biobank Center (Biorepository)
Center for Infectious Disease Emergency
Storoke and Cardiovascular Diseases Support Center●Department of Pharmacy●Department of Nursing●Comprehensive Cancer Treatment Center

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Cooperation with Private Sectors (Academic Year 2022) ／ Welfare Facilities ／ Land and Buildings

Date
Budget (Academic Year 2023)

Welfare Facilities

Revenues (Unit: 1,000,000 Yen)

Welfare Facilities

Expenses (Unit: 1,000,000 Yen)
Cooperative Research Revenue
and Contribution Revenue 2,926
Long-Term Borrowing
Revenue 1,629

Subsidy
1,251
University reform support,
National Institution for
Academic Degrees
Facility grants 10

Cooperative Research Expense andContribution Business Expense
2,926

Reversal of specificpurpose reserves 320

Subsidy1,251

Management
ExpenseGrant 10,869

Facilities
Improvement Expense
2,386

Facilities
Maintenance Grant
747

Total
51,074

Redemption ofLong-Term Borrowing
1,869

Total
51,074

Self
Revenue
5,069

Hospital Revenue
28,253

Education
and Research
Expense14,355Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research & Research in Cooperation with Private Sectors (Academic Year 2022)
Research in Cooperation with Private Sectors (Achievement)
Category(Unit: 1,000 Yen) (Round down to the 1,000)

NumberAmountResearch in Cooperation with Private Sectors

272

404,127

Research in Trust149

978,466

Grants and Endowments

1,096

768,531

Total

1,517

2,151,124Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research

Total Floor Space (㎡)Center for Physical & Mental Health

Capacity

As of April 1, 2023

Name

549

Total Floor Space (㎡)Anotsu-Ryo (Men's Dormitory)

3,851

Seiwa-Ryo (Women's Dormitory)

1,245

〃

2,137

75
〃
Japanese Students 50
International Students 25

615

Cafeteria 2

1,012

〃

296

International Students)

Suiryo-Kaikan (Student Hall)

1,762

〃

75

University Foreign Students' House

1,221

Single Rooms
Couple Rooms

30
5Foreign Students' Dormitory

3,428

Capacity160

Omi-Ryo (Women's Dormitory for（Dining Hall）

Athletic Facilities and Facilities for Extracurricular Activities

As of April 1, 2023

Floor Space/NumberFirst Gymnasium

Floor, etc.
Judo Hall
Kendo Hall1,577㎡
137㎡
135㎡

Second Gymnasium

Floor, etc.
Judo Hall
Karatedo Hall

1,195㎡
123㎡
126㎡

Indoor Training Center
Outdoor Track and Field〔Officially approved 400 m track〕
Baseball groundSoccer / Rugby Field
Tennis Courts
First Sports Field
Second Sports Field
Swimming Pool (50 m long, 8 courses)

733㎡
23,001㎡
1
1
10
154㎡
153㎡
2,328㎡

Name
Kyudo Gymnasium (6 persons can simultaneously shoot)Second Kyudo Gymnasium (8 persons can simultaneously shoot)Equestrian Area and Stables
Sports complex A
Sports complex B
Boat House
Garage for Car Clubs
Facilities for Extracurricular Cultural Activities
Campus Lodging Facilities for Extracurricular Activities
Facilities for Extracurricular Cultural Activities
Facilities for Extracurricular Sports
Shower Room
Field Managing Office
Nagai Memorial Training RoomDistricts

Divisions

Area (㎡)

Building (㎡)Districts

Divisions
Kindergarten

953

Organization for Research Initiative and Promotion

15,636

Primary School

6,503

Center for Information technologies and Network

1,410

Junior High School549

Kan'nonji

Mentally Challenged Children's School

10,411300

300,000

Center for General Education

12,256

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

5,295

Faculty of Education

15,356Kii-Kuroshio Bio-Regional

Integrated Center for Educational Research and Practice

1,727

Field Science Center

Faculty of Medicine

33,842

University Hospital

72,798250,000

241,700

225,000
200,000

200

Kamihama

175,000
150

150,000
129,500

125,000

79,15075,00050

50,00034

2 1,700

5 2,160

3

5Strengthening
the Researchin Cooperation (B)Grant-in-Aid forSpecial Purposes
Starting Support

Grant-in-Aid forYoung Scientists(Including Grant-in-Aid
for Young Scientists)

Grant-in-Aid for
Exploratory
Research (Exploratory)

Grant-in-Aid for
Exploratory
Research (Pioneering)

1 2,700

Strengthening
the Researchin Cooperation (A)8 5,800

Grant-in-Aid for
Encouragement

12,600Grant-in-Aid for
JSPS Fellows

0825,00015,00020,500Grant-in-Aid for
Publication of
Scientific Research
Results

0
Grant-in-Aid for
Scientific
Research (C)MIE UNIVERSITY

3
Grant-in-Aid for
Scientific
Research (B)2Grant-in-Aid for
Scientific
Research (A)3Grant-in-Aid forTransformative
Research Areas (A)

33

6,900

Grant-in-Aid for
AcademicResearch

025,800

5,728
3,509
2,303

University Housing

3,403＊91,759

18,996

Farm Station

353,179

7,276

Forest Station

4,569,562

1,421

Total

29,741

Fishery Research Station（Shima）

35,6491,120

32,529（Toba）＊1,299594

Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies

1,568

Gymnasiums
Sansui Hall528,340

1,356

574

6,575

Boat House

＊241

223

4,084

Men's Dormitory

7,966

3,851

436

University Housing

10,395

7,607

4,978,107＊1,54022,666

1,331

Women's Dormitory

3,382

Foreign Students' House

1,221

Foreign Students' Dormitory

3,428

Special Facilities for Common Use

16,657

Others

5,449
Total

528,340

Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”
Length (O.A.)

50.90mDiesel Engine 1,300PS

Breadth (MLD)

8.60m

Speed

Depth (MLD)

3.75m

Complement (Capacity)

Gross Tonnage

318t

Built

OthersTraining Ship Base

University Housing

00

Direct Expenses only (Number) 423 (Amount) 572,410

3,403＊91,759

Faculty of Bioresources

Faculty of Engineering

Foreign Teachers' Quarters

100,000

Building (㎡)4,414University Library

275,000

Area (㎡)Administration Bureau(Amount)

28,900396㎡
360㎡
5,030㎡
4,603㎡
3,849㎡
223㎡
100㎡
480㎡
198㎡
352㎡
174㎡
19㎡
120㎡
106㎡

As of May 1, 2023

(Number)

86

Floor Space/Number

Land and Buildings

263

60

Capacity(Unit: 1,000 Yen) (Rounded to the nearest thousand yen)100

Capacity 109

1,389

Center for Physical & Mental Health250

Capacity

Regional Co-creation Plaza

Name

Medical Expense
28,287

Dormitories

As of April 1, 2023

Name

Total
Grand Total

5,509,850＊93,299

321,757

The measurement of buildings (㎡) shows the gross floor area.
＊indicates leased lands

280,095
As of April 1, 2023
1 Engine
10.0 Kt
44 people

January30, 2009
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Date
Mutual Cooperation Agreement with Community
Name of Organization

As of April 1, 2023

Agreement Date

◆National Institute

Agreement Date

Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Dec. 19, 2011

Auto Networks Technologies, Ltd.

May 25, 2005

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kinki Regional Development Bureau others

Mar. 27, 2015

CHUBU Electric Power Co. Inc.

Sep. 14, 2005

◆Mie Prefecture

Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.

Feb. 22, 2006

Agreement on Mutual Cooperation for Disaster Control with Mie Prefecture

Dec. 21, 2005

Hyakugo Economic Research Institute, The Hyakugo Bank,Ltd.

Mar. 10, 2006

Specific Agreement on Mutual Cooperation for Disaster Control wtih Mie Prefecture

Mar. 20, 2007

Development Bank of Japan

Mar. 10, 2006

Comprehensive agreement on cooperation with the Mie Prefectural Science and Technology Promotion Center (now the Mie Prefecture Industrial Research Institute )Mar. 23, 2007

Okasan Holdings Inc.(now the Okasan Securities Group)

Jun. 05, 2006

Collaboration Agreement on the field of “Medicine” with Mie PrefectureJan. 29, 2010

The Mie Bank Ltd.

May 28, 2007

Mie Prefecture (Department of Disaster Mitigation)

May 26, 2010

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank

Nov. 01, 2007

Collaboration Agreement on Promotion of Demonstrating Arts with Mie University

Sep. 12, 2013

The Daisan Bank

Apr. 20, 2009

Mutual Agreement with Mie Prefectural Museum

Feb. 26, 2014

Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting

Jul. 09, 2009

Agreement on Establishment of Mie Disaster Mitigation Center wtih Mie Prefecture

Apr. 01, 2014

JA-Mie Chuokai

Nov. 12, 2009

Agreement on Hosting of International Conferences with Mie Prefecture

Nov. 22, 2016

Nippon Menard Cosmetic Co., Ltd.

Mar. 09, 2015

Agreement related to collaboration and cooperation for revitalizing the region, etc., concluded by Mie Prefecture; Mie Industry and Enterprise Support Center; National niversity
Corporation Mie University; Collaborative Research Organization for Future Regional Society, The University of Tokyo; and Educational Corporation Mie Ohashi Gakuen

Feb. 22, 2019

◆Agreement on mutual friendship cooperation with municipalities
Owase City

Dec. 02, 2002

Yokkaichi City

Oct. 07, 2003

Kameyama City

Jan. 27, 2007

Toba City

Mar. 22, 2004

Asahi choJun. 09, 2004

Shima City

Jun. 21, 2005

Iga City

Jan. 23, 2006

Tsu City

Feb. 20, 2009

Suzuka City

Jun. 30, 2010

Ise City

Jan. 27, 2011

Kuwana City

Jul. 01, 2013

Matsusaka City

Aug. 29, 2013

Minamiise cho

Jun. 02, 2015

Tamaki cho

Oct. 05, 2016

Kisosaki cho

Jan. 16, 2017

Meiwa cho

Jan. 19, 2017

Toin cho

Jan. 23, 2017

Odai choFeb. 14, 2017

Kihoku cho

Feb. 14, 2017

Nabari City

Feb. 20, 2017

Kumano City

Feb. 21, 2017

Mihama cho

Feb. 21, 2017

Kiho choFeb. 21, 2017

Taki choFeb. 24, 2017

Watarai cho

Mar. 27, 2017

Komono choMar. 28, 2017

Inabe City

Mar. 30, 2017

Kawagoe cho

Japan Finance Corporation Tsu BranchMar. 31, 2016

Mobilityland Corporation

Nov. 18, 2016

K.MIKIMOTO & CO.,LTD.

Nov. 09, 2020

Etension Courses and Others (Academic Year 2022)
Extension Courses
Department

Course Title

Numberof Event

Total Number ofParticipants(Approx.)Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics 2022 Extension Course:
Murasaki Shikibu and The Tale of Genji -Focusing on the Life of Murasaki Shikibu-

36

16,804

Faculty of Education

58th star-watching party others

6

1,032

Faculty of Medicine/University Hospital

Here's What You Need to Know! Preparing for a Tsunami Triggered by a Major Earthquake in
the Nankai Trough2

432

Faculty of Engineering

13th Summer Vacation Creative Manufacturing Experience Seminar

16

682

Faculty of Bioresources

11th Faculty of Bioresources Open Laboratory

14

415

Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies

The 14th International Workshop on Regional Innovation Studies others

1ーOthersMie Academic Seminar 2022 others

243

8,965

Total

318

28,330

Delivery Lectures（Intended for high school）
Department

Course Title

Numberof Event

Total Number ofParticipants(Approx.)Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

The World of Ninjas others

15

634

Mar. 30, 2017

Faculty of Education

The field of education research others

5

209

Taiki choMar. 31, 2017

Faculty of Medicine

Current status and problems in medical transplantation -heart transplants- others

4

190

Kuwana city・Kuwana city Medical Center

Mar. 30, 2022

Faculty of Engineering

Mysteries of “nano” metals others

15

649

Faculty of Bioresources

How to maintain attractive, healthy skin others

8

190

47

1,872

◆Educational Institutions

35

Name of Organization◆Private Sectors

Wakayama University

Nov. 30, 2004

Suzuka University of Medical Science

Jun. 22, 2007

Mie Prefecture Board of Education

Oct. 18, 2013

University Support Project for Strategic Collaboration

Sep. 26, 2008

Asahi University

Feb. 03, 2010

Nagoya University and Aichi University of Education

Apr. 24, 2012

Ritsumeikan University・Shima City

Aug. 28, 2013

Mie Veterinary Medical Association

Mar. 27, 2015

Agreement on Consortium of Higher Education in Mie with Mie Prefecture and Higher Education Institutions within the Prefecture

Mar. 29, 2016

Agreement by National University Corporations in the Tokai Region related to response to large-scale disasters

Jan. 14, 2017

Non-profit Incorporated Foundation Fishery Science Association as the designated management body for Toba Sea-Folk Museum

Mar. 18, 2019

Mie University CO-OP

Oct. 15, 2019

Fujita Health University・Hamamatsu University School of Medicine

Mar. 31, 2022

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Campus Map

Campus Map
Foreign Teachers’
Quarters

University
Foreign Students’
House

N

Mie University
Postal Code: 514-8507
1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, MieFor
NagoyaTEL +81-(0) 59-232-1211

Faculty of Education
Suimei Kaikan
Center for Future Teachers
and School Support

Graduate School of Medicine,
Faculty of Medicine,
University Hospital

University Research Hall II
Organization for Student Affairs Center
for International Education and ResearchCenter for Physical & Mental HealthAdministration
BureauGraduate School of Bioresources,
Faculty of Bioresources

Postal Code: 514-8507

Center for
Mathematical andData Science

Regional Co-creation
Plaza

2-174 Edobashi Tsu city, Mie
TEL +81-(0) 59-232-1111

Center for
General Education

IndoorTraining
CenterGymnasium 1

Baseball ground

Mie Environmental &Informational Platform(Mie Global Environment
Center for Edication & Research)

Sansui Kaikan

Route
23

University Library

Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics

Soccer /Rugby Field

Athletics
Field
Track

Center for Information
Technologies and Networks
Tennis Courts

Graduate School of Regional Innovation
Recurrent Education Center
Building

Experimental Watertanks

Building D

AOpen Innovation
Facilities

Horse-riding
GroundSansui Hall

Building Building B

C

Parking

Advanced Science Research
Promotion Center(Molecular Biology Facilities)(Campus Incubator)
Research and Development
Institutes for Regional Innovation
Cafeteria 2
Organization for Research
Initiative and Promotion

Graduate School of Medicine,
Faculty of Medicine

For IseUniversity HospitalSportscomplex A

Research Institutes
for Excellence
Graduate School of Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering

Sportscomplex B

Advanced Science Research
Promotion Center(Experimental Animal Facilities)

Gymnasium 2

Advanced Science Research Promotion Center(Radioisotope Facilities for Medical Science)
University Research Hall I

Foreign Students’Dormitory

Raymond Hall37

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Map of Kii-Kuroshio Bio-RegionalField Science Center, Fisheries
Research Laboratory

Map of Affiliated Schools
Kindergarten
Postal Code: 514-0062 523 Kannonji-cho Tsu city, Mie
TEL +81-(0) 59-227-1711
Primary School
Postal Code: 514-0062

Kindergarten

N

Postal Code：517-0015
641-9 Ohama-cho Toba city, Mie

359 Kannonji-cho Tsu city, Mie

Junior High School

TEL +81-(0)599-37-7310

TEL +81-(0) 59-227-1295

Fisheries
Laboratory,
Toba City

N

ParkingP

Junior High School
Postal Code: 514-0062

N

Mentally Challenged
Children s School

Bio-Regional Field
Science Center,
Fisheries ResearchLaboratory

P

Road

Primary School

471 Kannonji-cho Tsu city, Mie

TEL +81-(0) 59-226-5281
Fisheries
Research
Laboratory

Mentally Challenged Children’s School
Postal Code: 514-0062 484 Kannonji-cho Tsu city, MieP

TEL +81-(0) 59-226-5193

al

tur

fec

Pre

d
oa

R

Road

N

Map of Kii-Kuroshio Bio-RegionalField Science Center,
Farm Station

Map of Training Ship
“SEISUIMARU” Base

Postal Code: 514-2221

Postal Code：515-0001

2072-2 Takanoo-cho Tsu city, Mie

TEL +81-(0) 598-50-1066 (Matsusaka Port)

1819-18 Aza Tsukiji,

TEL +81-(0) 90-3022-8767 (Ship Mobile)

Ooguchi-cho Matsusaka city, Mie

TEL +81-(0) 59-230-0044

TEL +81-(0) 598-51-0710
Administration Oﬃce
N

ad

l Ro

ctura

Prefe

Matsusaka PortRoad

Training ship (SEISUIMARU)
mooring quayRoad

Outdoor workplace

Training shippractice facility
Privateland

Kongo River

Map of Kii-Kuroshio Center
Forest Station
Postal Code: 515-3532

Fitting locker andworkshop

Warehouse
Parking

N

881m

N

Road
440m

Kameyama
Tsu◎
Administration
Oﬃce

1,120m2735 Kawakami Misugi-cho Tsu city, Mie

870m

Ise Bay

Private land

Boathouse

MatsusakaTaki
Ise City

TEL +81-(0) 59-274-0135
1,094m
1,217m

1,100m

1,093m

039

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Date
Location of Campus

Campus Addresses

Mie Prefecture

Tsu

Division

Kis

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JR Sangu LineL

Fishery Research Station
e

Toba

Ise

Attached Schools

Higashi-Kishu Education
Center for Industrial
Promotion（Owase City：Tenmaso）

Kumano-Nada Sea

Ise-Shima Center
for Industrial
Promotion
and Education
Research

Ise Bay

r

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oR

An

To Chubu Centrair
International
Airport, Nagoya+81-(0) 59-227-1295

Junior High School

471 Kan'nonji-cho, Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-0062+81-(0) 59-226-5281

Mentally Challenged Children's School

484 Kan'nonji-cho, Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-0062+81-(0) 59-226- 5193

2-174 Edobashi Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-232-1111

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-232-1211

2072-2 Takanoo-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-2221+81-(0) 59-230- 0044

Forest Station

2735 Kawakami Misugi-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 515-3532+81-(0) 59-274- 0135

Fisheries Research Laboratory

641-9 Ohama-cho Toba city, Mie Pref. 517-0015+81-(0) 599- 37-7310

Matsusaka Port
Auto Shipping Telephone

Training Ship “SEISUI MARU”
Training Ship Base

Tsu City Hall
Tsu Castle
Ruin

Tsu-Shinmachi

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Ts

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tL
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A

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ive
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For
Ise

For IseHigashi-Kishu Education Center

359 Kan'nonji-cho, Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-0062

Farm Station

Kashikojima

Wagu

Primary School

Kii-Kuroshio Bio Regional Field Science Center

Mie University
Ama Research Center
Ago Bay+81-(0) 59-227-1711

Graduate School of Engineering / Faculty of Engineering

Tsu

Mie Prefectural
Government

Lin（Toba City：Sea-Folk Museum）

Nara Pref.

Kairaku Park523 Kan'nonji-cho, Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-0062

Graduate School of Bioresources / Faculty of Bioresourcesr（Iga City：Yume Techno Iga）

tets

Kindergarten

University Hospitalive

Ise-Okitsu

Kin

Mie UniversityoR

Matsusaka

Ise Bay+81-(0) 59-232-1211

Graduate School of Medicine / Faculty of Medicine

m
ito
Sh

For Osaka

Iga Research Center

Training Ship Base

Nakagawa(Miedaigaku-Mae)e 23（Iga City：Haitopia Iga）

Edobashi

Mie University

Tsu

Attached Schools

Women's Dormitory
University Foreign
Students' House+81-(0) 598- 51- 0710

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-231-6979

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-232-1211

Intellectual Innovation
Research Center

Yumanitekupuraza, floor 1
1-4-28 Unomori Yokkaichi city, Mie Pref. 510-0074+81-(0) 59-353-8260

Iga Research Center

Regional Industrial Creation Center by Industry-academia
government Collaboration "Yume Techno Iga" 1-3-3 Yumegaoka
Iga city, Mie Pref. 518-0131+81-(0) 595-41-1071

Iga Community-based
Research InstituteInternational Ninja
Research Center

Haitopia Iga, floor 2
500 Ueno-marunouchi Iga city, Mie Pref.518-0873+81-(0) 595-51-7154+81-(0) 59-231-9194(Office, Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics)

Mie University Ama
Research Center

Toba Sea-Folk Museum
1731-68 Ogitsu Uramura-cho Toba city, Mie Pref. 517-0025+81-(0) 59-231-9194(Office, Faculty of Humanities,
Law and Economics)

Ise-Shima Center for
Industrial Promotion and
Education Research

Former Ohama Elementary School Building, floor 2
97 Ohama-cho Toba city,Mie Pref. 517-0015+81-(0) 599-37-7056

Higashi-Kishu Education
CenterArima Elementary School 2nd Building,froor 2
530 Arima-cho Kumano city, Mie Pref. 519-4325+81-(0) 80-2446-7345

Higashi-Kishu Education
Center for Industrial
Promotion

Higashi-Kishu Education Center for Industrial Promotion“Tenmaso”161 Tenmaura Owase city, Mie Pref. 519-3602+81-(0) 59-231-9673(Office, Faculty of
Bioresources)

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-231-9226

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507+81-(0) 59-232-1211

Cetacean Research Center
Graduate School of Regional Innovation Studies
Organization for Higher Education Design
Organization for Student Affairs
Organization for Information Education and ResearchCenter for Information Technologies and Networks

For Wakayama+81-(0) 598- 50-1066+81-(0) 90-3022-8767

1819-18 Okuchi-cho Matsusaka city, Mie Pref. 515-0001

University Library（Kumano City：Arima Elementary School）

Phone

1577 Kurimamachiya-cho Tsu city, Mie Pref. 514-8507

Faculty of Education

Men's Dormitory

Takadahonzan

Rout

Iga Community-based
Research InstituteInternational Ninja
Research Center

Ise

Farm Station

For Nara

Tets

Kameyama

ine
nL

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Honsen Lin

JR Kansai-

Lin

e

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Ho

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Yokkaichi

Address

Faculty of Humanities, Law and Economics

Kintetsu
NagoyaLine

JR

Kii-Kuroshio Bio-regionalField Science Center

Ise Tetsudo

a

N

chi

Intellectual Innovation Research Center

m
eya

Kam

For Nagoya（Yokkaichi City：Humanitec Plaza）

Kyoto Pref.

kkaic
hi

Shiga Pref.

For

Aichi Pref.

For Yokk
ai

For Y
o

Gifu Pref.

N

https://www.mie-u.ac.jp/

Center for Data Science Education（Center for Mathematical and Data Science）
Mie Regional Plan Co-creation Organization

Access
Tokyo

Kyoto
Pref.

JR

Nagoya

Kyoto

Aichi
Pref.

Osaka
Osaka
Pref.

Organization for Research Initiative and Promotion

Nagoya

Kyoto
Osaka
Osaka
Namba Uehonmachi Tsuruhashi

Chubu Centrair
International

Kisei-honsen

Kintetsu Nagoya Line

Edobashi (Miedaigaku-Mae)
Tsu

Nara

Mie University Airport, Nagoya

Ise-Nakagawa

Yamato-yagi

Mie Pref.

Kintetsu Osaka Line

NagoyaKintetsu Yamada Line

Sangu Line

IseshiUji-Yamada●⒈From the bus stop No. 4 at the East Exit of Tsu Station take Mie Kotsu bus
bound for“Shiratsuka Station” (Route No. 6), “Mie Byoin” (Route No. 51),
“Mukumoto” (Route No. 52), “Toyogaoka” (Route No. 52), “Science City”(Route No. 52), “Higashitoyono” (Route No. 53), or“Takadakoko-mae” (RouteNo. 56) and get off at “Mie Daigaku-mae.” (For the University Hospital,
Faculty of Medicine, or Faculty of Engineering, get off at “Daigaku Byoinmae.”)2 By taxi from Tsu Station (10 min.)1 By Mie Kotsu (Sanco) Bus from Tsu Nagisamachi Port to Tsu Station (15 min.)From Kyoto/Osaka

Ise-Nakagawa Station

15 min.

Edobashi Station

From Nagoya Kintetsu Nagoya Station

60 min.

2 By taxi from Tsu Nagisamachi Port to Mie University (15 min.)

Kyoto Station

110 min.

By JR Mie Rapid
From Nagoya

JR Nagoya Station

50 min.

15 min.

By Taxi
10 min.

Mie University

Osaka Namba Station

From Kyoto

By BusTsu Station

From Osaka

Ise-Shima Regional
Satellite Campus

15 min.

50 min.
90 min.

Regional
Satellites

By Walk

By Kintestu Limited Express
From Nagoya Kintetsu Nagoya Station

Iga Regional Satellite
Campus●On foot from Edobashi Station (15 min.)●By Tsu Airport Line (high speed boat) from Chubu Centrair International Airport,
Nagoya to Tsu Nagisamachi Port (Tsu city Marina) (45 min.)By Kintetsu Express

Hokusei Regional
Satellite Campus− M of Mie

Higashi-Kishu
Regional Satellite
Campus− U of University

Recurrent Education Center（Logo of Mie University）
・Designed by Professor Emeritus
Shuhei Miyata−Opening book
−Image of
Ocean and Wave

Center for International Education and Research
Mie Global Environment Center for Education & ResearchCenter for Physical & Mental HealthAdministration Bureau

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