Nagasaki University (Nagasaki Prefecture)
The faculty of Education offers on-the-job training and practical assistance to students to acquire a wide
range of educational knowledge and skills which are necessary in classrooms or teaching realities.

■University Overview② International exchange■Course Overview① Outline

Nagasaki University has 252 partner universities
abroad. As of May 1, 2023, 578 international students
are pursuing their research goals in variousdepartments.

① Outline of Faculty of Education

Nagasaki University consists of 10 faculties (GlobalHumanities and Social Sciences, Education,
Economics, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmaceutical
Sciences, Information and Data Sciences, Engineering,Environmental Science and Fisheries), 8 graduateschools (Global Humanities and Social Sciences,
Education, Economics, Engineering, Fisheries andEnvironmental Sciences, Biomedical Sciences,
Tropical Medicine and Global Health and Interfaculty
Initiative in Planetary Health), and 2 research
institutes (Institute of Tropical Medicine and Atomic③ Record numbers of students accepted in
Bomb Disease Institute). It is a national university
the past three years
which holds 1,248 faculty members and 9,090
・ International students
students. Nagasaki University aims at devoting itself
AY 2023：578 AY 2022：481 AY 2021：422
to the development of harmonious society byinheriting the tradition of culture rooted in Nagasaki,・ Teacher Training Students
fostering rich mind among the students, and creating
AY 2023：2 AY 2022：2 AY 2021：0
new sciences to sustain global peace.
④ Local Characteristics

The city of Nagasaki, where Nagasaki University islocated, is situated at the western end of the Kyushu
island. The city is surrounded by the clear blue sea andrich green mountains, and the climate is very mild. The
port of Nagasaki was the only port that opened its
window for trading with Asian and European countries
when the Japanese government closed its doors to theworld for approximately 200 years. People of Nagasaki
have inherited the tradition of international exchanges.
They are open minded, warmhearted, and friendly tointernational students.

There are about 80 teachers in the Faculty of Education
specialized in Japanese, social studies, mathematics,
natural sciences, music, art, health and physicaleducation, technology, home economics, English,
educational science, educational psychology, education
for handicapped children, and early childhood care andeducation. An elementary school, a lower secondaryschool, a school for children with special educationneeds, and a kindergarten are also affiliated.
International students can visit those facilities toobserve how children are educated at Japanese schools.
② Characteristics

The Committee for International Students wasestablished with the cooperation of all the members of
the Faculty of Education. It aims to help international
students achieve success in their study or research goal.
They leave the door open to talk and are student-friendly.
Parties, study tours, and various curriculums will beoffered for International students.
③ Number of students to be accepted:

5④ Period of Scholarship: Oct.2024-Mar.2026⑤ Annual Events

Sep Arrival (Sep.19-21in 2023)
Meet and Greet party

Oct Orientation
Beginning of 2nd Semester
Bus Trip to Unzen and Shimabra

Nov

Peace Study
Fire Drill
School FestivalFeb

End of 2nd Semester

Apr-Aug

1st Semester

Oct-Feb

2nd Semester

Late Mar

Returning home

⑥ Requirement for program completion
Completion of one thesis on his/her research topic (orequivalent project report). About 1,575 hours required.
⑦ Outline of the Course1) Japanese language education
Students take intensive Japanese language programprovided by the Center for Japanese Language andStudent Exchange for the first 6 month as research
student. Lessons are provided 10 hours per week
according to the Japanese proficiency level of thestudent. Classes are divided into 2 levels as
elementary and intermediate.
2) Specialized training
According to each student's specialized subject, one
or more faculty members will supervise him/her. The
student will take seminars and lectures for a year
under the supervision of the professor(s). The student
must submit a thesis (Japanese or English) at the endof the course.
3) Practical training, participatory subjects such as
field trips and regional exchanges
Students will visit elementary schools and junior highschools in town and talk about their country, lifestyle,culture, customs, etc. By actually visiting schools,
students can experience what the Japanese education
is like as well as deepen the understanding of the fieldof Japanese teaching through interaction with children
and teachers.

4) Others
Students experience Japanese culture such as
Japanese dance, traditional flower arrangement, andJapanese tea ceremony in Japanese language
education.

② Rent for six months (per 1 person)
・Single room:￥123,000 ￥132,000 ￥198,000
・Two-bed room :￥138,000
・Four-bed room :￥180,000③ Facilities
・Peace Study
Air conditioner, Bed, Desk, Chair, Wardrobe,Reading
Students have an opportunity to listen to an atomic
lamp, Refrigerator, Shower, Toilet, Laundry room
bomb testimony lecture from atomic bomb survivor and(exclusive/shared),and Dining room (exclusive
learn about peace by visiting Peace park, Atomic bomb/shared).
museum and Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture.
・Bus Trip to Unzen and ShimabraStudents visit to see unique nature and historical
heritage of Unzen, Obama and Shimabara in Nagasaki.

■ Accommodations
Nagasaki University has 6 dormitories prepared forinternational students. If there is no vacancy,students must rent a private apartment. The numberof available rooms is as follows; （As of Oct.2023,subject to change)④ Information for daily life

. Nishimachi International House and HORTENSIA are
about 15 minutes on foot from Bunkyo Campus (maincampus). It is located in a quiet neighborhood andhousing for government workers is near by. Sakamoto
International House is located on the universityhospital property and is a few minutes on foot frommedical & dentistry schools and related institutes.
There is also a shopping area near Campus and theliving environment is comfortable. It takes about 20
minutes to Bunkyo Campus by tram.

■ Follow-up for graduates
Nagasaki University provides follow-up services to thealumni via email, SNS, etc① Number of rooms
・ Single room : 76 ・ Two-bed room : 12・ Four-bed room : 117■Contact
Student Exchange Support Division,
Student Support Department, Nagasaki University
1-14 Bunkyo‐machi, Nagasaki 852‐8521, JapanTEL: 095‐819‐2209
FAX: 095-819‐2125
Email: ryugaku_shien@ml.nagasaki-u.ac.jp
URL
Center for Japanese Language and Student Exchange:
https://www.liaison.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/
Nagasaki University：
http://www.nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Nagasaki University（No.46）◇ Course Description, Number of students to be accepted, Qualifications and, etc.
Name ofdepartment

Course code

46001

Graduate School of Education

Name of adviser

Keiko SUZUKI(Professor)

E-mailTeaching field（s）

Course description

Targets fortraining

Language

Number ofstudents tobe acceptedkeiko-s@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Japanese Education Syodo Education☑Elementary schoolteachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1kmaeda@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Japanese Education Japanese Phililogy☑Elementary schoolteachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146002

Keiko MAEDA(Professor)

46003

Masatake HIRASE(Associatemasa-i@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Japanese Education Japanese EducationProfessor)☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146004

Teruhisa OHIRA(AssociateProfessor)

Cultural/Social Geography☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146005

Kazuko IKEYA(AssociateProfessor)

Juvenile & Children's Law☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146006

Yuka TAGUCHI(AssociateProfessor)

History of Modern Japan☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146007

Chiaki
NAKAMURA(AssociateProfessor)

Construction of Computer Systems for Education☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )146008

Shin KURATA(AssociateProfessor)

Education for Informatics☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )146009Shinya OBA(AssociateProfessor)

Zoology☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1ohirat@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

kazuikeya@nagasakiu.ac.jp

y.taguchi@nagasakiu.ac.jp

sonny@i.edu.
nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Human Geography

Law

History of Japan

Computer andNetwork Systemshin1222kurata@nagasaki Education for
Informatics-u.ac.jp

ooba@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Zoology

Qualification and requirement for students,
number of students in past 5 years

English instruction available.Ghana 1

English instruction available.

46010

Takao FUKUYAMA
fukuyama(Associatetakao@nagasaki-u.ac.jp
Professor)

46011

Jiro MIKAMI(Professor)

46012

Shigeru
MIYASHITA(Professor)

46013

Akiko KANO
(AssociateProfessor)

46014

Osamu NISHIDA(AssociateProfessor)

46015

Tohru
NAKAGAWA(Professor)

Physics

mikami@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Composition

miyamo@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Vocal Music

Violin Playing, Musick-akiko@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Education

osamu-n@nagasakiu.ac.jp

nakagawa@nagasakiu.ac.jp

Music education

Art Education

Plasma Science☑Elementary school
teachersJapanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1English instruction available.

Study of Harmony☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1English instruction available.

Vocal Music□Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Expression of Violin Playing, Music Education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Music Education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1

Art Education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Ceramic☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Painting (Japanese Painting)☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Japanese language ability

Philosophy of Body and Movement practice☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1English instruction available.

Environmental and Mechanical Technology andTeaching Method☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1□Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1English instruction available.

☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1English instruction available.

46016

Hiroyuki KANNO
kankan@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Art Education(Professor)

46017

Kazuho MAKINO
kmakino@nagasaki(Associateu.ac.jpProfessor)

Art Education

46018

Koji TAKAHASHI(AssociateProfessor)

takahashi@nagasakiu.ac.jp

Philosophy ofPhysical Educationand Sport

46019

Noboru
FUJIMOTO(Professor)

n-fuji@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Environmental andMechanicalTechnology
Education

cosy@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Electric, Electronics
and Information
Circuit Theory, Analog Electronics
Engineering andEducation

46020

Cosy MUTO(Professor)

46021

Daichi OIKAWA(AssociateProfessor)

daichioi@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Food Science

Food Science, Nutrition, Food Function

46022Koh-ichi
MATSUMOTO(Professor)

46023

Yasumi SUZUKI(Professor)

46024

Yuuma KONISHI(AssociateProfessor)

46025

Yuri YOSHIDA(Professor)

kmat@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

English Linguistics

ys11@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Psychophysiology ofChildren with
Psychophysiology of Children with Disabilities
Disabilities

Social Work forkonishi@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Childrenyuyoshida@nagasakiu.ac.jpSocial Work for Children

Development ClinicalDevelopment Clinical Psychology
Psychology

1□Elementary school
teachers□Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers□Others ( )English instruction available.

Special needs education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers□Others ( )☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers□Others ( )Japanese1

DevelopmentalPsychology☑Elementary school
Developmental Psychology, Early Childhood Care and teachers□Junior/Senior
Educationhigh school teachers□Others ( )Special Needs
Education

Special Needs Education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers□Others ( )Applied Behavior Analysis☑Elementary schoolteachers☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers□Others ( )School Clinical Psychology, Counseling☑Elementary schoolteachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1Korea 1

1

Korea 1

46026

Miwo MORINO(AssociateProfessor)

46027

Izumi ISHIKAWA(AssociateProfessor)

izumi@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

46028

KosukeTAKAHASHI(AssociateProfessor)

Psychology ofkosuket@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Children with
Disabilities

46029

Narumi UCHINO(Professor)

School Clinicalsoudan@nagasaki-u.ac.jp Psychology,Counseling46030

Yukio MAEHARA(AssociateProfessor)

46031

Keiko ENOKI(AssociateProfessor)

46032

Hiroto IDE(AssociateProfessor)

morinomi@nagasakiu.ac.jp

Syntax☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )Up to elementary school lower grades

ymaehara@nagasakiu.ac.jp

Cognitive Psychology
Cognitive Psychology, Educational Psychology
in Education☑Elementary school
teachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )enoki@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Educational
Administration,
Educational Administration, Educational Systems
Educational Systems☑Elementary schoolteachers☑Junior/SeniorJapanesehigh school teachers□Others ( )1hirotoi@nagasaki-u.ac.jp

ComparativeEducation,
Curriculum Studies☑Elementary school
teachers
Japanese,☑Junior/Seniorhigh school teachers English□Others ( )1Comparative Studies for Integrated Curriculum,
Teacher Education

English instruction available.Burkina Faso 1