About the City of Nagoya
■ Nagoya City has one of the top-ranking economies worldwide, boasting leading industries in automotive manufacturing, machinery, electronics, and ceramics. ■ The Chubu area of Japan is particularly renowned as the home of three leaders, Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa leyasu, who unified Japan over 400 years ago, bringing an end to the "Period of Warring States." ■ Nagoya Castie, originally built by Tokugawa leyasu and famous for the golden dolphins found on its donjon, serves as the landmark of the region.
Access to Nagoya University
Ill Access to Nagoya / Kanayama Station III Access to Nagoya University  from Kaparama Kanaryama Station Higashiyama Campus is just off the subway exit of Nagoya Daigaku Station. Daiko Campus is 5 minutes walk from Nagoya

About Nagoya University
Nagoya University has a history of about 150 years, with its roots in a temporary medical school/hospital established in 1871 and formally instituted as the last Imperial University of Japan in 1939. Although modest in size compared to the largest universities in Japan, Nagoya University has been pursuing steady development through creative research activities fostered by a free and vibrant academic culture. To further strengthen the research and education, Nagoya University is actively promoting interactivity to cultivate talented people and to develop an international human network.
Education & Research
Nagoya University is made up of 9 Undergraduate Schools, 13 Graduate Schools, 3 Research Institutes, 19 Research Centers, and others. ■■ Undergraduate Humanities Education Law Economics Informatics Science Medicine Engineering Agricultural Sciences ■ Graduate Humanities Education and Human Development Law Economics Informatics Science Medicine Engineering Bioagricultural Sciences International Development Mathematics Environmental Studies Pharmaceutical Sciences
World:Class Research Excellence - Nobel Laureates -
Since entering the 21st century, 16 Japanese researchers have received a Nobel Prize. Among these, six are graduates of or have been affilated with Nagoya University as faculty members during their careers. This number of Laureates is the highest in Japan. Dr. Ryoji Noyori Nobel Prise in Chemistry (2001) for work on chirally cataly ed bydroeenation reactions Dr, Makoto Kobayashi & Dr, Toshihide Maskawa Nobel Prize in Physics (200s) for the discovery of the orien of broken avmanetry which predicts the exaterics of at least three farnibes of quarka in nature ipe the discovery and dry looment of most lupriacent protein, GEP. Dr. kamu Akasaki & Dr. Hiroshi Amano Nobel Prize in Physics (2014) for their plansering efforts an the blae ligh erritting dode. LED
Achievements & Excellence
■ 6 Nobel Prize reciepients this century. ■■ 111th in QS World University Rankings (2018-2019). ■■ 26th in QS Asia University Rankings (2018-2019). ■■ Among top 100 universities for 4 subjects: Chemical Engineering; Agriculture & Forestry; Chemistry;  and Physics & Astronomy (QS 2019). ■ Global gender equality selected as one of the 10 HeforShe University IMPACT Champions by UN Women.
Members  As of May 1, 2019
■■ Faculty   1,881 ■■ Students   15,806 Professors : 636 | Undergraduate Students : 9,628 Associate Professors : 508 Graduate Students : 6,168 Lecturers : 167 inci. 2,641International Students Assistant Professors : 394 (11S Countries / Regions). Research Associates : 2 Researchers : 174 "Data include the number of staff
Annual Budgets    FY 2018
—  . Ama JR Ehus Line —— JR Corsoi Une Sabvoy Veig Une Solrwy, Esmilio Ling Subrey Vada Lise Langu  Varterby  Ling -  Colvero Solors feri Ling Sabway Isanstai Lin — JR Tekaida Shinkanow Academic Research & Industry-Academia-Goverment Collaboration学新研究・受学官達機構造本般NIC, Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, 464-8601, Japan www.aip.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/ -1 - http://en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/about_nu/publication/profile/index.html Reference : Nagoya University Profie New Flagship Research Institutes and Centers at Nagoya University Of the seven former imperial universities in Japan, Nagoya University was founded last. Faculty at that time came to Nagoya from all over Japan; they helped students and young researchers pursue their research freely, and this academic culture has been inherited by today’s generation. It is said that the main reason for Nagoya University's surge of progress is its free and vibrant academic culture.
Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability
(1MaSS)
IMaSS is engaged in fundamental research on elemental technologies, including advanced materials and devices, as well as system technolo- gies, for practical deployment in society. The Center for Integrated Research  of  Future  Electronics, Transformative  Electronics  Facilities (C-TEFs), established in IMaSS in FY 2018, is an experimental facility for conducting    accelerated    crystal growth, device process and evalua- tion in GaN research and develop- ment. http://www.imass. hagoya-u.ac.jp/ 2n/index.html National Human Machine Harmonization System (HMHS) Consortium The consortium offers an environment that fosters open innovation driven by collaboration between four public cllaboration research institutions that play a key role in research on to 'Harmoware', a system seeking harmonization of relations
Disaster Mitigation Research Center (DMRC)
Since the Nagoya area is the center of industrial production in Japan, natural hazard risks due to the high likelihood of major earthquakes, destructive floods, and storms may cause a serious crisis at a national level. DMRC, which brings together experts with various backgrounds such as engineering, earth science, social science and humanities, promotes cooperative multidisciplinary research for development and application of a state-of-the-art disaster mitigation model to ensure safety and security http://www.gensai.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/
Institute of Transformative Bio-Molecules (ITbM)
http://www.itbm. nagoya-u.ac.jp/ ITbM, the first international institute, merges synthetic chemistry and plant/animal  biology  to  pursue cutting-edge interdisciplinary work delivering bio-molecules that have a major impact on people’s Eves. The institute's name reflects it's commit- ment to producing major innovations to benefit society. ITbM received the highest score on WPI's interim evaluation in 2016. "WPI : World Procrational Research Center Initiative, the flagehip project of the Micitry
of  Education,  Culture,  Sports,  Science   and Technology [MEXT]
National Composite Center (NCC)
The carbon fiber (CF) manufacturing industries in Japan are considered to be one of the country’s strongest fleids, holding a 70% share of the world market. NCC focuses on automotive and aerospace industries, based in the Greater Nagoya Asea which lead the world in their respective fields. A nation- al project aiming at applying thermoplastic carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) to automotive industries and Long Fiber Thermoplastic-Direct (LFT-D) technologies will enable high productivity and low cost processes for future automotive industries. LFT-D  Charais Structure
Mobility Innovation Center (NagoyaUniversity COI)
- Empowering an aging society through advanced mobility
Mobility Innovation Center implements innovative technologies to empower an aging society through advanced mobility. The three pillars are 1)Driving Assistance System and Autonomous cars for safe and reliable mobility, 2) Physical Conditions and Mental Inspiration for outside activity, and 3) Participa- tory Society to foster mutual aid and self-esteem. Nurturing Future Global Leaders by Nagoya University Nagoya University has implemented the Top Global University Project. In terms of research its goal is the "enhancement of cutting-edge research at a world-class level," while in terms of education it aims to "become an attractive global university." Achieving these goals specifically in Asia, Nagoya Univer- sity is determined to become an "Asian hub university." The Development of Joint Degree Program In the joint degree program, students receive a single diploma with the names of both universities upon completion of the program and spend a predetermined period of time studying in both universities without extending their period of enrollment. http://tgu.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/joint/
Nagoya University Overseas Take-off Initiative (NU-OTI)
NU-OTI is a university-wide Student Exchange Program with over 180 partner universities and institutions. Students are allowed to take classes as "exchange students" at the partner universities they are sent to for a given period of time. http://ieec.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/abroad/kokan.html Fresh Insights, Intellectual Stimulation, and a Global Perspective through Student Exchange (NUPACE) Established in February 1996, NUPACE is an academic student exchange program through which international students enrolled at University's partner Nagoγa institutions can study in Japan for four to twelve months. Nagoya University offers special research-based doctoral programs, which primarily target professionals in  government  positions  from countries that host its satellite campuses in six countries: Vietnam, Cambodia,  Mongolia,  Uzbekistan, Laos, and the Philicoiner http://nupace.ecis.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/
Nagoya University Short-Term Japanese Language
Program (NUSTEP) http://ieec.ieec.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ja/nustep/index.html
Nagoya University Summer Intensive Program (NUSIP)
With support and cooperation from the Japanese automotive industry and related enterprises, the Graduate School of Engineering offers a 6-week summer program entitled "Latest Advanced Technology & Tasks in Automobile Engineering http://www.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/nusip/index.htm The Nagoya University Global 30 International Programs ite and Graduate Degrees Tsught in Englah The Nagoya University Global 30 International         Program        offers undergraduate   and    ggraduate full-programs  taught  in  English, aiming to provide a world-class education to high achieving students worldwide,  regardless  of  their Japanese proficiency. Asian Satellite Campuses enal Dostoral Programs for Leading Professional Dll Collaborative Graduate Program Craduate program https://www.dii.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/ - 3 - This program designed for graduate students of the School of Engineering aims  to  cultivate  future  deployers, innovators and investigators who can shorten the time to realize innovation. http://asci.nagoya-u.ac. http://admissions.g30.nagoye-u.ac.jp NUSTEP offers two weeks of intersive Japanese classes aiming to promote a greater understanding of Japanese  culture  and  society. Participants will join special lectures by faculty and visit some laboratories. on campus.