Introduction to Kinki University

Overview

Established in 1925, the predecessor was Osaka Special School and Osaka Institute of Technology established in 1943. In 1949, the two schools merged and officially named Kinki University.

Type: Japanese private university

Abbreviation: "Kindai" (きんだい)

Location: The main campus is located in Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, with the specific address: 1-1 Chikusa-cho, Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture, 〒577-8502.

Number of students: About 27,000 (as of the latest data).

Educational philosophy

Kinki University is based on the spirit of "practical education" and "personality cultivation", emphasizing that students should not only master solid professional knowledge, but also have good moral qualities and social responsibility. The school is committed to cultivating talents with high professionalism and innovation capabilities for society through education and research.

Disciplines and Faculties

Faculty of Economics

Faculty of Sociology

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Letters

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Agriculture

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Faculty of Pharmacy

Faculty of Nursing

Faculty of Human Sciences

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of International Studies

Graduate School

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Social Sciences

Graduate School of Law

Graduate School of Letters

Graduate School of Science

Graduate School of Engineering

Graduate School of Agriculture

Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine

Graduate School of Pharmacy

Graduate School of Nursing

Graduate School of Human Sciences

Graduate School of Medicine

Graduate School of International Studies

Specialized Courses

Faculty of Agriculture Fisheries: Kinki University enjoys a high reputation in the field of aquatic science research, especially tuna farming research, and is known as the "Tuna School". The university has successfully solved the world's difficult problem of artificial farming of tuna and achieved complete artificial farming of tuna.

Faculty of Medicine: Kinki University Faculty of Medicine has a high level of medical education and research and has trained a large number of outstanding medical talents.

Faculty of International Studies: It teaches courses such as international relations, international business and cultural exchanges, and cultivates professionals with international vision and cross-cultural communication skills.

Teaching facilities

Classrooms: Equipped with advanced teaching equipment and multimedia facilities.

Laboratories: Special laboratories are provided for students to conduct experiments and practical exercises.

Library: Rich in books, various professional books and journals are provided.

Computer room: Equipped with high-performance computers and professional software to support students in digital design and programming.

Affiliated hospital: Kinki University Affiliated Hospital, providing opportunities for clinical internships and research.

Simulation ward: Equipped with advanced medical equipment to simulate clinical scenarios and improve students' practical ability.

Campus life

Student clubs: The school has a number of student clubs, including art clubs, sports clubs, etc., to enrich students' extracurricular life.

Campus activities: Cultural festivals, sports games, academic seminars and other activities are held regularly to enhance students' teamwork and social skills.

Ranking

Comprehensive ranking of private universities in Japan: Kinki University ranks high among private universities in Japan, especially in the Kansai region.

Ranking in specific fields: In the fields of aquatic science, medicine, pharmacy, etc., Kinki University's ranking is particularly prominent.

Contact Information

Address: 1-1 Chikusa-cho, Higashiosaka-shi, Osaka Prefecture, 〒577-8502

Tel: +81-6-6755-1111

Fax: +81-6-6755-1112

Email: info@kindai.ac.jp

Employment Support

Career Development Center: Provides employment guidance and internship opportunities for students to help them enter the workplace smoothly.

Corporate Cooperation: Established cooperative relationships with many companies and institutions to provide internship and employment opportunities for students.

The latest data shows that the employment rate of graduates of the school is over 90%.

Internationalization

International Exchange: The school actively promotes international exchanges and has established cooperative relationships with universities in many countries and regions, providing students with abundant overseas study opportunities.

Language Support: Provide Japanese and English support for international students to help them better adapt to study and life.

Featured Projects

Internship Projects: The school cooperates with many companies and institutions to provide students with abundant internship opportunities and help students apply theoretical knowledge to practical work.

Community Service: Encourage students to participate in community service activities and cultivate their sense of social responsibility and practical ability.