Kyoto Institute of Technology (KIT) is a national engineering university located in Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan. It was founded in 1899. The school is famous for its excellent education and research in the fields of technology, fiber science, architectural design, electronic machinery, etc. The following is a detailed introduction to Kyoto Institute of Technology:

Overview

Establishment time: 1899

Nature: National University

Location: Located in Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, close to Kyoto University and Kyoto Prefectural University

Number of students: About 4,000 (including undergraduates and postgraduates)

Educational philosophy

Kyoto Institute of Technology adheres to the educational philosophy of "integration of science and technology, creating the future" and is committed to cultivating talents with innovative ability and practical skills. The school focuses on the combination of theory and practice and encourages students to actively participate in social services and international exchanges.

Disciplines and Faculties

Kyoto Institute of Technology has the following faculties and disciplines:

Faculty of Engineering:

Technology: Technology, Textiles, Materials Science

Architecture: Architectural Design, Urban Planning, Building Structure

Electronic Information Engineering: Electronic Engineering, Information Engineering, Communications Engineering

Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical Design, Mechanical Systems, Robotics

Biomaterials Engineering: Biomaterials, Nanomaterials, Environmental Materials

Business Engineering: Industrial Engineering, Logistics Management, Production Systems

Graduate School

Graduate School of Engineering:

Technology: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Architecture: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Electronic Information Engineering: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Mechanical Engineering: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Biomaterials Engineering: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Business Engineering: Master's and Doctoral Programs

Features

Historical Background: The predecessor of Kyoto Institute of Technology was the Kyoto Higher Silk School established in 1899. After several reorganizations and developments, it eventually became a national university focusing on engineering education.

Educational Features:

Practical Education: The school focuses on experiments and internships, equipped with advanced laboratories and research facilities, providing students with abundant practical opportunities.

Industry-University-Research Cooperation: We have established close cooperative relations with many enterprises and research institutions, carried out joint research and project cooperation, and provided students with internship and employment opportunities.

Internationalization: The school has established cooperative relations with many universities and research institutions around the world, providing abundant overseas exchange and study abroad opportunities, and encouraging students to expand their international perspectives.

Research Strength: Kyoto Institute of Technology has strong research strength in many disciplines, especially in the fields of technology, fiber science, architecture and materials science. The school has many research institutions, such as the Institute of Technology, the Institute of Fiber Science, the Institute of Architecture, etc.

Featured Disciplines

Technology: It enjoys a high reputation in the fields of technology and fiber science, and its research directions include new material development, process optimization, etc.

Architecture: It has a strong influence in the fields of architectural design and urban planning, and has trained many outstanding architects and urban planners.

Biomaterial Engineering: Combining biology and materials science, its research directions include biomedical materials, environmentally friendly materials, etc.

Ranking

Kyoto Institute of Technology enjoys a high reputation among national engineering universities in Japan, especially in the fields of technology, fiber science and architecture. Its national ranking varies according to different ranking agencies, but it is generally in the upper middle level.

Fees

Tuition fees: The tuition fees of national universities in Japan are relatively uniform, and the tuition fees for undergraduates are approximately 535,800 yen/year (for reference only, please refer to the latest official information for specific fees).

Other expenses: including accommodation fees, living expenses, etc., which vary according to individual circumstances.

Campus facilities

Library: It has a rich collection of books and electronic resources, providing students with a good learning environment.

Laboratory: Equipped with advanced laboratories and research facilities to support students' scientific research activities.

Sports facilities: Including gymnasiums, swimming pools, athletic fields, etc., to meet students' physical exercise needs.

Student dormitories: Provide a variety of dormitories, including single rooms, double rooms, etc., suitable for students with different needs.

Contact information

Address: 606-8585 Yoshida Hongo-cho 1, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City

Tel: +81-75-753-5000