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Nagasaki University

長崎大学  (Nagasaki Daigaku)  / NU

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Updates

27 Oct 2023

Overview

Nagasaki University

University/Junior College

University

Co-ed/Women Only

Co-ed

Year of Foundation

1857

History
Link
Vision and Mission
Link
Official Website
English
Link
Features
Nagasaki University traces its roots back to a series of medical lectures, the first ever given in Japan, delivered by the Dutch Naval doctor J. L. C. Pompe van Meerdervoort in 1857. After experiencing devastation by the atomic bombing, it reopened as a university of five faculties and one research institute in 1949, in a merger of several educational institutions of different academic disciplines.
The university has the following philosophy: “Nagasaki University community share the pride and innovative spirit of Dejima as a place of study. We maintain an attitude to learn even from serious consequences of inhumane decisions made about religion and the use of science. We will provide education and conduct research based on a clear intention and willingness to realize a world where people can coexist peacefully. We will contribute to the peaceful development of the local community and international society by passing on accumulated knowledge beyond the boundaries of time and people’s perceptions of value, fostering a rich spirit of cherishing humanity, and creating new science that will pave the way to the future”. At the beginning of 2022, the university encompasses 10 faculties, seven graduate schools, two research institutes, and the Nagasaki University Hospital.
For the fourth medium-term goal period (2022- 2028), Nagasaki University aims to become a world-class center of planetary health education and research which contributes to the realization of planetary health by bringing together and creating knowledge through transdisciplinary manner.
Link
TEL
81-95-819-2016
Email
Contact Info (for International Students)
Student Exchange Support Division, Student Support Department
ryugaku_shien@ml.nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Schools

As of May 1, 2023

School of Global Humanities and Social Sciences
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Faculty of Education
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Faculty of Economics
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School of Medicine
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School of Dentistry
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School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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School of Information and Data Sciences
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School of Engineering
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Faculty of Environmental Science
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Faculty of Fisheries
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Graduate School of Global Humanities and Social Sciences
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Graduate School of Education
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Graduate School of Economics
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Graduate School of Engineering
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Graduate School of Fisheries and Environmental Sciences
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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
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School of Tropical Medicine and Global Health
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Interfaculty Initiative in Planetary Health
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International Networks

Membership of International University Associations
Link
Partnerships with Overseas Institutions
Link
Numbers of Partner Institutions Overseas for Student Exchange
176
Numbers of Partner Institutions Overseas for Research
220
Office for Concluding Partnerships

Internationalization Planning Division:kokuki@ml.nagasaki-u.ac.jp

Data Collection

As of May 1, 2023

Overall Income
64,897,571,002 yen
Gift, Grant and Contract Income
5,614,843,864 yen
Competitive External Research Funds
Number of Full-time Academic Staff/Faculty Members
1140

9,090
students

Total Enrollment

International
Students		Local Students
320 8,770

7,434
students

Undergraduate Enrollment

International
Students		Local Students
101 7,333

1,656
students

Graduate Enrollment

International
Students		Local Students
309 1,347

Third-party Quality Assurance

Institutional Accreditation
  • National University Corporation Evaluation - National University Corporation Evaluation Committee (2022)
  • Institutional Accreditation - NIAD-QE (2022)
Program Accreditation
  • School of Medicine

    Medical Sciences, School of Medicine (Bachelor)

    JACME (Medical Sciences, Bachelor, 2017) - Japan Accreditation Council for Medical Education:JACME (2017)

  • School of Dentistry

    歯学教育：School of Dental Education (Bachelor)

    歯学教育評価：Accreditation for School of Dental Education - JUAA (2022)

  • School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

    Pharmaceutical Sciences (Bachelor)

    Japan Accreditation Board for Pharmaceutical Education - JABPE (2017)

  • School of Engineering

    Civil and Environmental Engineering Program (Bachelor)

    Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education - JABEE (2017)

  • School of Engineering

    Structural Engineering Program (Bachelor)

    Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education - JABEE (2016)

  • Faculty of Fisheries

    Engineering in Fisheries Science (Bachelor)

    Program Accreditation - JABEE (Fisheries, Bachelor, 2020) - JABEE (2020)

  • Graduate School of Education

    Graduate School of Education

    Certified Evaluation and Accreditation for Professional Graduate Schools - IETE (2022)

Campus Location

Main Campus

Bunkyo Campus

1-14 Bunkyo,Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Google Map

Schools:

Graduate School of Fisheries and Environmental Sciences

Location Type and Access
Suburban Link
Facilities and Services
  • Athletic grounds and facilities (e.g., gyms)
  • Facilities for extracurricular activities
  • Rest areas
  • Computer rooms
  • Environments for independent learning other than the library (e.g., learning commons)
  • Barrier-free universal design
  • Cafeteria/On-campus store
  • Muslim-friendly food provided in the cafeteria and elsewhere (not certified Halal)
  • Free Wi-Fi for students

Other Campus

Campus

Sakamoto Campus 1

1-12-4 Sakamoto,Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Google Map

Schools:

School of Tropical Medicine and Global Health
Location Type and Access
Suburban Link
Facilities and Services
  • Athletic grounds and facilities (e.g., gyms)
  • Facilities for extracurricular activities
  • Rest areas
  • Environments for independent learning other than the library (e.g., learning commons)
  • Barrier-free universal design
  • Cafeteria/On-campus store
  • Muslim-friendly food provided in the cafeteria and elsewhere (not certified Halal)
  • Free Wi-Fi for students
Campus

Sakamoto Campus 2

1-7-1 Sakamoto,Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Google Map

Schools:

School of Dentistry
Location Type and Access
Suburban Link
Facilities and Services
  • Athletic grounds and facilities (e.g., gyms)
  • Facilities for extracurricular activities
  • Rest areas
  • Environments for independent learning other than the library (e.g., learning commons)
  • Barrier-free universal design
  • Cafeteria/On-campus store
  • Muslim-friendly food provided in the cafeteria and elsewhere (not certified Halal)
  • Free Wi-Fi for students
Campus

Katafuchi Campus

4-2-1 Katafuchi,Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Google Map

Schools:

Graduate School of Economics
Location Type and Access
Suburban Link
Facilities and Services
  • Athletic grounds and facilities (e.g., gyms)
  • Facilities for extracurricular activities
  • Rest areas
  • Computer rooms
  • Environments for independent learning other than the library (e.g., learning commons)
  • Barrier-free universal design
  • Cafeteria/On-campus store
  • Muslim-friendly food provided in the cafeteria and elsewhere (not certified Halal)
  • Free Wi-Fi for students

Academic Support

Academic Support
  • Assignment of a tutor; support from educational support staff members, TAs, RAs, etc.
  • Programs and support to strengthen language (Japanese) abilities
  • Support by fellow students (peer support/buddy system)
  • Support in English or an international student’s native language
Cultural Experience Opportunities
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Dormitories/School-supported Housing

Halls of Residence/Dormitories provided
Provided
Nagasaki University International Dormitory HORTENSIA
Monthly Fees in Yen: 25,000
The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable
Eligibility
  • Men
  • Women
  • Undergraduate freshman
  • Undergraduate sophomore
  • Undergraduate junior
  • Undergraduate senior
  • Graduate student
  • Short-term exchange student
  • Long-term exchange student
Nagasaki University International House
Monthly Fees in Yen:
The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable
Eligibility
  • Men
  • Women
  • Undergraduate freshman
  • Undergraduate sophomore
  • Undergraduate junior
  • Undergraduate senior
  • Graduate student
  • Short-term exchange student
  • Long-term exchange student
  • Family with several members

Accommodation Support

Other Housing and Accommodation
University Guarantor Available
Link
Accommodation Support for International Academic Staff


Employment Opportunities on Campus

Employment Opportunities
  • Part-time jobs on campus; TAs and RAs
  • Introductions from the university or university coop for part-time jobs

Health Care

Physical and Mental Health Support (for International Students)
  • Physical Assistance / Mental Counseling in Japanese
  • Physical Assistance / Mental Counseling in Foreign Languages
  • Health Check
  • Limited Medical Assistance
Link
Facilities and Services
  • Athletic grounds and facilities (e.g., gyms)
  • Facilities for extracurricular activities
  • Rest areas
  • Computer rooms
  • Environments for independent learning other than the library (e.g., learning commons)
  • Barrier-free universal design
  • Cafeteria/On-campus store
  • Muslim-friendly food provided in the cafeteria and elsewhere (not certified Halal)
  • Free Wi-Fi for students
Disability Support Services
  • Student mutual support (e.g., note taking)
  • Consultation service (in Japanese)
  • Consultation service (in foreign language(s) such as English)
Link

Safety

Crisis Management
Available
Link

Libraries

Libraries
Central Lirary Link
Medical Library Link
Economics Library Link

Centers and Institutes

Web Pages of Centers and Institutes
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Published Academic Articles and Citations
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Campus Publication
In-house　Journals
Link

Location Type and Access

  • Metropolitan: Tokyo 23 Wards, Cities, of those population are more than 500,000, designated by the government decree
  • Urban: Cities in Tokyo Metropolitan (other than 23 wards), Cities in Saitama, Chiba, Kanagawa, Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka and Hyogo Prefecture except for those designated as underpopulated areas by the act.
  • Suburban: Other areas than Metropolitan or Urban

The above classifications are a guide suggested by NIAD-QE; each university chooses the classification for its own campus.

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Numbers of Partner Institutions Overseas for Student Exchange

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