Naruto University of Education

National

Naruto University of Education

鳴門教育大学 (Naruto　kyoiku　daigaku)

Updates

05 Nov 2024

Overview

Naruto University of Education

University/Junior College

University

Co-ed/Women Only

Co-ed

Year of Foundation

1981

History	Link	Vision and Mission	Link
Official Website	English Link
Features	The University's primary mission is to foster a corps of outstanding teaching professionals who can be counted on to contribute to society. As a pioneer in teacher education, Naruto University of Education is relentless in its pursuit of excellence and innovation. The strength of the University lies in a cohort of faculty and staff who work together to carefully nurture each student as a teacher. The University's new teacher training is exceptional, as evidenced by the fact that it has achieved the highest employment rate for undergraduate teachers in Japan 11 times in the 14 years since 2010, and has ranked near the top in the other years. Link
TEL	088-687-6000
Email	soumu@naruto-u.ac.jp
Contact Info (for International Students)	International Services Office kokusai@naruto-u.ac.jp

Schools

As of May 1, 2024

College of Education	More Information Total Estimated Costs
Graduate School of Education	More Information Total Estimated Costs

International Networks

Membership of International University Associations
Partnerships with Overseas Institutions	Link
Numbers of Partner Institutions Overseas for Student Exchange	13	Numbers of Partner Institutions Overseas for Research	13
Office for Concluding Partnerships	International Services Office

Data Collection

As of May 1, 2024

Overall Income	4,316,979,966 yen
Gift, Grant and Contract Income	167,281,394 yen
Competitive External Research Funds	107,169,215 yen

Number of Full-time Academic Staff/Faculty Members	126

981
students

Total Enrollment

International Students	Local Students
86	895

440
students

Undergraduate Enrollment

International Students	Local Students
0	440

541
students

Graduate Enrollment

International Students	Local Students
72	469

Third-party Quality Assurance

Institutional Accreditation	National University Corporation Evaluation - National University Corporation Evaluation Committee (2023) Institutional Accreditation - NIAD-QE (2020)
Program Accreditation	Graduate School of Education Professional Degree Program (Professional Degree) Certified Evaluation and Accreditation for Professional Graduate Schools - IETE (2021)

Campus Location

Main Campus	Takashima 748, Nakajima, Takashima, Naruto-cho, Naruto-shi, 772-8502 Japan, Tokushima Google Map Schools: College of Education , Graduate School of Education Naruto University of Education was established in 1981 as a new-concept university with the philosophy of a "university for teachers." The university aims at training not only new teachers but also in-service teachers at its graduate school. Since its inception, the University has made significant contributions to, and has been leading in teacher training research and practice (both new teacher training and in-service instructor education) in Japan. The first president, Yoshiaki Maeda, was committed to building a campus based on the idea of “the environment as a silent teacher.” The University believes that a single visit to its beautifully maintained campus is enough to convince prospective students that the campus is an unrivaled environment for educational immersion. Naruto University of Education is blessed with an environment rich in natural beauty and culture. The University is located in a scenic area adjacent to the Setonaikai National Park. Majestic whirlpools can be seen in the Naruto Strait near the University. Naruto is also home to Ryozen-ji Temple, the first temple on the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage. Nearby is the Otsuka Museum of Art, which houses ceramic reproductions of major international works of art.
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	Programs and support to strengthen language (Japanese) abilities Support by fellow students (peer support/buddy system)
Cultural Experience Opportunities	Link

Dormitories/School-supported Housing

Halls of Residence/Dormitories provided	Provided

Student Dormitories Single (men)	Monthly Fees in Yen: 4,300 The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility Men Undergraduate freshman Undergraduate sophomore Undergraduate junior Undergraduate senior Graduate student Short-term exchange student Long-term exchange student

Student Dormitories Single (women)	Monthly Fees in Yen: 4,300 The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility Women Undergraduate freshman Undergraduate sophomore Undergraduate junior Undergraduate senior Graduate student Short-term exchange student Long-term exchange student

Student Dormitories Students with families	Monthly Fees in Yen: 9,500 The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility Men Women Graduate student Short-term exchange student Long-term exchange student Family with several members

Student Dormitories Students with families	Monthly Fees in Yen: 11,900 The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility Men Women Graduate student Short-term exchange student Long-term exchange student Family with several members

Accommodation Support

Other Housing and Accommodation
Accommodation Support for International Academic Staff	Academic Staff Housing Provided

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 Part-time jobs on campus; Others

Health Care

Physical and Mental Health Support (for International Students)	Physical Assistance / Mental Counseling in Japanese 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	Consultation service (in Japanese)

Safety

Crisis Management	Available Link

Libraries

Libraries	Naruto University of Education Library Link

Centers and Institutes

Web Pages of Centers and Institutes	Link

Published Academic Articles and Citations	Link
Campus Publication	In-house　Journals Link