
Japanese College and University Portraits
福岡県立大学 (fukuokakennritudaigaku)
fukuoka prefectural university
University
Co-ed
1992
History
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Vision and Mission
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Features
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Fukuoka Prefectural University pursues its objectives of education and research through two faculties, namely the Faculty of Integrated Human Studies and Social Sciences and the Faculty of Nursing.
The Faculty of Integrated Human Studies and Social Sciences is made up of three departments (Department of Public Sociology, Department of Social Welfare, and Department of Human Development and Education). Each of these departments aims to produce graduates capable of understanding the human condition and society, and of collaborating with other professionals in order to solve problems. The Faculty of Nursing similarly prioritizes the development of a highly educated and socially-responsible graduate body equipped with practical nursing skills. These graduates exhibit a capacity for making decisions in conjunction with other experts in order to actively and effectively respond to health-related issues. Since 2009, Fukuoka Prefectural University has also been offering a range of general courses open to students in both faculties. In 2015, an Inter-faculty Education Program was established, comprising the Information Education Program of Health and Welfare, the Human Care and Support Program, the International Exchange Program, and the Career Support Program. In the university's Graduate School of Human and Social Sciences, students further develop their expertise in fields relating to community, welfare policy and interpersonal assistance, thereby enabling them to more effectively contribute to a highly developed welfare society. Furthermore, in the Graduate School of Nursing, students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to become superlative researchers and educators and to promote regional health and medical policy and welfare policy. |
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TEL
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0947-42-2115
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Contact Info (for International Students)
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As of May 1, 2023
Graduate School of Nursing
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School of Nursing
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School of Human and Social Sciences
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Graduate School of Human and Social Sciences
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As of May 1, 2023
Overall Income
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1,901,332,292 yen
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Gift, Grant and Contract Income
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2,602,000 yen
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Competitive External Research Funds
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58,224,000 yen
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Number of Full-time Academic Staff/Faculty Members
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106
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1,081
students
Total Enrollment
International Students | Local Students |
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8 | 1,073 |
1,032
students
Undergraduate Enrollment
International Students | Local Students |
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8 | 1,024 |
49
students
Graduate Enrollment
International Students | Local Students |
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0 | 49 |
Institutional Accreditation
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Program Accreditation
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Main Campus
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Suburban
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Facilities and Services
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Academic Support
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Cultural Experience Opportunities
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Halls of Residence/Dormitories provided
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Provided
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Men's Dormitory
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Monthly Fees in Yen: 6,000
The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility
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SUZUKAKE Dormitory(Wemen's Dormitory)
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Monthly Fees in Yen: 4,300
The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility
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AZAREA Dormitory(Wemen's Dormitory)
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Monthly Fees in Yen: 11,000
The Dormitory Meals: Unavailable Eligibility
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Other Housing and Accommodation
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Information on Housing and University Guarantor Available
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Accommodation Support for International Academic Staff
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Employment Opportunities
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Physical and Mental Health Support (for International Students)
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Facilities and Services
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Disability Support Services
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Crisis Management
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Available
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Libraries
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University Library
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