*** Nagasaki University's Proud Characteristics ***
Revised on 12/6/2005
   With its reorganization into a National University Corporation, Nagasaki University has pledged to further enhance and individualize its education and research and to continue its role as a "center for transmission of intellectual information that is indispensable for the world" , while moving forward together with regional societies throughout Asia.
   In the mid-term objectives, we are making efforts to materialize our philosophy by proclaiming that:
  • We, aiming to be a leader among world institutes in both education and research, are working for the implementation of strategic plans to upgrade and individualize education and research.
  • Under the principle of eStudent-Customer-ism' , we attempt to enhance liberal arts education and specialized professional education in both the undergraduate and graduate school level to provide learning of the highest quality as well as to reinforce a support system for overall student life, including admission selection, extra curricular activities, and job-seeking advice.
  • We appropriately manage intellectual properties created in the University. We also give back to the society results of our study and research, through regional, industry-university-government and international cooperation by utilizing intellectual properties and human as well as material resources.
   Towards achieving these goals, the progress of Nagasaki University may be seen in the following distinctive efforts.

 * Distinguishing features in education
+ Implementation of Admissions Office style entrance examination, or AO Nyushi, at all faculties/schools
+ Revitalization of the University with the active participation of the student body
(1) Survey on student life of all students
(2) Dream Grand Prize for the revitalization of the University
+ Distinctive education
(1) Education reform mainly to achieve a distinctive education in the first-year level
(2) Well-rounded education for engineering majors
(3) Character training
+ Enhancement of a local society-based education
(1) Medical educational program linked with local society
(2) Program for resident education and revitalization of rural community hospitals
(3) Innovation of education in remote islands
(4) Improvement of high school-university cooperation
+ Enhancing internationality in education
(1) International regional alliances education program focusing on historical findings from the Japan-Holland cultural exchange
+ Attractive education in Graduate Schools
(1) Nurturing of researchers that will contribute to the recovery of ocean environment and natural resources
|Fostering of interdisciplinary approach and internationalism in practical learning at the Institute for East China Sea Research|
(2) Development program for International infectious disease researchers and medical specialists
+ Evaluation of educational activities of faculty members
 
* Distinguishing features in research
+ Research aimed at becoming the world' s leading research base
(1) Tropical and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research
(21st COE Program: Global Control Strategy of Tropical and Emerging Infectious Diseases)
(2) Effects of atomic bomb radiation on human body and international medical care for radiation injury
(21st COE Program: International Consortium for Medical Care of Hibakusha and Radiation Life Science)
(3) Research on preservation of ocean environment and cultivating of marine biological resources
+ Distinctive community-based research
(1) Research on Nagasaki' s regional and geographical characteristics (remote islands, slopes, and depopulation)
(2) Establishment of "New Nagasaki Study" and providing the information on the
Internet
(3) Project responding to educational crisis
(Center for Total Human Education and Child Welfare)
+ Other unique research
(1) Environmental science research integrating the humanities with the natural sciences
(2) Research on management of infrastructure facilities
(3) Research on Southeast Asian economy
 
* Distinguishing features of its social actions
+ Digitalization of Nagasaki University-owned valuable materials
(1) Collection old Japanese photographs during the Bakumatsu-Meiji period
(2) Database with ultra-high-resolution of old Japanese photographic images of the Bakumatsu-Meiji period
(3) Reproduction of old Japanese photographs for exhibition on the website
(4) Glover Atlas
(5) Digital archives of the history of modern medicine
(6) Muto Collection
+ International medical cooperation・International research collaboration
(1) Center of International Collaborative Research (CICORN)
(2) Medical support for the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident
(3) Research on monitoring the outbreak of infectious diseases after the Tsunami in the Indian Ocean
(4) Overseas research base for tropical and infectious diseases
+ Efforts to improve medical care in remote areas
+ Establishment of Intellectual Property Center and Nagasaki TLO
+ Reinforcement of open laboratory





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