Osaka Prefecture University

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The Prefecture University Osaka (Japanese大阪 府 立 大学, Ōsaka - Furitsu daigaku, in short: Fudai (府 大), Daifudai (大 府 大) or Hanfudai (阪 府 大); engl Osaka Prefecture University, for short. OPU ) is a public university in Japan. The main campus ( Nakamozu Campus ) is located in Naka- ku, Sakai, Osaka prefecture.

• 2.1 Reorganization in 2012

History

The University was founded through the merger of three prefectural universities in 2005. The three were the (older) Osaka Prefecture University, the Women's University Osaka (大阪 女子 大学, Ōsaka joshi daigaku ) and the prefectural nursing college Osaka (大阪 府 立 看护 大学, Ōsaka - Furitsu kango daigaku ).

The story of the three predecessor is as follows:

(older) Osaka Prefecture University

The university was founded in 1949 as Naniwa University (浪 速 大学, Naniwa daigaku ). In 1955 she was renamed Prefecture University Osaka. The Naniwa University had five predecessors: two state and three prefectural colleges.

The oldest origin, veterinary educational institution (獣 医学 讲习 所, Jūigaku kōshūjo ), was founded in 1883 at the prefectural Medical School Osaka. The veterinary course moved to the newly founded in 1888 prefectural agricultural college Osaka (大阪 府 立 农 学校, Osaka Furitsu nōgakkō ). 1942 developed the veterinary price of the agricultural school located to the Higher Veterinary School Osaka (大阪 高等 獣 医 学校, Osaka Kōtō Jui Gakko ), the 1945 in veterinary and animal husbandry specialist school Osaka (大阪 獣 医 畜产 専 门 学校, Osaka Jui Chikusan Semmon Gakko ) has been renamed. The college, the Agricultural Technical School Osaka (大阪 农业 専 门 学校, Osaka nōgyō Semmon Gakko, founded in 1944 ), the predecessor of the agricultural faculty were ( the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences today).

The main source was the state's pilot Osaka (大阪 工业 専 门 学校, Osaka Kōgyō Semmon Gakko, renamed 1944), the Higher Technical School in 1939 as Osaka (大阪 高等 工业 学校, Osaka Kōtō Kōgyō Gakko ) was established. His former location is now the main part of the Nakamozu campus. The pilot had courses in Machine Design, Strength Machine Design, electronics, metallurgy, etc.; No courses in architecture or civil engineering had it because it was established during the war. The pilot and the prefectural Chemical Pilot Osaka (大阪 府 立 化学 工业 専 门 学校, Osaka Furitsu Kagaku Kogyo Gakko Semmon, founded in 1943 ) were the predecessors of the Faculty of Engineering.

The fifth source was the State Youth Normal School Osaka (大阪 青年 师范学校, Ōsaka his shihan Gakko, reorganized 1944), the 1935 prefectural teacher training institute for youth schools to Osaka (大阪 府 立 青年 学校 教员 养成 所, Osaka Furitsu his Gakko kyōin yōseijo ) was founded. The Normal School was the predecessor of the Department of Education ( closed 1957).

Osaka Women's University

The origin of the Osaka Women's University was (大阪 府 女子 専 门 学校, Ōsaka -fu joshi Semmon Gakko ) was founded in 1924 as a technical school prefectural woman Osaka. She was the second woman public school in Japan. The campus was at the pond Mandaiike (or Bandaiike ,万 代 池) in Sumiyoshi -ku, Osaka. In 1949 she became the wife Osaka University. In 1976 she moved to the Daisen- campus ( next to the Daisenryo - Kofun ), the former location of the Faculty of Agriculture of the University of Osaka Prefecture.

Prefectural nursing college Osaka

It was founded in 1978 as a two-year nursing school. In 1994 she became the four-year nursing prefectural high school Osaka. Your location is the Habikino campus today.

Faculties

• Nakamozu - campus ( in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, 34 ° 32 ' 50 "N, 135 ° 30' 25 " O34.547147222222135.50686666667Koordinaten: 34 ° 32 ' 50 "N, 135 ° 30' 25" E ): Faculty of Engineering Science
• Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences ( formerly Agriculture)
• Faculty of Science
• Faculty of Economics
• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

• Faculty of Nursing Science
• Faculty of Comprehensive Rehabilitation

• Department of Veterinary Medicine of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences

Reorganization in 2012

The faculties and departments were reorganized in April 2012 in four colleges (学 域, gakuiki ), consisting of 13 schools (学 类, gakurui ):

• College of Sciences sustainable system (Japanese現代 システム 科学 域, English College of Sustainable System Sciences. ) - Nakamozu Campus School of Knowledge and Information System
• School of Environmental Sciences System
• School of Management

• College of Engineering (工 学 域Japanese, English College of Engineering. ) - Nakamozu Campus School of Electrical Engineering and Electronics
• School of Materials Science, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
• School of Machine Design, aviation and space technology, and Maritime Systems Engineering

• College of Life and Environmental Sciences (Japanese生命 环境 科学 域, English College of Life, Environment, and Advanced Sciences. ) - Nakamozu Campus School of Veterinary Medicine [ Rinku Campus ]
• School of Applied Biosciences
• School of Environmental Sciences and Technology
• School of Natural Sciences

• College of Health and Human Sciences (Japanese地域 保健 学 域, English College of Health and Human Sciences. ) - Habikino Campus School of Nursing Science
• School of Comprehensive Rehabilitation
• School for welfare and education science [ Nakamozu Campus ]