Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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The University of Agriculture and Technology Tokyo (Japanese东京 农 工 大学, Tōkyō Noko daigaku; engl Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, in short. Nōkōdai (农 工 大) or TUAT ) is a national university in Japan. The main campus is located in Fuchū in the prefecture of Tokyo.

History

The university was founded in 1949 by the merger of two state colleges. The two were the agricultural and forestry business school Tokyo (东京 农林 専 门 学校, Tōkyō Norin Semmon Gakko, in today's Fuchū - campus) and the Textile College Tokyo (东京 繊 维 専 门 学校, Tōkyō Sen'i Semmon Gakko, in today's Koganei Campus ).

Agriculture and Forestry Technical School Tokyo

The university has common origins with the Agricultural Faculty of the University of Tokyo and the University of Tsukuba. In 1874 the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs ( Naimu - shō ) the agricultural establishment (农 事 修 学 场, Noji Shugaku - jo, today: part of the Shinjuku Gyoen ). She moved in 1878 after Komaba, Meguro at (35 ° 39 '35 " N, 139 ° 41 ' 1" O35.659769444444139.68365 ) and became the Komaba Agricultural School (驹 场 农 学校, Komaba nōgakkō ), taught at the 1881 Oskar Kellner. 1886 were merged to agriculture and forestry school Tokyo, and the forestry school Tokyo. The school consisted of main courses ( departments of agriculture, forestry, veterinary medicine) preparation course and short courses (速成 科).

1890, the school became the College of Agricultural Science of the Imperial University (帝国 大学 农科 大学, Teikoku daigaku Noka daigaku 1897, the university was renamed Imperial University of Tokyo, ., 1919, the Noka Daigaku in Noh Gakubu [ Faculty of Agricultural Sciences ], respectively ). Past short courses lasted as Second Division (乙 科, Otsuka ) of the colleges. 1898, the Second Division in Department of Practical Application (実 科, Jikka ) has been renamed.

Developed in 1935, the department of practical application, to the Higher Agricultural and Forestry School Tokyo (东京 高等 农林 学校, Tōkyō Kōtō Norin Gakko ), and her new campus was opened in Fuchū ( today Fuchū - campus). In the same year, the Department of Agricultural Faculty of the Tokyo Imperial University was moved to the present Hongō campus. Only the price for agricultural teacher education remained in Komaba and in 1937 renamed the College for Agricultural Education Tokyo ( see University of Tsukuba ).

1944, the Higher Agricultural and Forestry School in Agriculture and Forestry Technical School was renamed Tokyo. She was the predecessor of the Faculty of Agronomy of the TUAT.

Textile College Tokyo

The college was founded in 1874 as a section for Seidenbauversuch (蚕业 试 験 挂, Sangyo shiken Kakari ) in Naito -Shinjuku branch operation of the Department of Industrial Promotion of Naimu - shos (内务 省 勧 业 寮 内藤 新宿 出 张 所, Naimu - shō Kangyo - ryō Naito -Shinjuku Shutcho -jo, today: part of the Shinjuku Gyoen ). 1879, the section was closed in 1884 and rebuilt, as Laboratory of Silkworm Diseases of Nōshōmu - shos (农 商务 省 蚕 病 试 験 场, Nōshōmu - shō sambyō shiken - jo, today seat of the Imperial Hotel in Chiyoda ). In 1886, the Laboratory after Nishigahara, Kita at (35 ° 44 '42 " N, 139 ° 44' 37 " O35.745139.7435 ). In 1896 she was renamed the School of silk culture, and 1899 then in college for silk culture Tokyo (东京 蚕业 讲习 所, Tōkyō Sangyo Kōshū -jo ), because the second educational institution was founded in Kyoto (see Technical University of Kyoto ).

Renamed the establishment in 1914 in Higher Seidenbauschule Tokyo (东京 高等 蚕 糸 学校, Tōkyō Kōtō sanshi Gakko; engl Tokyo Imperial College of Sericulture. ). 1940 Today's Koganei campus was reopened, and the college moved to the campus. In 1944 she was renamed Textile College Tokyo. She was next to Kyoto and Ueda, one of the three state-owned textile schools in Japan and the predecessor of the Faculty of Textile Science of TUAT.

University of Agriculture and Technology Tokyo

The university was opened with two faculties of agricultural and textile science. In 1962, the faculty was changed to Faculty of Engineering of Textile Science. In 1965, the University Graduate School (Master degree programs ) and 1985 then the doctor courses.

Faculties

  • Fuchū - campus ( in Fuchū, Tokyo Prefecture. 35 ° 41 '4 " N, 139 ° 28' 52" O35.684430555556139.48121111111 ) Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
  • Faculty of Engineering
Koganei, Tokyo Meguro, Tokyo Shinjuku, Tokyo Chiyoda, Tokyo Kita, Tokyo
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