Japan University of Economics
Japan University of Economics, abbreviated as Nikkeidai, is a private university headquartered in Dazaifu, Fukuoka, Japan.
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Japan University of Economics, abbreviated as Nikkeidai, is a private university headquartered in Dazaifu, Fukuoka, Japan.
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• Name — Japan University of Economics • Motto — 日本から、世界のこたえを。 • Former Names — Daiichi University of Economics, Fukuoka University of Economics • Native Name — 日本経済大学 • Established — 1968 • Founders — Yorisuke Tsuzuki, Sadae Tsuzuki • Type — Private • President — Asuka Tsuzuki • City — Dazaifu • State — Fukuoka Prefecture • Country — Japan • Students — 5,359 • Doctoral — 1 • Academic Staff — 135 • Illustration — Japan University of Economics • Illustration — Shibuya Campus
Overview
Overview
The university is owned by Tsuzuki Ikuei Educational Institute, which is in turn a member of the Tsuzuki Education Group. The university ranks 4th in Japan by number of international students. Over 80% of students at its Tokyo campus are from overseas.
History
History
The school was established in 1968 as Daiichi University of Economics. It changed its name to Fukuoka University of Economics in 2007 and adopted its present name in 2010.
Campuses
Campuses
The university comprises three undergraduate campuses: its main campus in Dazaifu, Fukuoka and additional campuses in Sannomiya, Kobe and Shibuya, Tokyo. The university also has a graduate school located in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Undergraduate
Undergraduate
The university comprises two faculties, Economics and Management, offering admission to the following departments: • Faculty of Economics • Department of Economics • Department of Commerce • Department of Health and Sports Management • Faculty of Management • Department of Management • Department of Global Business • Department of Creative Production • Department of Digital Business Management The Fukuoka campus offers admission to all departments, while the Tokyo campus offers admission to departments in the Faculty of Management only, and the Kobe campus offers admission to the Department of Commerce only.
Graduate
Graduate
The university’s graduate school comprises a single faculty, the Graduate School of Business, which offers Master's and Doctoral degrees in Management.
Notable people
Notable people
Notable people associated with the university include: • Chihiro Anai, singer • ASKA, singer-songwriter • Shingo Arizono, football player • Chage, musician and radio personality • Ryoji Katsuki, baseball player • Kim Mu-young, baseball player • Ryunosuke Noda, football player • Naoki Nomura, football player
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