International Exchanges at a glance

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A History of the Universityfs Exchange Programs

                   Kagawa University has a history of engaging actively in academic exchanges with overseas institutions. As early as in 1975, professors from the Faculty of Agriculture had visited Asian, African and South American countries to carry out research, provide technical and academic training, and to give lectures at various universities. This was at a time when most other Japanese researchers tended mainly to visit European countries the US.

                   In accordance with the governmentfs Foreign Student Policy for the 21st Century Act, Kagawa University started to prepare to receive international students and in April 1985 a plan to receive international students at Kagawa University was enacted and a Committee for International Student Affairs was set up. At the same time, progress was made in establishing regulations for international trainees at the university. In 1986, a booklet in English was printed to provide international students with information about the university. In the following year, Japanese language and Japanese Affairs courses were started and the Regulations concerning Foreign Researchers was established. Since then, Kagawa University has undertaken the education of international trainees and researchers.

                   Ten years of research collaboration bore fruit and in 1988 an exchange program was established between  Kasetsart University in Thailand and Kagawa University. In the same year, Kagawa Prefecture also started to participate in international exchange programs and established a council for international exchanges to provide assistance for foreigners living in the prefecture. Kagawa University and Kagawa Prefecture have, since that time, been working together on developing international exchange programs.

                   A dormitory for international students, The International Student House, located at Yashima Nakamachi, eight kilometers from the Saiwai-cho campus, was completed in 1991. In 1994, the Kagawa University International Foundation was established and this is in charge of administering international affairs at Kagawa University.

                   In October 2003, Kagawa Medical University and Kagawa University merged and a new Kagawa University was founded. The former Kagawa Medical University has made contributions to the local and domestic advancement of medical research, and has been actively involved in international exchanges. Without doubt, such exchanges will continue.

                   In April 2004, the National University Corporation Kagawa University was established. The university aims at encouraging creative and approachable specialists and researchers who are capable of world-class educational research, and who can also take a lead in working together with the local community towards a more harmonious society and also develop further international programs.

 

Leaflet of Kagawa University



University Level

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University

Country

Date

Kasetsart University

Thailand

Aug. 25, 1988

Chiang Mai University

Thailand

Apr. 24, 1990

The University of Louisville

U.S.A.

Sep. 2, 1997

The University of Savoie

France

Mar. 24, 2000

Nanjing Agricultural University

China

Jul. 4, 2001

The Technische Universitat Munchen

Germany

Feb. 13, 2002

Maejo University

Thailand

Mar. 7, 2002

National Chengchi University

Taiwan

Mar. 19, 2002

Fachhochschule Wiesbaden

Germany

Sep. 23, 2002

Colorado State University

U.S.A.

Oct. 8, 2002

Korea Maritime University

Korea

Dec. 18, 2002

Shanghai University

China

Sep. 1, 2003

Harbin Engineering University China Dec. 23, 2003
Daegu University Korea May. 17, 2005

Faculty Level (Faculty of Education)

  

  

University

Country

Date

The Faculty of Arts and the Graduate School, Auckland University of Technology

New Zealand

Jan. 26, 2000

Sungshin Women's University

Korea

Mar. 14, 2001

Chongju University

Korea

Jul. 9, 2001

The Faculty of Humanities, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology

New Zealand

Jan. 23, 2002

Jiangxi Normal University China Feb. 25, 2005

Faculty Level (Faculty of Law)

  

  

University

Country

Date

The Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences

China

Sep. 2, 1996

The East China Institute of Politics

China

Sep. 5, 1996

Faculty Level (Faculty of Economics)

  

  

University

Country

Date

Northwest University

China

Oct. 24, 1994

The University of South Florida, College of Business Administration

U.S.A.

Nov. 21, 1994

Faculty of Economics, Fachhochshule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg

Germany

Dec. 15, 2000

Faculty Level (Faculty of Medicine)

  

  

University

Country

Date

The Faculty of Medicine, the University of Calgary

Canada

Jul. 31, 1989

China Medical University

China

Aug. 28, 1997

The Faculty of Nursing, the University of Calgary

Canada

Jan. 17, 2001

Hebei Medical University

China

Nov. 27, 2001

Faculty Level (Faculty of Engineering)

  

  

University

Country

Date

The Faculty of Applied Science of the University of British Colombia

Canada

Jul. 31, 2001

Fachhochshule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg

Germany

Feb. 12, 2002

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

China

Mar. 29, 2004

Faculty Level (Faculty of Agriculture)

  

  

University

Country

Date

The Faculty of Biological Sciences, University of Dhaka

Bangladesh

Dec. 15, 1998

The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Michigan State University

U.S.A.

Mar. 22, 1999

The Faculty of Agriculture and Graduate School, Bogor Agricultural University

Indonesia

Jun. 13, 2000

The University of Western Australia, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences

Australia

Mar. 28, 2002

Zhejiang Gongshang University

China

Sep. 12, 2002

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  International Research Visits (2003)

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@@ Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grant-in-Aid Scientific Research Governmental organization Domestic Funding (in Japan) Overseas Governmental Funding etc Self-funded Total
Islamic Republic of Pakistan @ @ @ @ 1[1] 1 @ 2[1]
India @ @ @ 1[1] @ 1 @ 2[1]
Kingdom of Bhutan @ @ @ @ @ 1 @ 1
People's Republic of Bangladesh     @ @ @ 1[1] @ 1[1] 2[2]
Democratic Socialist Republic  of Sri Lanka @ @ @ @ 1 1 @ 2
Kingdom of Thailand          1[1] @ @ 2 @ @ 3[1]
Malaysia @ @ @ @ 1[1] 2[1] @ 3[2]
Republic of Indonesia 1[1] @ @ 1[1] @ 1 @ 3[2]
Republic of Korea @ @ @ 3[3] @ 1[1] @ 4[4]
People's Republic of China 4[4] 1[1] 1 11[11] 11[10] 1 4[3] 33[29]
Taiwan 1[1] @ @ 1[1] @ @ @ 2[2]
Islamic Republic of Iran @ @ @ @ @ 2 @ 2
Republic of Kenya @ @ @ @ @ 1 @ 1
Australia 2 @ @ @ 1 @ @ 3
New Zealand @ @ @ @ 1 @ @ 1
Papua New Guinea @ @ @ @ @ 1 @ 1
The Republic of the Fiji Islands @ @ @ @ @ 1 @ 1
Canada @ @ @ 1[1] @ @ 2 3[1]
United States of America 4 @ @ 1[1] 2 1 @ 8[1]
Republic of Finland @ @ @ 1[1] @ @ @ 1[1]
Kingdom of Denmark 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ 1
United Kingdom 1 @ @ 1[1] @ @ @ 2[1]
Kingdom of Belgium 1 @ @ @ 1 @ @ 1
Kingdom of the Netherlands 1 @ 1 @ @ @ @ 2
Federal Republic of Germany @ @ @ 1[1] @ @ @ 1[1]
French Republic 1 @ @ @ @        1
Spain 1 @ @ @ @ 1 @ 2
Republic of Austria 1 @ @ @ @        1
Republic of Bulgaria @ @ @ 1[1] @ @     1[1]
Republic of Croatia 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ 1
Total 21[6] 1[1] 1 24[24] 19[13] 16[2] 7[4] 90[50]

                                                                                             

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   Kagawa University Staff Visits Overseas (2003)
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Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Grant-in-Aid Scientific Research

Governmental organization

Domestic Funding (in Japan)

Overseas Governmental Funding etc

Self-funded

Total

India @ @ 1 @ @ 1 @ 2
Kingdom of Nepal @ @ 1 @ @ @ @ 1
Union of Myanmar @ @ 1 @ @ @ @ 1
Kingdom of Thailand @ 2 ‚T ‚S 14 2 2 29
Malaysia @ @ 2 @ @ @ 1 3
Republic of Singapore 1[1] @ 1 @ 1 @ @ 3[1]
Republic of Indonesia @ 2 1 @ @ @ @ 3
Republic of the Philippines @ @ @ 1 4 @ @ 5
Republic of Korea @ @ 2 @ 4 2 4 12
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam @ 1 1 1 1 @ @ 4
People's Republic of China 5 @ 1 5 16 1 5 33
Taiwan @ @ @ @ 3 1 3 7
Republic of Turkey @ @ 1 @ 2 @ @ 3
Kingdom of Morocco @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 ‚P
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia @ @ 1 @ @ @ @ 1
Republic of Mali @ @ 1 @ @ @ @ 1
Australia @ @ 2 2 4 1 2 11
New Zealand @ @ @ @ 2 @ 1 3
Papua New Guinea @ @ @ @ 1 1 @ 2
Canada @ @ ‚T ‚T 14 @ 3[1] 27[1]
United States of America 10[3] @ 20[1] 6 46[2] 3 17[2] 102[8]
United Mexican States @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 1
Republic of Finland @ @ @ @ 3 @ 1[1] 4[1]
Kingdom of Sweden @ @ @ @ 1 @ @ 1
Ireland @ @ @ @ 1 @ @ 1
United Kingdom @ @ 4[1] 7 5 @ 5[3] 21[4]
Kingdom of Belgium @ @ 1 @ 3 @ @ 4
Kingdom of the Netherlands @ @ 2 @ 1 @ 1 4
Federal Republic of Germany 5[1] @ 5[1] 1 16 1[1] 5 33[3]
French Republic 4 @ 2 @ 5 @ 4[1] 15[1]
Spain 1 @ @ @ 1 1[1] @ 3[1]
Portuguese Republic @ @ @ @ 3 @ 1 4
Republic of Italy @ @ @ @ 2 @ 2 4
Hellenic Republic @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 1
Republic of Austria @ @ 2 @ 1 @ 1 4
Swiss Confederation @ @ 2 @ 5 @ 1 8
Republic of Poland @ @ 1 @ 1 @ 1 3
Czech Republic @ @ @ @ 2 @ @ 2
Republic of Bulgaria @ @ 1 @ 1 @ 2 4
Russian Federation @ @ 2 @ @ @ 1 3
Republic of Lithuania @ @ 2 @ 1 @ 3 @
Republic of Croatia @ @ @ @ 1 @ 1 @
Total 26[5] 5 70[3] 32 165[2] 14[2] 66[8] 378[20]

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  Kagawa University International Foundation

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This fund operates according to the guidelines of the Kagawa University International Relations Fund project and is in charge of administering the fund. Accordingly, it aims at furthering the universityfs international relations.

Projects which can receive assistance from the fund are as follows.

(1) Projects to help the invitation of a scholar from overseas

     (i)       Symposiums, seminars, lectures or joint research projects and conferences etc either supported or co-sponsored by Kagawa University

     (ii)      Special lectures for students of Kagawa University, and projects for funding the invitation of outstanding international researchers for research guidance.

(2) Scholarships and assistance to international students

      This is for providing international students who have been approved as needing financial assistance with funds not only to facilitate their enrolment but also for any assistance required post-enrolment in order to help with their studies.

(3) Teaching Staff Overseas Trips    

      The fund provides assistance for the universityfs teaching staff to travel overseas for research or observation at overseas educational institutions and/or international conferences, to carry out research on their  fields of specialisation.

(4) Assistance for Students wanting to study overseas

      Based on any agreements between Kagawa University and an overseas university (etc), assistance can be provided to a student who wishes to study abroad.

(5) International Joint Research Projects and/or Assistance for an International Conference

      Assistance can be provided for international joint research projects and for the hosting or co-hosting of international conferences in which teaching staff of Kagawa University play a central role.

(6) Assistance for negotiations necessary to promote international links

      Assistance can be provided for negotiations necessary for international links and also for events such as the signing of agreements of technical assistance.

(7) Other assistance for international links

     (i) Assistance for Kagawa University students attending conferences or conducting research overseas.

     (ii) Assistance in travel and accommodation expenses for students and accompanying teaching staff visiting overseas institutions that have an official exchange agreement with Kagawa University.

Links

 For prospective international students, please look at the International Students section on the universityfs homepage.

 For the international exchange programs of each faculty, please click on the links below.

Faculty of Education                               Faculty of Law                           Faculty of Economics                             Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Engineering                            Faculty of Agriculture               

 

Any comments or questions about this page? Please contact:

The Kagawa University Academic Offices Research Cooperation Group (International Division)

Address: 1-1 Saiwai-cho, Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa-ken, 760-8521, Japan.

Tel.: +81-87-832-1318                                      Fax: +81-87-832-1319

Email: kokuksait@jim.ao.kagawa-u.ac.jp

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