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MP Guru
Kobe University Graduate School of Business Administration
Kobe University, working in a spirit of integrity, freedom, and cooperation in keeping with its open and cosmopolitan culture and environs, aims to contribute to the global community through the creation of knowledge founded on universal values and the fostering of rich understanding and strong leadership skills.
Kobe University, working in a spirit of integrity, freedom, and cooperation in keeping with its open and cosmopolitan culture and environs, is committed to achieving Global Excellence by 2015.
Excellence in Research
Kobe University strives to achieve continuing international recognition as an institution for its outstanding work in designated core research areas founded on traditional disciplines and incorporating newly created inter-disciplinary initiatives.
Excellence in Education
Kobe University, in keeping with its Charter on Education and through its outstanding educational program, strives to achieve international recognition as an institution of higher learning, fostering individuals with deep insight, global perspective, rich understanding and strong leadership skills.
Excellence in its Contribution to Society
Kobe University strives to achieve local and international recognition for its contribution to society through the dissemination of research findings, provision of highly qualified human resources working globally in a wide range of fields, and the promotion of advanced medical and therapeutic technology.
Excellence in University Management
Kobe University strives, through the realization of the Kobe University Vision 2015, to ensure that all members of the university community have opportunities for self-fulfillment and to respond to the expectations of its stakeholders.
Kobe University Vision 2015 will be realized through the following three phases. Phase I: Change (2006-2009), Phase II: Challenge (2010-2012), Phase III: Excel (2013-2015). Global Excellence will be accomplished through the achievement of specific goals for each phase.
Phase I: Change (2006-2009)
Making changes toward global excellence
Phase II: Challenge (2010-2012)
Striving for global excellence
Phase III: Excel (2013-2015)
Achieving global excellence and moving on to new challenges
Brief history
Kobe University's inception can be traced back to March 1902 with the establishment of Kobe Higher Commercial School.
In April 1929, the School was renamed Kobe University of Commerce, and in October 1944, it became Kobe University of Economics.
In May 1949, Hyogo Normal School, Hyogo Junior Normal School, Kobe Technical College, Himeji High School, and Kobe University of Economics were brought together to form Kobe University. In the initial stage, Kobe University began with six faculties. Since then, new faculties and graduate schools were added, as well as reorganized for the enhancement of its academic environment.
In October 1992, the Division of Liberal Arts and the Faculty of Education were reformed, resulting in the creation of the Faculty of Intercultural Studies, the Faculty of Human Development, and the Research Institute for Higher Education. At the same time, the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies was newly established.
In October 2003, Kobe University of Mercantile Marine (KUMM) was integrated into Kobe University. In April 2004, Kobe University was incorporated in accordance with the Japanese government's National University Corporation Bill.
Today, each faculty has its own graduate program, which promotes a better academic environment for students and researchers.
Source: Kobe University / About Kobe University / Graduate Schools / Graduate School of Business Administration
Kobe University, working in a spirit of integrity, freedom, and cooperation in keeping with its open and cosmopolitan culture and environs, aims to contribute to the global community through the creation of knowledge founded on universal values and the fostering of rich understanding and strong leadership skills.
Kobe University, working in a spirit of integrity, freedom, and cooperation in keeping with its open and cosmopolitan culture and environs, is committed to achieving Global Excellence by 2015.
Excellence in Research
Kobe University strives to achieve continuing international recognition as an institution for its outstanding work in designated core research areas founded on traditional disciplines and incorporating newly created inter-disciplinary initiatives.
Excellence in Education
Kobe University, in keeping with its Charter on Education and through its outstanding educational program, strives to achieve international recognition as an institution of higher learning, fostering individuals with deep insight, global perspective, rich understanding and strong leadership skills.
Excellence in its Contribution to Society
Kobe University strives to achieve local and international recognition for its contribution to society through the dissemination of research findings, provision of highly qualified human resources working globally in a wide range of fields, and the promotion of advanced medical and therapeutic technology.
Excellence in University Management
Kobe University strives, through the realization of the Kobe University Vision 2015, to ensure that all members of the university community have opportunities for self-fulfillment and to respond to the expectations of its stakeholders.
Kobe University Vision 2015 will be realized through the following three phases. Phase I: Change (2006-2009), Phase II: Challenge (2010-2012), Phase III: Excel (2013-2015). Global Excellence will be accomplished through the achievement of specific goals for each phase.
Phase I: Change (2006-2009)
Making changes toward global excellence
Phase II: Challenge (2010-2012)
Striving for global excellence
Phase III: Excel (2013-2015)
Achieving global excellence and moving on to new challenges
Brief history
Kobe University's inception can be traced back to March 1902 with the establishment of Kobe Higher Commercial School.
In April 1929, the School was renamed Kobe University of Commerce, and in October 1944, it became Kobe University of Economics.
In May 1949, Hyogo Normal School, Hyogo Junior Normal School, Kobe Technical College, Himeji High School, and Kobe University of Economics were brought together to form Kobe University. In the initial stage, Kobe University began with six faculties. Since then, new faculties and graduate schools were added, as well as reorganized for the enhancement of its academic environment.
In October 1992, the Division of Liberal Arts and the Faculty of Education were reformed, resulting in the creation of the Faculty of Intercultural Studies, the Faculty of Human Development, and the Research Institute for Higher Education. At the same time, the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies was newly established.
In October 2003, Kobe University of Mercantile Marine (KUMM) was integrated into Kobe University. In April 2004, Kobe University was incorporated in accordance with the Japanese government's National University Corporation Bill.
Today, each faculty has its own graduate program, which promotes a better academic environment for students and researchers.
Source: Kobe University / About Kobe University / Graduate Schools / Graduate School of Business Administration