Ryūtsū Keizai University
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流通 経 済 大学 Ryūtsū Keizai University |
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| founding | 1965 |
| Sponsorship | Private |
| place | Ryūgasaki , Ibaraki Prefecture |
| country | Japan |
| president | Toshiaki Nojiri |
| Students | 37,082 (students) (May 2015) 659 (Graduate School) (May 2015) |
| Professors | 348 |
| Website | www.rku.ac.jp |
The Ryūtsū Keizai University ( Japanese 流通 経 済 大学 , Ryūtsū Keizai Daigaku , German "Sales and Economics University") is a Japanese private university . Its main campus is located in Ryūgasaki in Ibaraki Prefecture , with an additional location in Matsudo in Chiba Prefecture .
history
The university was founded in 1965 with the aim of " promoting research and teaching in economics in general so as to contribute to the development of the Japanese economy". Within the business faculty, in addition to the institute for economics that had existed since the university was founded, an institute for management was added in 1970; In 1979, graduate programs were offered in both institutes for the first time . The focus of research and teaching at the faculty has been in the areas of logistics and goods distribution ( ryūtsū ) from the very beginning .
Even if the university's branch of industry is still one of its most important, the range of courses has expanded to include other areas over time. In 1988, opened sociology -Fakultät its doors in 1996, the Faculty of came Economics computer science and in 2001 the Faculty of Law added. The Faculty of Health and Sports Sciences was last opened in 2006, exclusively on the Ryūgasaki campus .
Faculties
- Faculty of Economics
- Institute for Economics
- Institute of Administration
- Faculty of Sociology
- Institute for Sociology
- Institute for International Tourism
- Faculty of Information Systems
- Institute for Sales Information
- Faculty of Law
- Institute for Business Law
- Institute for Self-Administration
- Faculty of Health and Sports Science
Sports
In addition to the excellent training opportunities, the university in Japan is also known for its sports teams. Besides participating in the highest university leagues in the region Kanto in football and rugby footballers also provide two clubs , which in the men's game operation of the Japan Football Association to participate. The Ryūtsū Keizai Dragons Ryūgasaki play in the Japan Football League , the highest Japanese amateur league on the fourth level of the league pyramid; a division lower in the Kantō Regionalliga is the Ryūtsū Keizai University FC , which in turn played from 2005 to 2010 in the Japan Football League, which was even third-rate at that time.
See also
Web links
- Official Website (Japanese)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b 大学 デ ー タ 集 学生 に 関 す る 情報. Retrieved July 14, 2016 (Japanese).
- ↑ 大学 デ ー タ 集 教員 数. Retrieved July 14, 2016 (Japanese).