School of Nursing & Health, Graduate School of Nursing & Health, Aichi Prefectural University

Aichi Prefectural University

Educational Philosophy

The modernized Aichi Prefectural University’s motto is “High quality education, based on high quality research.” Therefore, by not only building upon the traditions initiated by the Women’s Junior College and Aichi Prefectural Women’s College, but by also taking advantage of offering both arts and science courses, Aichi Prefectural University now pursues academic education and research with the following vision:

  1. That, in the so-called “Knowledge-based society” of the 21st century, we aim to become a “Knowledge Hub”, where both researchers and students with a thirst for knowledge can enlighten one another.
  2. That, as a prefectural university meeting the growing demands for advanced education in an “Era of decentralization”, we will promote a high quality of education endorsed by quality research, and will contribute to both regional and global communities, through the accomplishments of our staff and students.
  3. That, focusing on the realization of a “Developed co-existent society”, we intend to advance research, education, and regional partnerships, which promotes the coexistence of nature, scientific technology and people, in diverse cultures of society.

Campus

There are two campuses at Aichi Prefectural University. The “Nagakute Campus”, comprising of the School of Foreign Studies, the School of Japanese Studies, the School of Education and Welfare, and the School of Information Science and Technology, is located in the hilly area overlooking Mt. Ontake in Kiso, beyond the mountain range of Seto. The “Moriyama Campus”, consisting of the School of Nursing and Health, is situated on Mt. Togoku, where there is Togokusan Fruits Park famous for cherry blossom-viewing, in the northeastern part of Nagoya City. Both campuses are located in landscaped areas, surrounded by fresh air and greenery. At these two sites, both undergraduate and graduate students, and approximately 3,500 faculty members are constantly engaged in their studies. First-year students at the School of Nursing and Health are provided with lectures on the Nagakute campus.

School of Nursing & Health, Graduate School of Nursing & Health

History

1968 Aichi Prefectural Nursing Junior College founded.
1995 Aichi Prefectural College of Nursing & Health established.
1999 Graduate School of Nursing & Health began.
2003 Midwifery course started in undergraduate program.
2007 Certified Nurse Specialist and Certified Nurse Administrator courses started in Master programs.
2008 The Center for Public Service & Nursing Outreach Certified Nurse course (Cancer Chemotherapy Nursing and Cancer Pain Management Nursing) established.
2009 Aichi Prefectural University School of Nursing & Health, Graduate School of Nursing & Health (Master of Science Programs and Doctoral Programs) established. Women's Health & Midwifery course included in the Master's programs.
2012 Public Health Nurse Course changed from compulsory to elective.
Overseas exchange program was integrated into all-campus programs.
2014 New Certified Nurse Specialist courses (38 units) started.
Aichi Prefectural College of Nursing & Health closed.
2021 Public Health Nursing course started in Master program.

Number of students and academic staff

Number of Students
Undergraduate Freshmen 90
Sophomores 90
Juniors 90
Seniors 90
Total 360
Master of Science
Programs
M1 21
M2 21
Total 42
PhD Programs D1 4
D2 4
D3 4
Total 12
Academic staff (full-time)
Professors 14
Associate Professors 11
Lectures 12
Assistant Professors 14
Total as of April 1, 2023 51

School of Nursing & Health : Bachelor of Nursing

Educational Philosophy

Globalized and aging society in the 21st century, nurses are expected to play more active roles in the field of health.

Nurses serve variety of people, not only those who are being treated and recovering from diseases and injuries, but also those living with chronic diseases and disabilities as well as those who want to prevent disease and improve their health.

Nurses use their professional knowledge and skills to support people in many aspects of their lives at medical institutions, in their homes, in the community and in the workplace.

It is therefore important for nurses to have the ability to make scientific, logical, and ethical judgments, and to see patients holistically in their relations to nature and society, based on concern and compassion.

In this globalized society, nurses also need a broad perspective based on a rich humanity, with the ability of multicultural awareness and international sensibility.

The School of Nursing & Health aims to educate students with professional knowledge and skills and cultivate in them deep humanity, in line with our educational goals.

Educational Goals

  1. Develop scientific thinking and problem-solving ability.
  2. Understand a person as a holistic and comprehensive being and perform nursing care on him/her corresponding to their individuality with consideration of his/her quality of life.
  3. Understand nursing in the context of comprehensive health, medical and welfare system, and develop ability of nursing management and education in order to contribute to a community by coordinating stakeholders in the system.
  4. Keep on self-development to acquire wide knowledge and nursing competence based on scientific evidences in order to contribute to development of health and science.
  5. Assist all people to maintain and promote their health in cooperation with variety of people in order to develop nursing as a science in an international society.

Courses and Curriculums

Courses

Course National Exam Eligibility Quota
Nursing Registered Nurse All students

Course Requirements

  • Nursing Course
    Liberal Education Subjects Minimum 20 credits
    Major Related SubjectsMinimum 36 credits
    Major Subjects (Nursing) Minimum 73 credits Total 129 credits

Curriculum

Classification Subject Year(s)&Credit(s) Required
Credit(s)
Term
I II III IV
Major Related Subjects Basic Science(or Subject) for Nursing Structure and Function of Human Body Human Anatomy 1       1 1st
Human Histology 1       1 1st
Basic Human Physiology 1       1 1st
Advanced Human Physiology 1       1 2nd
Essentials of Human Metabolism 1       1 1st
Biochemistry 1         2nd
Experiments in Biochemistry     1     1st
Molecular Biology       1   2nd
Ergonomics 1         1st
Chemistry & Physics for Nursing 1       1 1st
Basics in Medicine Etiology 2       2 2nd
Experiments in Etiology     1     1st
General Pathology 1       1 1st
Systemic Pathology 1       1 2nd
Laboratory Medicine   1     1 1st
Seminar & Experiments in Laboratory Medicine       1   2nd
Internal Medicine   2     2 1st
Surgical Medicine   2     2 1st
Gerontological Medicine   1     1 1st
Pediatric Medicine   1     1 2nd
Maternal Medicine   1     1 2nd
Psychiatric & Neurological Medicine   1     1 1st
Pharmacology   1     1 1st
Basics in Health Care Introductory Nursing Science 1       1 1st
Clinical Psychology   1     1 1st
Human Relations     1     1st
Family Sociology   1     1 1st
Social Welfare 1       1 1st
English for Nursing   1     1 2nd
English Reading & Exercises     1     1st
English & Cultural Studies       1   2nd
Study Abroad for Nursing Majors 1   Intensive
Cultural Care for Foreign Residents     1   1 1st
Statistics for Health Science   1     1 2nd
Introduction to Medical Care 1       1 2nd
Public Health Administration   1     1 2nd
Public Health 1       1 1st
Fundamentals in Health Management   1     1 2nd
Applications in Health Management   1     1 1st
Clinical Nutrition   1       2nd
Physical Activities & Health       1   1st
Health & Human Behavior 1       1 2nd
Epidemiology     1   1 1st
Information Science for Health     1   1 1st
Information Processing for Health     1   1 2nd/Intensive
Majors (Nursing) Fundamentals of Nursing Fundamental Nursing Fundamental Nursing 1       1 1st
Nursing Ethics & Theories 1       1 2nd
Health Assessment   1     1 1st
Nursing Process   1     1 1st
Basic Nursing Skills 3       3 2nd
Clinical Nursing Skills   3     3 1st
Practicum: Introduction to Nursing 1       1 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Fundamentals of Nursing   2     2 2nd/Intensive
Nursing Administration Nursing Administration     1   1 1st
Methods of Nursing Administration       1 1 1st/Intensive
Patient Safety     1   1 1st
Practicum: Nursing Administration       1 1 1st/Intensive
Clinical Nursing Maternity Nursing Maternity Nursing   1     1 1st
Methods of Maternity Nursing   1     1 2nd
Methods of Reproductive Health Nursing     1   1 1st
Practicum: Maternity Nursing       2 2 1st/Intensive
Child Nursing Child Nursing   1     1 2nd
Child Developmental Care   1     1 2nd
Methods of Child Nursing     1   1 1st
Practicum: Child Developmental Care   1     1 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Child Nursing     2   2 2nd/Intensive
Adult Nursing Adult Nursing (Acute)   1     1 1st
Methods of Perioperative Nursing   1     1 2nd
Methods of Adult Nursing (Acute)     1   1 1st
Adult Nursing (Chronic) 1       1 1st
Methods of Adult Nursing (Chronic)   1     1 2nd
Methods of Rehabilitation Nursing     1   1 1st
Practicum: Adult Nursing (Acute)     2   2 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Adult Nursing (Chronic)     2   2 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Comprehensive Adult Nursing       2 2 1st/Intensive
Community and Psychiatric Nursing Community and Homecare Nursing Community Health Nursing   2     2 1st
Methods of Community Health Nursing   2     2 2nd
Global Health   1     1 1st
International Nursing       1   1st
Home Care Nursing   1     1 2nd
Methods of Home Care Nursing     1   1 1st
Practicum: Home Care Nursing     1   1 1st/Intensive
Majors (Nursing) Community and Psychiatric Nursing Gerontological Nursing Gerontological Nursing   1     1 1st
Healthy Aging & Managing Daily Living Needs   1     1 2nd
Methods of Gerontological Nursing     1   1 1st
Practicum: Facility Care for Older People     1   1 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Gerontological Nursing       2 2 1st/Intensive
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing   1     1 1st
Methods of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing   1     1 2nd
Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing Practice     1   1 1st
Practicum: Psychiatric Nursing     2   2 2nd/Intensive
Practicum: Community Psychiatric Nursing       1 1 1st/Intensive
Comprehensive Practices in Nursing Comprehensive Practices in Nursing Physical Assessment     1   1 1st
Applied Nursing Skills in Adult Nursing   1     1 2nd
Applied Nursing Skills in Maternity & Child Nursing     1   1 1st/Intensive
Applied Nursing Skills in Gerontological & Home Care Nursing     1   1 1st/Intensive
Seminar: Clinical Judgment       1 1 1st/Intensive
Seminar: Comprehensive Nursing Practice       1 1 2nd/Intensive
Disaster & Nursing       1 1 1st
Seminar:Disaster & Nursing       1 1 2nd
Synthetic Lectures: Family & Nursing       1   1st
Synthetic Lectures: Death & Nursing       1   2nd
Synthetic Lectures: Current Clinical Medicine& Nursing       1   2nd
Graduati on Studies Methodology of Nursing Research     1   1 1st
Graduation Study       1 1 1st
Graduation Thesis       1 1 2nd

 

Graduate School of Nursing & Health : Master of Science in Nursing

Educational Philosophy

The Master's program is designed to develop outstanding nursing researchers and educators, while also training professionals with advanced knowledge and practical skills who can take on leading roles in nursing practice.

Educational Goals

  1. Deepen specialty knowledge from broad perspective.
  2. Develop scientific thinking ability and advanced research skills.
  3. Produce outstanding nursing researchers and educators who take leading roles in our society.
  4. Produce nurse specialists with advanced knowledge and practice competency who contribute to our society.

Courses and Curriculums

Courses

Course Specialty Area
Research Course Fundamental Sciences for Nursing
Synthetic Nursing
Fundamental Nursing
Nursing Education
Nursing Administration
Clinical Nursing
Adult Nursing (Chronic)
Adult Nursing (Acute)
Child Nursing
Extensive Nursing
Community/ International Nursing
Gerontological Nursing
Psychiatric Nursing
Women’s Health & Midwifery
Certified Nurse Specialist Course Cancer Nursing
Family Health Nursing
Gerontological Nursing
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
Certified Nurse Administrator Course Nursing Administration
Advanced Practice Course Midwifery
Public Health Nurse

Course Requirements

  • Research Course
    Common Subjects Minimum 8 credits
    Major Subjects Minimum 24 creditsTotal 32 credits
  • Certified Nurse Specialist Course (Credits differ by specialties)
    Common Subjects Minimum 14 credits
    Major Subjects 24-26 credits
    Research 4 credits Total 42-44 credits
  • Certified Nurse Administrator Course
    Common Subjects Minimum 8 credits
    Major Subjects Minimum 24 creditsTotal 32 credits
  • Advanced Practice Course (Credits differ by specialties)
    Common Subjects Minimum 8-12 credits
    Major Subjects Minimum 50-54 credits Total 62 credits

Curriculum

Classifi-
cation
Major Fields Research Fields Course Subject Credit(s) Year(s) Term
Common Subjects Nursing Theory 2 1, 2 2nd
Nursing Ethics 2 1, 2 1st
Principles of Nursing Administration 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Consultation 2 1, 2 2nd
Medical Portuguese 2 1, 2 1st
Principles of Research Methods in Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Qualitative Research Methods in Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Multivariate Data Analysis 2 1, 2 1st
Methodology & Practice of Quantative Research 2 1, 2 1st
Clinical Pharmacology 2 1, 2 1st
Physical Assessment 2 1, 2 1st
Pathophysiology 2 1, 2 1st
Majors (Nursing) Fundamental Sciences for Nursing Bioscience Research Infection Control Nursing 2 1, 2 2nd
Tumor Pathology 2 1, 2 1st
Human Molecular Genetics 2 1, 2 1st
Bioscience / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Bioscience / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Health Science Research Exercise physiology 2 1, 2 1st
Family Sociology / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Epidemiology 2 1, 2 2nd
Health Promotion 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Ergonomics 2 1, 2 2nd
Health Science / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Health Science / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Synthetic Nursing Fundamental Nursing Research Fundamentals of Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 2nd
Nursing Skills & Arts 2 1, 2 2nd
Fundamentals of Nursing / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Fundamentals of Nursing / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Nursing Education Research Nursing Education / Lecture 2 1, 2 2nd
Education / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Education of Professional Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Education / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Nursing Education / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Nursing Administration Research Nursing Politics 2 1, 2 2nd
Nursing Economics & Management 2 1, 2 2nd
Nursing Administration / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Nursing Administration / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Certified Nurse Administrator Career Development & Human Resource Management 2 1, 2 1st
Dynamics of the Nursing Organization 2 1, 2 2nd
Human Resource Management / Practicum 2 1 2nd
Risk Management / Practicum 2 2 1st
Medical Financial Management / Practicum 2 2 1st
Nursing Administration / Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year
Clinical Nursing Adult Nursing (Chronic) Research Adult Nursing (Chronic) / Lecture 2 1, 2 2nd
Internal Medicine 2 1, 2 2nd
Adult Nursing (Chronic) / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Adult Nursing (Chronic) / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Certified Nurse Specialist (Cancer Nursing) Theory in Oncology Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Clinical Basis of Oncology Nursing 2 1, 2 2nd
Palliative Care / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Assessment & Intervention in Palliative Care 2 1, 2 2nd
Nursing of pharmacotherapy for cancer patient 2 1, 2 2nd
Introductory Clinical Practice in OCNS / Practicum 2 1 2nd
Developmental Clinical Practice in OCNS / Practicum 2 2 1st
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Clinical Practice in OCNS / Practicum 2 2 1st
Palliative Care & Community Medical Relations Clinical Practice in OCNS / Practicum 2 2 1st
Comprehensive Clinical Practice in OCNS / Practicum 2 2 1st
Oncology Nursing / Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year
Adult Nursing (Acute) Research Adult Nursing (Acute) / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Metabolic Response of Post Surgery 2 1, 2 2nd
Cancer Rehabilitation Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 2nd
Adult Nursing (Acute) / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Adult Nursing (Acute) / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Majors (Nursing) Clinical Nursing Child Nursing Research Child Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Child Rearing Family Assessment and Care 2 1, 2 1st
Child Nursing / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Child Nursing / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Certified Nurse Specialist (Family Nursing) Family Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Family Assessment 2 1, 2 1st
Family Therapy 2 1, 2 1st
Family Nursing Care 2 2 1st
Child Rearing Family Assessment ant Nursing Care 2 2 1st
Clinical Practice in Family Nursing / Practicum 4 1 2nd
Functional Clinical Practice in Family Nursing / Practicum 4 2 1st
Synthetic Clinical Practice in Family Nursing / Practicum 2 2 2nd
Family Nursing / Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year
Extensive Nursing Nursing Gerontological Research Gerontological Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Geriatrics / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Gerontological Nursing / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Gerontological Nursing / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Certified Nurse Specialist (Gerontological Nursing) Comprehensive Assessment of Older People 2 1 1st
Older People and Family Nursing 2 1 2nd
Theory & Practice of Home Care for Older People 2 1, 2 1st
Care for Older People with Dementia 2 1 2nd
Advanced Care Practice for Older People/ Practicum 4 1 2nd
Clinical Practice in Home Care for Older People / Practicum 2 2 1st
Comprehensive Clinical Practice in Gerontological Nursing / Practicum 4 2 1st
Gerontological Nursing / Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year
Nursing Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Research Theory of Clinical PMHN / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Counseling 2 1, 2 1st
PMHN / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
PMHN / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Certified Nurse Specialist (Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing) Theory of Clinical Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Evaluation of Mental Status & Health Condition 2 1, 2 2nd
Methods of Clinical Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing 2 1, 2 1st
Theory of Clinical Psychiatry 2 1, 2 1st
Psychopharmacology 2 1, 2 2nd
Theory of Behavioral Cognitive Therapy 2 1, 2 1st
Stress Management 2 1, 2 1st
Practice of Behavioral Cognitive Therapy 2 1, 2 2nd
Theory & Method of PMHN in Acute Psychiatric Conditions 2 1, 2 2nd
Theory & Method of PMHN in Chronic Psychiatric Conditions 2 1, 2 2nd
Theory & Method of PMHN in Psychiatric Liaison 2 1, 2 2nd
Psychiatric Treatment & Advanced Nursing Assessment/ Practicum 2 1, 2 1st
Introductory Clinical Practice in PMHN / Practicum 2 2 1st
Advanced Direct Care in PMHN / Practicum 4 2 1st
Advanced Practice in Acute Psychiatric Conditions/ Practicum 2 2 1st
Advanced Practice in Chronic Psychiatric Conditions/ Practicum2 2 2 1st
Advanced Practice in Psychiatric Liaison Nursing/ Practicum 2 2 1st
Comprehensive Clinical Practice in PMHN / Practicum 1 2 2nd
Community / International Nursing Research Community Health Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Global Health Nursing / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Theory & Methodology of Home Care Practice 2 1, 2 2nd
Politics for Elderly People's Health & Welfare Services 2 1, 2 2nd
Theory of Psychiatric Mental Health Services 2 1, 2 2nd
Community Health Nursing / Seminar, Practice, Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Community Health Nursing / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Advanced Practice Nurse Public Health Nursing Across the Lifespan 2 1 1st
School & Occupational Health Nursing 2 1 1st
Methods of Health Education 2 1 2nd
Methods of Community Assessment 2 1 2nd
Public Health Nursing Management 2 2 1st
Public Health & Welfare Administration 2 1 1st
Public Health Policies 2 2 2nd
Advanced Epidemiology 2 2 1st
Public Health Nursing/ Practicum 3 1 2nd
Case Management Practice in Public Health Nursing 1 1 2nd
Occupational Health Nursing/ Practicum  1 1 2nd
Public Health Nursing Management/ Practicum 3 2 Full Year
Public Health Nursing/Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year
Women's Health & Midwifery Women's Health & Midwifery Research Women's Health & Midwifery / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Perinatal Care / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Women's Health / Seminar , Practice , Experiment 6 1 Full Year
Women's Health / Independent Study 8 1-2 Full Year
Advanced Practice Nurse
Education of Women's Health & Midwifery 2 1, 2 2nd
Management of Women's Health Care 2 1, 2 1st
Midwifery Care for Life Cycle / Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Antepartum Midwifery Care / Lecture 2 1 1st
Intrapartum Midwifery Care / Lecture 2 1 1st
Intrapartum Midwifery Care / Seminar 2 1 1st
(Women's Health & Midwifery Optional Subjects) Advanced Infant & Toddler Support / Lecture 2 1 2nd
Advanced Midwifery  Activity in Community / Lecture 2 1 1st
Advanced Perinatal Medicine / Lecture 2 2 1st
High Risk Midwifery Management / Lecture 1 2 1st
Postpartum Midwifery Care / Lecture 2 1 2nd
Perinatal Care / Practicum 2 1 1st
Midwifery Clinical Practice  / Practicum 5 1 2nd
Midwifery Comprehensive Practice  / Practicum 4 1 2nd
Continuous Case Study / Practicum 2 1, 2 2nd
Advanced Women's Health & Midwifery / Practicum 2 2 1st
Women's Health Management  / Practicum 2 2 1st
High Risk Midwifery Management / Practicum 2 2 1st
Women's Health / Comprehensive Study 4 1-2 Full Year

 

Graduate School of Nursing & Health : PhD in Nursing

Educational Philosophy

The Doctoral program is designed to generate prominent fundamental and applied research evidences, where seven applied nursing areas working closely with fundamental nursing care sciences. It aims to dispatch the outcomes to be practically used in clinical and community settings.

Educational Goals

  1. Develop nursing researchers and educators who can generate prominent fundamental and applied research evidences that contribute quality improvement of nursing care.
  2. Develop nurse professionals equipped with advanced knowledge, practical competences and management ability in their specialty to apply the evidences to clinical and community settings.

Courses and Curriculums

Courses

Course Specialty Area
Nursing Course Nursing Skill Education
Nursing Administration & Politics
Clinical Care System
Family Nursing Care System
Community Care System
Gerontological Nursing Care System
Perinatal Care

Course Requirements

Common Subjects Minimum 2 credits  
Specialty Subjects
Major Subjects
Minor Subjects

Minimum 2 credits
Minimum 2 credits
 
Practice 2 credits  
Independent Studies 6 credits Total 14 credits

Curriculum

Major Fields Subject Credit(s) Year(s) Term
Nursing Common Subjects System Theory 2 1, 2 1st
Behavior Theory 2 1, 2 1st
Basic Science for Nursing 2 1, 2 2nd
Majors (Nursing) Clinical Care System /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Family Nursing Care System /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Perinatal Care System /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Gerontological Nursing Care System /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Community Care System /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Skill Education /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Nursing Administration & Politics /Lecture 2 1, 2 1st
Practice Special Study in Practice 2 1, 2 2nd
Special Study Independent Study I 6 1, 2, 3 Full Year

 

Access to the campuses

To Nagoya station from major air ports

  • From Centrair (Chubu) International Airport
    Chubu international airport sta. --> (Meitetsu) --> Nagoya sta.
  • From Narita International Airport
    Narita airport sta. --> (JR) --> Tokyo sta. --> (JR Shinkansen) --> Nagoya sta.
  • From Kansai International Airport
    Kansai airport sta. --> (JR) --> Shin-Osaka sta. --> (JR Shinkansen) --> Nagoya sta.

To Moriyama Campus

  • From Nagoya sta.
    Take the JR Chuo Main line to Kozoji sta. From there the campus is about 18 minutes on foot or about 4 minutes by shuttle bus.

Contact us

International Office (Nagakute Campus)
1522-3 Ibaragabasama, Nagakute-shi, Aichi, 480-1198, JAPAN
TEL : +81-(0)561-76 -8829
URL : http://www.aichi-pu.ac.jp/

 

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