Tokyo University of Science
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Tokyo University of Science (東京理科大学 Tokyo Rika Daigaku, formerly "Science University of Tokyo") is a prestigious private university of Science and Technology in Japan. Rikadai(理科大) or Ridai(理大) is its short name.
In addition, The Tokyo Academy of Physics ,the predecessor of TUS, appears in the foremost Japanese novelist Soseki Natsume's work Botchan(坊っちゃん).
[ Last edited on 21st. Feb. 2006 by TUS Staff ]
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History
It was founded in 1881 as The Tokyo Academy of Physics by 21 graduates of the Department of Physics in the Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo (then the Imperial University) .In 1883 it was renamed the Tokyo University of Physics and in 1949 it became the Tokyo University of Science.Faculties and Graduate Schools
Faculties
- Science Division1
- Engineering Division1
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Science & Technology
- Industrial Science & Technology
- Management
- Science Division2
- Engineering Division2
Graduate Schools
- Science
- Engineering
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Science & Technology
- Industrial Science & Technology
- Management
- Biological Science
- Management of Science & Technology
- *Management of Science & Technology
- *Master of Intellectual Property
Research Institutes
- Research Institutes for Science and Technology
- *Research Division Group
- **Division of Colloid and Interface Science, Division of Intelligent System Engineering, Division of Mathematics Education, Division of Knowledge Interface, Division of TUS-Kagurazaka Future Network Research
- *Research Center Group
- **Center of Fire Science and Technology, IR FEL Research Center, Research Center for Advanced Materials, Center for Drug Delivery Research, Research Center for Holistic Computational Science, Tissue Engineering Research Center, Research Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Genome and Drug Research Center, Research Center for Green Photo-Science and Technology, Research Center for Human Support Engineering
- Research Institutes for Biological Sciences
- *Division of Immunobiology, Division of Molecular Biology, Life Information Science Center, Division of Biotechnology, Division of Development and Ageing, Division of Intramural Cooperation, Division of Extramural Cooperation
- Research-Education Organization for Information Science and Technology
- *Information Media Center, Frontier Research Center for Computational Sciences, Information Science Education Center
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