Kobe University
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Kobe University in Japan (神戸大学 Kobe Daigaku, abbreviated to 神大 Shindai) is one of the top-rating national universities. In Japan it is the birthplace of studies in Business Administration and Economics too. Its main campus is located in Kobe City, with an oceanfront view. Kobe University is also well-known for its famous philosophical group : the Port Island F.G. Group
Graduate Schools
- Graduate School of Economics
- Théorème d'Okishio (Okishio Theorem) is well known and appreciated worldwide.
- Graduate School of Business Administration
- Research Institute for Economics and Business Administration
- Graduate School of Law
- Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies
- Graduate School of Medicine
- Graduate School of Science and Technology
- Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Graduate School of Cultural Studies and Human Science
- Graduate School of Letters
History
It was first established as Kobe Higher Commercial School (神戸高等商業学校) in 1902. The first president was Mizushima Tetsuya (水島銕也, 1864-1928), who dedicated himself to the refinement of the school into "Higher Commonsense School". The school later developed into Kobe University of Commerce (神戸商業大学) in 1929, which was forced to be renamed Kobe University of Economics (神戸経済大学) in 1944.
In 1949, under Japan's new educational systems, the university was merged (with other 4 schools) into Kobe University.