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of the oldest universities on the West Coast, having been
established in 1876, it is located in Eugene, Oregon. It has
numerous academic departments and 6 professional schools and
colleges, with 750 full-time instructors and 450 part-time
instructors. The total number of undergraduate and graduate
students is 17,300. Foreign students account for 10% of the
student population, which was the highest rate of all US universities
last year.
Its 280-acre campus is also a forest park with over 2000 kinds
of trees.
The University of Oregon has been our
summer school campus for over 20 years. Nearly 500 of our
students have experienced campus life at the University of
Oregon.
(Signed in August, 1979)
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in 1858 as a private college, became a state university in
1868, and changed its name to Oregon State University in 1961.
Located in Corvallis, about 60 km to the north of the University
of Oregon.
It has 12 colleges and 2 schools, and provides education and
research in undergraduate and graduate schools in a wide range
of academic fields such as the humanities, science, agricultural
science, forestry, and business. 14,300 undergraduate and
graduate students come from over 100 countries all over the
world as well as the US.
DUfs Mechanical Engineering departments and Construction
departments have active exchanges with those departments of
the Oregon State University and have conducted international
joint research. Some graduate students as well as instructors
study at Oregon State University for their specialized research.
(Signed in April, 1984)
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 The
oldest and largest university in Denmark established by the
King in 1479. It has 75 departments in 6 schools. The number
of faculty is about 7000, and the number of students 32,000.
DU and the chemistry department of the University of Copenhagen
collaborated for 3 years from 1988, supported by Ministry
of Education. At that time, the instructors of both universities
intercommunicated quite actively, but currently the exchange
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 One
of the major universities in the UK, has over 30 schools in
6 fields including humanities, science, engineering, and pharmacy,
with students numbering over 22,000. Located in Nottingham,
known as the birthplace of Robin Hood. Its campus is as beautiful
as a park.
Every department's instructors in DU
have exchanges with the University of Nottingham. From 1990
to 1992, supported by the Ministry of Education (now Ministry
of Education, Science, Sports and Culture), our Department
of Electrical Engineering and Department of Applied Electronics
Engineering (now Department of Electrical Engineering and
Electronics, Department of Computer Science and Art) conducted
international joint research with the University of Nottingham.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences is a great research organization
known as the center of China's scientific studies, having
many institutes in various fields.
DU has partnerships with the institutes
of Acoustics, Physics, and Electronics. Although recent exchanges
between us have not been very active, some of DU's graduate
school students conducted research at the Institute of Acoustics
in 1988, and instructors of both institutes visited each other
in 1999. (Signed in November 1988)
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university established by the Kaiser in 1858, it consists
of the department of engineering, the largest department,
and the departments of science, economics, pharmacy, and arts.
The number of students is 30,000, among which foreign students
number 4400.
Aachen is a beautiful city located along the border with the
Netherlands and Belgium with a population of 250,000. As some
advanced education institutes besides RWTH are also located
in the city, nearly 20% of the city's population consists
of students.
DU's Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department
of Construction Engineering have especially active exchanges
with RWTH.
At the end of last year, in commemoration of the conclusion
of the third academic exchange partnership, a lecture was
held at Nagoya International Center by a RWTH professor of
construction engineering. (Signed December, 1990)
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Dong-A University was established in 1947, and it currently
consists of 11 colleges and 9 graduate schools, with 2 campuses in the city of
Pusan. The number of students is 27,000 and the number of faculty is 540. The
university has international exchange agreements with 24 universities in 12 countries,
including 13 universities in Japan. DU is the first university with a school
of engineering in the Nagoya area to establish a tie with the university. Its
college of engineering is located in Saha-gu, and the Division of Planning and
Landscape consists of the Department of Urban Planning and the Department of Landscape
Architecture.
Joint research was started in 1999 between the instructors of the universityÍs Division of Planning and Landscape and our Department of Civil Engineering and Environmental Design, School of Engineering, and this resulted in the conclusion of an academic exchange partnership agreement between the two schools (signed in March, 2003). We aim to promote exchanges among students of the two universities in the future.
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