更新时间：2023-12-16 19:25:01作者：欧曼老师
筑大学于1953年作为临时师范学校成立
1955年迅速发展为市立初级学院，培训小学教师，到1960年成为一所四年制大学，2009年从以前的市立地位转变为公立大学
虽然教师培训仍然很重要，但它已将重点扩大到整个人文学科，称自己为“人类经验研究所”，旨在培养“同时具有更广泛教育文化”的专业技能人才
2018年的一次重组将之前的单一学院一分为二：文学和文科。文学包括初等教育、日语、英语、社会科学、比较文化和全球教育，而文科包括教师教育、社区和社会
在相对较小的城市津如市，约有3000名学生，校园的吸引力很大，校园被描述为“树木繁茂，随季节而开花和变色”，其中包括一片飞松鼠聚居的小森林，与当地社区的关系显示出“任何其他地方都找不到的温暖”
Tsurbuunkadaigakumae站将大学与国家铁路网连接起来
基于语言的交流项目有着悠久的传统，包括与加州大学和全球教育部目前的项目建立联系，在该项目中，每学期平均有10名加州大学学生有机会参加日语和文化课程。作为交换，Tsuru的学生可以竞争在加州大学任何一个校区学习的机会
2014年，日本大学认证协会在招生过程和社区项目中发现了优势，如学生助理教师计划（SAT），学生在当地学校工作
这所大学也可以声称是离日本最受欢迎的地标之一富士山最近的大学
Tsuru University was founded as the Temporary School for Teacher Training in 1953.
Progressing rapidly to become the Municipal Junior College, training primary school teachers, in 1955 and a university with four-year courses by 1960, in 2009 it shifted from its previous municipal status to become a public university.
While teacher training remains important, it has broadened its focus to the humanities as a whole, calling itself an "Institute of Human Experience" and aiming to produce people with specialised skills who "also have the culture of a broader education".
A reorganisation in 2018 split the previous single faculty into two: letters and liberal arts. Letters incorporates primary education, Japanese, English, social sciences, comparative cultures and global education while liberal arts includes teacher education and community and society.
With around 3,000 students in the relatively small city of Tsuru City, much is made of the attractions of the campus - which is described as "abundant with trees that blossom and change colours with the season" and includes a small forest heavily populated with flying squirrels - and of relations with the local community showing "a warmth that cannot be found in any other place".
Tsurubunkadaigakumae station connects the university to the national rail network.
A long tradition of language-based exchange programmes includes links with the University of California and the Global Education Department’s current programme where every semester, an average of 10 University of California students have the opportunity to take classes in Japanese language and culture. In exchange, Tsuru students are able to compete for the chance to study at any of the University of California campuses.
In 2014 the Japanese University Accreditation Association found strengths in the enrolment process and community programmes like the Student Assistant Teacher Programme (SAT) under which students work in local schools.
The university can also claim to be the nearest to Mount Fuji, one of the most popular landmarks in Japan.
