更新时间：2023-12-20 12:25:01作者：欧曼老师
东京工业大学（TUT）是日本东京的一所私立大学，自1986年起被特许为大学。它的起源可以追溯到1947年成立的前身Soubi Gakuen
TUT教育学生成为工程师和信息通信技术（ICT）专家
当它开办时，它是一所只有一个工程学院的单一学院。如今，它有五个学院，在东京有两个校区，分别位于八王子和釜田
1999年，日本开设了第一所媒体科学学院。2003年，该大学增设了计算机科学学院和生物科学与生物技术学院。2010年开设了设计学院和健康学院
研究生院包括四个课程：仿生学、计算机科学、媒体科学和创业
校徽创建于1997年，是为了纪念学校成立50周年，代表实验室建筑和三个E，这三个E是代表学校三大哲学的三个关键词的首字母：电子、娱乐和生态
东京工业大学与卡内基梅隆大学、中国传媒大学、柏林工业大学和佩皮尼昂大学建立了交流方案
它还在南加州大学Robert Zemeckis中心内创建了TUT数字工作室系统实验室，以促进交流项目和R&；D在创新图像技术方面
该大学在英国约克圣约翰大学为希望提高语言技能和获得国际视野的学生提供为期三周的英语学习课程
The Tokyo University of Technology (TUT) is a private university in Tokyo, Japan, which has been chartered as a university since 1986. It traces its roots back to a predecessor founded in 1947, called Soubi Gakuen.
TUT educates students to become engineers and information and communications technology (ICT) experts.
When it opened, it was a single-faculty college with only a School of Engineering. Today, it has five faculties with two campuses in Tokyo, in Hachioji and Kamata.
In 1999 the school of media science opened as the first of its kind in Japan. In 2003 the university added the school of computer science and the school of bioscience and biotechnology. In 2010 the School of Design and the School of Health were opened.
The Graduate School includes four programmes: bionics, computer science, media science and entrepreneurship.
The school emblem, created in 1997 for the school’s 50th anniversary, represents both the laboratory building and three Es, which are the initial letters of three keywords that represent the three philosophies of the school: electronics, entertainment and ecology.
Tokyo University of Technology has established exchange programmes with Carnegie Mellon University, the Communication University of China, the Berlin University of Technology, and the University of Perpignan.
It also created the TUT Digital Studio Systems Laboratory inside the Robert Zemeckis Center of the University of Southern California to promote an exchange program and R&D in innovative image technology.
The university offers a three-week English study course held at York St John University in England for students wishing to enhance their language skills and acquire an international perspective.
