更新时间：2024-01-14 20:15:15作者：欧曼老师
大阪经济法律大学（OUEL）是日本大阪府姚市的一所私立大学。它在经济、法律和国际研究三个学院共有3100名学生。教职工有88名
2012年，在靠近姚市中心的地方为OUEL学生开设了一个新的主校区。这座12层楼高的校园包括三层楼，设有演讲和研讨会空间，以及一个职业中心和一个学生广场。最上面的两层被该机构的图书馆占用
另一个名为“花冈”的校园位于大阪以东的山脚下，周围绿树成荫。那里的设施包括一个运动场、射箭场和一个文化馆
该机构成立于1971年。OUEL的三个教育目标是国际化、提高信息技术的使用率和保持小班化
OUEL的学生有机会在68所大学中的一所出国留学。其中包括美国匹兹堡大学和伦敦东方与非洲研究学院
OUEL有几个研究机构。区域研究所研究的是Kawachi，姚和邻近城市东坂的曾用名，亚洲研究所调查的是亚洲国家的社会和文化。2003年，OUEL在亚洲研究所工作的基础上，在东京开设了亚太伙伴关系中心
姚距离大阪市中心有大约20分钟的地铁车程，拥有27万人口。这里是始建于6世纪的佛教寺庙Taiseishōgun ji的所在地。一种用来讲故事的民间音乐叫做《川口翁多》，起源于姚
Osaka University of Economics and Law (OUEL) is a private institution in the city of Yao, part of Osaka prefecture in Japan. It hosts 3,100 students across its three faculties: economics, law and international studies. There are 88 teaching staff on the faculty.
A new main campus for OUEL students was opened close to Yao city centre in 2012. The 12-storey campus includes three floors with lecture and seminar space, plus a career centre and a student plaza. The top two floors are occupied by the institution’s library.
Another campus called Hanaoka is located at the foot of the mountains to the east of Osaka, surrounded by greenery. Facilities there include a sports ground, archery field and a cultural hall.
The institution was founded in 1971. OUEL’s three educational aims are internationalising, improving its use of information technology and maintaining small class sizes.
Students at OUEL have the opportunity to study abroad at one of 68 universities. This includes the University of Pittsburgh in the United States and the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
Several research institutes operate at OUEL. The Regional Research Institute studies Kawachi, the former name for Yao and neighbouring city Higashiōsaka, and an Asian Research Institute investigates society and culture in Asian countries. In 2003, OUEL opened the Centre for Asia Pacific Partnership in Tokyo, building on the work of the Asian Research Institute.
Yao is about 20 minutes by metro from the centre of Osaka and has a population of 270,000. It is home to Taiseishōgun-ji, a Buddhist temple founded in the 6th century. A type of folk music used to tell stories called Kawachi Ondo originated in Yao.
