更新时间：2024-04-24 00:59:39作者：欧曼老师
庆应义塾大学被认为是日本历史最悠久的私立大学，由作家兼教育家福泽谕吉于1858年创建
福泽在其著作《鼓励学习》中强调了自由、人权和平等的重要性。通过它，他试图摆脱当时流行的儒家教育方法，引入一种被称为Jitsugaku的学习方式，即实证科学，这是一种至今仍在庆应义塾发挥不可或缺作用的教育哲学
庆应义塾大学的标志是“笔标”，1885年首次被学生用作校徽，一些人认为其灵感来源于“笔胜于剑”这句话
如今，该大学在东京和神奈川的六个主要校区，以及其他五个有特定研究或学术目的的校区，接待了33000多名学生和2250名教职员工。它在10个本科学院、14个研究生院和30个研究中心提供全面的学习方案
许多学生被庆应义塾的国际视野所吸引：该校14个学位课程完全用英语授课。同时，其日语课程支持对该国及其文化的专业知识
庆应义塾庞大的图书馆是日本最大的图书馆之一，拥有17.5万件作品，收藏了珍本书，包括写于15世纪的《新森筑波书》第一卷。它还收藏了一些罕见的西方文本，包括亚洲唯一的《古腾堡圣经》，其中一些可以在数字画廊中观看
其校友名单包括三名前总理和两名宇航员
Keio University is considered to be Japan’s oldest private university, founded in 1858 by the author and educator Yukichi Fukuzawa.
In his book, An Encouragement of Learning, Fukuzawa emphasised the importance of freedom, human rights and equality. Through it, he attempted to break free from the Confucian approach to education prevalent at the time by introducing a way of learning known as Jitsugaku – or empirical science – an educational philosophy that continues to play an integral role at Keio to this day.
The symbol of Keio University is the “Pen Mark”, which was first used as an emblem by students in 1885 and is thought by some to have taken its inspiration from the saying “the pen is mightier than the sword”.
Today, the university plays host to more than 33,000 students and 2,250 academic staff at six main campuses in Tokyo and Kanagawa, along with five other campuses that have a specific research or academic purpose. It offers a comprehensive range of study programmes at 10 undergraduate faculties, 14 graduate schools and 30 research centres.
Many students are attracted by Keio’s international outlook: 14 of its degree programmes are taught entirely in English. Meanwhile its Japanese Language Programme supports specialist knowledge of the country and its culture.
Keio’s extensive library – one of the largest in Japan, with 175,000 works – holds a collection of rare books, including the first volume of Shinsen Tsukuba shū, written in the 15th century. It also houses a collection of rare western texts, including the only Gutenberg Bible in Asia, some of which are available to view in a digital gallery.
Its list of alumni includes three former prime ministers and two astronauts.
