更新时间：2024-05-03 19:00:20作者：欧曼老师
日本九州大学是一所位于福冈的公立大学，是日本国立七大学之一。自1903年成立以来，其目标一直是提供最高水平的教育、研究和医疗活动
九州现在是一所公认的国际大学，拥有16个学院、11所本科学校和18所研究生院。这里有来自90多个国家的近19000名学生，拥有2000多名教职员工
其在美国圣何塞和埃及开罗等地的海外分支机构突显了其国际感。它与100多所国际大学建立了合作伙伴关系，为其本科生和研究生群体提供留学项目，其国际前景因其加入全球顶尖大学项目（前身为全球30大学项目）而得到提升，这是一项由政府资助的举措，旨在提高一批选定大学的全球竞争力。九州被选为该项目的顶级机构之一
尽管九州大学有着强烈的教学道德，但它也是一个活跃的研究机构，拥有来自企业合作伙伴和政府的120多亿日元的研究资金
他们的百年校训——“在未来100年引领该领域，跻身世界前100名”——支撑了该大学在下个世纪持续推进教育和研究的承诺
其校友在研究领域享有盛名；九州大学的第一批毕业生之一桥本博士的研究发现了一种慢性甲状腺疾病——慢性甲状腺炎，这被称为“桥本病”。吉米·昭三郎，1977年毕业于九州医学院，现任日本政治家。稻田龙一是日本临床医学的先驱，也是威尔病病原体的发现者，曾任该机构教授
Kyushu University in Japan is a public university located in Fukuoka, and is one of Japan's National Seven Universities. Since its foundation in 1903, its aim has been to provide the highest levels of education, research and medical activities.
Now a recognised international university, Kyushu has 16 faculties, 11 undergraduate schools and 18 graduate schools. It is home to nearly 19,000 students, from some 90 countries, with over 2,000 academic faculty.
Its international feel is underlined by its overseas branch offices in places such as San Jose in the United States and Cairo, Egypt. It has partnerships with over 100 international universities involving study abroad programmes for its undergraduate and postgraduate student body, and its international outlook is enhanced by its membership of the Top Global University Project (formerly the Global 30 Project), a government-funded initiative to boost a select group of universities’ global competitiveness. Kyushu was selected as one of the top tier institutions for the project.
Despite its strong teaching ethic, Kyushu is also an active research institution with over 12 billion Yen funded research from corporate partners and government.
Their centennial motto – “leading the field in the next 100 years, leaping into the world top 100” – underpins the university’s commitment to sustained educational and research advancement over the next century.
Its alumni are noted in research fields; Hakaru Hashimoto, one of Kyushu’s first graduates, was a doctor whose research led to the discovery of a chronic thyroid disorder – chronic thyroiditis – which has become known as “Hashimoto's disease”. Shozaburo Jimi, who graduated from Kyushu medical school in 1977, is a current Japanese politician. Ryukichi Inada, a pioneer in Japanese clinical medicine and the discoverer of the Weil’s disease pathogen, was a former professor at the institution.
