更新时间：2024-01-02 02:25:01作者：欧曼老师
Takushoku大学成立于1900年，是东京的一所私立大学。主校区位于Bunkyō区，附属校区位于八重市
该大学最初名为台湾协进会学校，旨在为台湾的发展做出贡献。1907年更名为东方联合职业学校，1918年更名为现在的名称。Takushoku翻译为“发展和工业化”以及“殖民”，指的是日本当时已经并打算工业化的海外殖民地，如台湾和韩国
第二次世界大战结束时，该大学因强烈支持军国主义而被政府解散，但后来重新开放
如今，这所大学有750多名国际学生。这五个学院分别是商务、政治学和经济学、外语、国际研究和工程
研究生院有经济、商业、工程、语言教育、国际合作研究和地方政府
该大学还包括世界研究所，这是日本唯一的国际关系和安全大学智库
空手道俱乐部成立于1924年左右，从中诞生了许多著名的空手道教练和选手
著名校友包括日本足球运动员杉本诚、加拿大奥运柔道选手道格·罗杰斯和电视演员/歌手/喜剧演员乔治·托科罗
该大学的校长包括前防卫大臣森本聪、前首相桂太郎和中曾根康弘
玛格丽特·撒切尔获得Takushoku大学荣誉博士学位
Founded in 1900, Takushoku University is a private university in Tokyo. The main campus is in the Bunkyō district and a satellite campus is in Hachiōji city.
Originally named the Taiwan Associaton School, the university was founded to contribute to the development of Taiwan. It was renamed as the Oriental Association Vocational School in 1907, before gaining its current name in 1918. Takushoku translates as "development and industrialisation" as well as "colonisation", referring to the overseas colonies, such as Taiwan and Korea, that Japan had and intended to industrialise at the time.
At the end of the Second World War, the university was dissolved by the government due to its strong support for militarism, but reopened later.
Today the university has over 750 international students. The five faculties are commerce, political science and economics, foreign languages, international studies and engineering.
The graduate schools are economics, commerce, engineering, language education, international cooperation studies and local government.
The university also includes the Institute of World Studies, the only university think tank for international relations and security in Japan.
The karate club was founded in about 1924, out of which has come many prominent karate instructors and competitors.
Notable alumni include Japanese football player Makoto Sugimoto, Canadian Olympic judo competitor Doug Rogers and TV actor/singer/comedian George Tokoro.
Chancellors of the university have included former Minister of Defence Satoshi Morimoto and former prime ministers Taro Katsura and Yasuhiro Nakasone.
Margaret Thatcher received an honorary doctorate from Takushoku University.
