更新时间：2024-01-17 05:58:27作者：欧曼老师
北见理工学院是一所公立大学，位于北海道的日本大城镇北见
该大学成立于1960年，是一所初级技术学院，几十年来稳步发展，包括本科生和研究生教学和研究的广泛部门和学科领域
根据2018年《泰晤士报》高等教育日本排名整理的数据，该大学约有2061名全日制学生，每名教职员工中有14.8名学生。有一个小规模的国际学生群体，约占学生总数的5%
录取是有选择性的，以入学考试为基础。20%至30%的申请人获得了本科学位
本科课程通常为期四年，以工程学为重点。教学由两所主要的本科学校组织：地球、能源和环境工程；以及区域发展与社会设计工程学院
该大学也有少量的硕士和博士学位，科目也以工程为中心
该大学与秘鲁、孟加拉国、韩国和芬兰等国的合作机构开展了多个国际学生交流项目
这所大学非常适合探索日本北部海岸线——箱谷火车站距离校园有五分钟的步行路程，连接着北部的网城和南部的札幌
该地区位于海岸和山脉之间，地理位置独特，全年都会组织学生前往附近的日本最大的国家公园大濑山国家公园进行短途旅行
The Kitami Institute of Technology is a public university located in the large Japanese town of Kitami, Hokkaido.
Founded in 1960 as the Junior College of Technology, the university has steadily grown over the decades to include a wide range of departments and subject areas for undergraduate and graduate teaching and research.
According to figures collated for the 2018 Times Higher Education Japan Rankings, the university has around 2,061 students in full time enrollment, with a ratio of 14.8 students to every academic staff member. There is a small international student community which makes up around 5 per cent of the total student population.
Admissions are selective and are based on entrance examinations. Between 20 and 30 per cent of applicants are awarded places on undergraduate courses.
Undergraduate courses are typically four years long, and focus around engineering. Teaching is organised by two main undergraduate schools: earth, energy and environmental engineering; and the school of regional development and social design engineering.
A smaller number of master’s and doctoral degrees also take place at the university, with subjects also centered around engineering.
The university runs several international student exchange programmes with partner institutions in countries including Peru, Bangladesh, Korea and Finland.
The university is well placed for exploring the northern Japanese coastline – Hakuyo train station is a five minute walk from campus, and connects the town with Abashiri in the north and Sapporo in the south.
The region is uniquely placed between the coast and mountains, and student excursions are organised through the year to nearby Daisetsuzan National Park, the largest national park in Japan.
