更新时间：2024-01-19 21:58:27作者：欧曼老师
爱知县立大学创建于1966年，但其根源可以追溯到1947年，当时爱知县属女子专门学院成立。这所学院是为了应对第二次世界大战的结束而建造的，当时爱知县地区的公民希望恢复某种秩序和正常。1957年，爱知县女子学院成立，为学生提供四年制课程。1966年，学院被授予大学地位，成为男女同校的机构
这所大学位于日本本州岛中部的爱知县。这所大学在爱知地区拥有两个校区。Nagakute校区是该大学大多数学校的所在地，位于Kiso镇，位于俯瞰Ontake山的丘陵地区。森山校区是护理学院的所在地，位于名古屋市（爱知县首府）东北部的头谷山。校园附近有一个以樱花树闻名的水果公园
该大学刚开学时，分为三个学院（外国语学院、外国语学院II和文学学院）和九个系。从那时起，它在学术上有所扩展，现在在五所本科学校和四所研究生院提供课程。每所学校内都有许多供学生专门研究的部门
该大学为国际学生提供了两种类型的课程。其中包括为期六个月或一年的国际交换学生计划，以及通常为期四至八周的夏季计划。这些留学项目为学生提供了提高日语技能和体验不同文化的机会
Aichi Prefectural University was founded in 1966 but its roots can be traced back to 1947 when Aichi Prefectural Women’s Special College was established. The college was built in response to the end of the Second World War when citizens of the Aichi Prefecture region wanted to restore some sort of order and normality. In 1957 Aichi Prefectural Women’s College was founded, offering a four-year course to students. In 1966 the college was granted university status and became a co-educational institution.
The university is located in Aichi, one of Japan’s prefectures in central Honshu Island. The university boasts two campuses in the Aichi region. The Nagakute Campus houses the majority of the university’s schools and is located in the town of Kiso, in a hilly area overlooking Mount Ontake. The Moriyama Campus is home to the School of Nursing and is situated on Mount Tougoku, in the northeastern part of Nagoya City (the capital of Aichi Prefecture). Nearby the campus there is a fruit park, which is known for its cherry blossom trees.
When the university first opened it was organised into three schools (the School of Foreign Studies, the School of Foreign Studies II, and the School of Literature), and nine departments. It has expanded academically since then and now offers courses across five undergraduate schools and four graduate schools. Within each school are a number of departments for students to specialise in.
There are two types of programmes available at the university for international students. These include the International Exchange Student Programme, which can be either six months or a year, and the Summer Programme, which is typically four to eight weeks. These study abroad programmes provide students with the opportunity to improve their Japanese language skills and experience a different culture.
