更新时间：2024-01-24 04:58:18作者：欧曼老师
东海大学是日本的一所私立研究机构，由前政治家松前茂于1942年创建。东海是指太平洋
东海大学约有1600名教职员工在教30000名学生，其中700人来自海外。该学院由分布在整个岛国的八个校区组成。他们是：昭南、代代木、高和、伊势原、清水、札幌、熊本和麻生。Isehara校区位于东海大学医院旁边，而海滨清水是海洋科学学院的所在地，而位于国家公园的麻生是农业学院的所在
其中五个校区位于日本首都东京所在的本州岛中部，两个校区位于北海道，另一个校区位于九州
东海有21所本科学校，所有这一级别的课程都用日语授课。为国际学生提供为期一年的日语课程。除了提供一系列人文和科学课程外，该大学还是日本第一个与全日空航空公司联合开展飞行员培训项目的大学
在研究生学习方面，有20所研究生院，学生可以专攻42个学科领域中的一个
该大学有一个既定的国际交流计划，涉及35多个国家，并在奥地利、泰国、韩国、丹麦和美国夏威夷设有办事处
著名的校友包括奥运会铜牌得主、短跑选手须谷真吾；柔道选手山下康弘，奥运会金牌得主；以及日本麦当劳总裁原田英子
Tokai University is a private research institution in Japan that was created by Shigeyoshi Matsumae, a former politician, in 1942. The name “Tokai” refers to the Pacific Ocean.
About 1,600 academic staff teach 30,000 students at Tokai and 700 of them come from overseas. The institution is made up of eight campuses spread across the island nation. They are: Shonan, Yoyogi, Takanawa, Isehara, Shimizu, Sapporo, Kumamoto, and Aso. The Isehara campus is situated beside Tokai University Hospital, while waterfront-Shimizu houses the School of Marine Science, and Aso, which is located in a national park, is home to the School of Agriculture.
Five of the campuses are on the central island of Honshu, which is home to the Japanese capital Tokyo, while two campuses are on the island of Hokkaido and the other is on Kyushu.
There are 21 undergraduate schools at Tokai and all courses at this level are taught in Japanese. A year-long Japanese language programme is available for international students. As well as offering an array of courses across the humanities and sciences, the university was the first in Japan to run a pilot training programme in association with the airline All Nippon Airways.
In terms of postgraduate study, there are 20 graduate schools and students can specialise in one of 42 subject areas.
The university has an established international exchange scheme involving more than 35 countries as well as offices in Austria, Thailand, South Korea, Denmark, and Hawaii, US.
Well-known alumni include the sprinter Shingo Suetsugu, an Olympic bronze medallist; judoka Yasuhiro Yamashita, an Olympic gold medallist; and Eiko Harada, a president of McDonald’s Japan.
