更新时间：2024-02-09 07:58:06作者：欧曼老师
九州理工学院位于日本南部岛屿，是一所专注于科学技术领域教育和研究的公立大学
这所大学于1907年获得政府批准，最初是一所名为明治职业学校（Meiji Senmon Gakkō）的工程师私立培训学校。它的第一个校区于1909年在东田开设。九州大学于1949年成为日本国立大学
这所大学分布在三个校区。Tobata是最古老的校园，由金吾设计。饭冢校区成立于1986年，若松校区于2001年开业。三人都在福冈县
这所大学拥有日本所有大学中最强大的国际联系。这包括与四大洲的100多所大学建立交流伙伴关系，从英国萨里大学到澳大利亚卧龙岗大学。作为这些交换项目的一部分，合作大学的外国学生可以在Kyutech学习最多两个学期，并在学习其专业或专业时获得学分
在1931年的一次学生比赛后，Kyutech的传统徽章是红黑相间的凤凰龙，象征着知识和和谐。作为2009年百年庆典的一部分，创建了一个带有字母“AVK”的标志，代表Action、Value和Kyutech
Kyutech最著名的校友是Ted Fujita，他因对天气现象的气象研究而获得“龙卷风先生”的绰号。时至今日，龙卷风的破坏程度按“藤田等级”及其变化进行排名
Located on the southern island of Japan, Kyushu Institute of Technology is a public university that focuses on education and research in scientific and technological fields.
The university was approved by government in 1907, and was originally a private training school for engineers known as Meiji Senmon Gakkō (Meiji Vocational School). Its first campus opened in Tobata in 1909. Kyutech became a Japanese national university in 1949.
The university is spread across three campuses. Tobata, the oldest campus, was designed by Tatsuno Kingo. The Iizuka campus was established in 1986, and Wakamatsu campus opened in 2001. All three are in Fukuoka prefecture.
The university has some of the strongest international connections of any institution in Japan. This includes exchange partnerships with more than 100 universities in four continents, stretching from the University of Surrey in the UK to the University of Wollongong in Australia. As part of these exchange programmes, foreign students in partner universities can attend Kyutech for up to two semesters and earn credits while studying their specialist subject or major.
Chosen after a student contest in 1931, the traditional emblem of Kyutech is a phoenix dragon on a red and black background, symbolising knowledge and harmony. As part of centenary celebrations in 2009 a logo with the letters "AVK" was created, standing for Action, Value, and Kyutech.
The most well known alumnus of Kyutech is Ted Fujita, who earned the moniker "Mr Tornado" for his meteorological research into the weather phenomenon. To this day the damage of tornados is ranked on the "Fujita Scale" and its variations.
