更新时间：2024-02-09 07:58:06作者：欧曼老师
京都技术学院最初是两个独立的机构：京都工艺高中（1902年成立）和京都蚕业培训学校（1899年成立），1949年合并为现在的工程与设计学院和纺织科学学院
KIT的两个主要重点，设计和科学，通过科学技术学院和科学技术研究生院进行教学
该大学分布在松崎、佐贺和京丹三个校区
它是日本三大历史纺织研究中心之一，与东京农业技术大学和神树大学并列。KIT在专门设计和建筑相关的创新研究方面处于领先地位，包括chashitsu（仪式茶空间）的历史、Tohgo Murano的设计过程、可持续住房理论和人类人工系统的交互设计等
KIT与17个不同国家的高等教育机构建立了联系，并参与了与芬兰阿尔托大学和拉赫蒂应用科学大学的学生交流项目。它还与凡尔赛国家高级建筑学院、清迈大学和哈佛大学组织了合作建筑研讨会
KIT博物馆和档案馆成立于1980年，旨在储存和展示用于教学目的的艺术作品。它包括绘画、海报、雕塑、陶瓷、金属制品、漆器、染色和编织标本，以及考古发现。其中包括明治时期最著名的西方风格画家之一浅井初的作品，他也是该校设计学院的教授。它现在还为当地公众举办展览，并组织学生和当地学校之间的项目
The Kyoto Institute of Technology (KIT) began as two separate establishments: the Kyoto Craft High School (set up in 1902) and the Kyoto Sericulture Training School (set up in 1899), which merged to become the current Faculty of Engineering and Design and the Faculty of Textile Science in 1949.
KIT’s two primary focuses, design and science, are taught through the school of science and technology and the graduate school of science and technology.
The university is spread over three campuses, Matsugasaki, Saga and Kyo-Tango.
It is one of Japan’s three historical centres of textile research, along with Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology and Shinshu University. KIT leads in innovative research specifically design and architecture-related, including the history of chashitsu (ceremonial tea spaces), the Tohgo Murano design process, the theory of sustainable housing and interaction design for human-artificial systems, among others.
KIT has established links with higher education institutes in 17 different countries, and is involved in student exchange programs with Aalto University and Lahti University of Applied Sciences in Finland. It has also organised collaborative architecture workshops with the National Superior School of Architecture Versailles, Chiang Mai University and Harvard University.
The KIT Museum and Archives was set up in 1980 to store and display art works for teaching purposes. It includes paintings, posters, sculptures, ceramics, metalwork, lacquerware and dying and weaving specimens, as well as archaeological findings. Among these is works by one of the most famous Western-style painters of the Meiji period, Asai Chu, who also taught as a professor at the school’s Faculty of Design. It now also holds exhibitions for the local public and organises projects between students and local schools.
