新加坡国立大学硕士课程时间安排
2024-11-15
更新时间：2024-02-29 21:00:01作者：欧曼老师
长崎大学成立于1949年，由几个较小的机构合并而成
长崎大学成立于1857年，是日本第一所教授西方医学的大学，也是长崎大学最早的前身——医学训练所，后来是长崎医学院。它的第一位教授，荷兰海军外科医生J.L.C.Pompe van Meerdervoort，建造了该国第一家西方医院。长崎经济学院是另一所前身学院，成立于1905年，名为长崎高等商业学校，旨在教育学生，使他们能够与中国、韩国和东南亚开展业务
这所大学在1945年长崎投下的原子弹中遭到严重破坏，据信约有800名教职员工和学生丧生
长崎是日本最国际化的城市之一，以其东西方美食和广泛的寺庙、教堂和神社而闻名
今天，新加坡国立大学的主校区位于市中心以北的文京寺。它设有教育学院、环境研究学院和渔业学院。其医学院、牙科学院和大学医院位于坂本校区，而经济学院位于东南部的片木町校区
1962年，国立大学成立了原子弹疾病研究所，研究辐射对人类的影响。今天，它研究了长崎和广岛炸弹以及其他与辐射有关的事件造成的伤害的分子机制，以开发和加强治疗方法
该机构的校友包括长井隆史（Takashi Nagai），一位专门从事放射学的医生，他自己也是一名a弹受害者；有机化学家和海洋生物学家下村大村于2008年获得诺贝尔化学奖
Nagasaki University was founded in 1949 following a merger of several smaller institutions.
The first university in Japan to teach Western-style medicine, Nagasaki University’s earliest predecessor institution - known as Medial Training Institute, and then Nagasaki Medical College - was founded in 1857. Its first professor, Dutch naval surgeon J.L.C. Pompe van Meerdervoort, built the first Western hospital in the country. Nagasaki College of Economics - another predecessor college - was founded in 1905 as Nagasaki Higher Commercial School, and it aimed to educate students so that they could engage in business with China, Korea and Southeast Asia.
The university was heavily damaged by the atomic bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki in 1945, and it is thought that about 800 staff and students lost their lives.
Nagasaki is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Japan, well-known for its East meets West cuisine and wide range of temples, churches and shrines.
NU’s primary campus today is in Bunkyo-Masi, north of the city centre. It houses the Faculty of Education, Faculty of Environmental Studies and Faculty of Fisheries. Its School of Medicine, School of Dentistry and University Hospital lie in its Sakamoto Campus, while the Faculty of Economics can be found in the Katamuchi campus to the south east.
In 1962, NU established the Atomic Bomb Disease Institute to research the effects of radiation on humans. Today, it examines molecular mechanisms underlying injuries caused by the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombs and the other radiation-related incidents in order to develop and enhance treatments.
Alumni of the institution include Takashi Nagai, a physician specialising in radiology who was himself an A-bomb victim; and Osamu Shimomura, the organic chemist and marine biologist, awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2008.
