Chubu University

Chubu University was founded in 1938, when Professor Kohei Miura, the first President of CU, founded a technical institution in Nagoya. Later in 1964 the Chubu Institute of Technology (CIT) was established in the city of Kasugai. Then, in 1984, CIT became a university and changed its name to Chubu University. Recently, Chubu University celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014.

Chubu University, in addition to two high schools (Chubu University Daiichi High School and Chubu University Haruhigaoka High School), and one junior high school (Chubu University Haruhigaoka Junior High School), is governed by Chubu University Educational Corporation, which celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2018.

Chubu University has three campuses, including a main campus in Kasugai, one in Nagoya, and another in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture. Chubu University, Kasugai（CUK）has seven Colleges: Engineering, Business Administration and Information Science, International Studies, Humanities, Bioscience and Biotechnology, Life and Health Sciences, and Contemporary Education, as well as six Graduate Schools: Engineering, Business Administration and Information Science, Global Humanics, Bioscience and Biotechnology, Life and Health Sciences, and Education. Chubu University, Nagoya （CUN）offers evening classes, while Chubu University, Ena（CUE）is a suburban campus designed to accommodate short-term programs, such as athletic training camps and orientations for first-year students.

Chubu University will continue to be a place of learning for students, parents, professors, researchers, staff members, graduates, neighbors, and visitors. Chubu University provides an opportunity to come together to learn from each other. Together, we make Chubu University a great and comfortable place. And we will make CU a HUB of knowledge as the name CHUBU University shows.

In line with the motto "ACTA, NON VERBA" － Your actions and words should always go together to be a reliable person, Chubu University aims at contributing to society's progress by developing reliable individuals who are highly cultivated and have a cosmopolitan outlook, specialized capabilities and the ability to act and who are independent, yet care about the public good. Chubu University also aims at contributing to society through outstanding research achievements and generous sharing of the University's intellectual and material resources with society.

Chubu University aims at producing graduates who are reliable and highly cultivated, have specialized capabilities and the ability to act, who care about the public good and think independently, from a broad cosmopolitan standpoint.

Chubu University aims at contributing to humanity's quest for truth and intellectual creation, through research into subjects conducive to society's progress and outstanding research achievements.

Chubu University aims at contributing to social welfare and development, particularly in the local community, by engaging in a variety of community activities and making use of the University's intellectual and material resources.

To fulfill its Mission in Education, Chubu University aims at producing professionals and responsible members of society who have acquired basic notions, knowledge and skills in their respective specialized fields, can put their training to practice in society and continue autonomous learning.

To fulfill its Mission in Education, Chubu University aims at producing leading professionals, educators, researchers and responsible members of society who have acquired advanced knowledge, skills and expertise in their respective specialized fields and the ingenuity to put their training to effective practice in society for further development.