UNIVERSITY OF
HYOGO

The University of Hyogo is a public university located in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. We aim to realize a prosperous and diverse society of the future by fostering professionals in “knowledge”.

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X‐rays ― Illuminating the unknown

X-rays reveal the world that is invisible to the human eye. This technology, which is widely used in medical and industrial fields, is also essential for cutting-edge scientific research. Here, we introduce some of the research being carried out at the University of Hyogo using the power of X-rays to illuminate the unknown.

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Key Facts

UH was established in 2004 by merging three traditional prefectural universities: Kobe University of Commerce, Himeji Institute of Technology, and the College of Nursing Art and Science. Today, with six faculties, nine graduate schools, five research institutes, and attached junior and high schools, UH is one of the leading public universities in Japan.
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SDGs

The University of Hyogo has issueds its SDGs Declaration to contribute to creating a safe and peaceful society and the happiness and welfare of the entire world, and pledges to promote and strive for humanistic education and research rooted in respect for life by bringing together wisdom in various fields.
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Graduate Schools

In the specialized fields of the nine graduate schools, students pursue academic theory and application, and cultivate deep academic knowledge and outstanding abilities for careers that require a higher level of expertise.
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Research
Institutes

The five research institutes are engaged in the latest research for the next generation in a well-equipped environment.
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Undergraduate
Schools

In the six undergraduate schools on a diverse campus, students deepen their studies. By working together in a spirit of fraternity while preserving the culture and traditions of each region and community at home and abroad, UH leads the way in meeting the challenges of the coming age.
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