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Tokyo Tech has more than 130 years of tradition in technical innovation and industrial cooperation, the driving force behind Japan's development. The Institute has produced outstanding leaders and excellent research results in the field of science and technology, so much so that an adage arose during the years Tokyo Tech was located in Kuramae in Taito City. "Wherever there's a chimney, there you will find someone from Kuramae," meaning that wherever there was a large-scale industrial complex, a graduate had been involved in its establishment.
Under the leadership of the president, faculty members and administrative and technical staff are united in enhancing the Institute's quality, Tokyo Tech Quality, which is the result of long-standing hands-on education based on advanced research. Tokyo Tech aims to become a global hub of knowledge and talent in science and technology and share Tokyo Tech Quality with the world.
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Alongside this progress being made towards the internationalization of Tokyo Tech, the selection as part of the Top Global Universities Project funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology is confirmation of the direction Tokyo Tech is heading in. As the Institute receives support through this project, Tokyo Tech is continuing to speed up efforts towards internationalization.
March 9, 2015
Tokyo Tech Holds Kickoff Symposium for the Top Global University Project
On January 27, 2015, Tokyo Tech held a kickoff symposium for its Top Global University Project "Enhancing Tokyo Tech Education and Research Quality through Administrative Reforms for Internationalization." Through this project, funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Tokyo Tech is introducing reforms to promote globalization and achieve its goal of becoming a world-class research university. With over 200 participants from academia, government, and industry in attendance, the symposium commemorated the start of Tokyo Tech's efforts under the new project.
On January 27, 2015, Tokyo Tech held a kickoff symposium for its Top Global University Project "Enhancing Tokyo Tech Education and Research Quality through Administrative Reforms for Internationalization." Through this project, funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Tokyo Tech is introducing reforms to promote globalization and achieve its goal of becoming a world-class research university. With over 200 participants from academia, government, and industry in attendance, the symposium commemorated the start of Tokyo Tech's efforts under the new project.
