Educational Principles

1. To develop individuals with an engineering mindset who have a rich sense of humanity and who can make a value judgment from a wide range of perspectives.
2. To develop insightful individuals with practical skills based on high-level expert knowledge and technologies regarding science and technology.
3. To develop individuals who are unafraid to face unknown problems and with the creativity to find new values.
4. To develop individuals who can train their mind and body, stand on their own feet and open up the future.

Human Resources of Engineers to be Developed

1. Can continuously learn throughout life with a rich sense of humanity and a wide range of perspectives.
2. Can acquire high-level expert knowledge and technologies with insightful visions and practical skills.
3. Can acquire inquiry tasks and problem-solving skills with creativity.
4. Can acquire a global mindset with advanced communication skills.

1. Prospective students thoroughly understand learning content in junior high school.
2. Prospective students are interested in mathematics and physics, and have a dream to contribute to the development of science and technology.
3. Prospective students are self-motivated and willing to study and challenge themselves with anything.
4. Prospective students cooperate with others in thoughtful consideration.

1. Educational Objectives

   5-Year Engineering Education
   The five-year programs of consistent general education and practical engineering education provide students with theories, expert knowledge and advanced experimental skills to become highly creative and practical engineers who will play an active role with applied and developmental skills and creativity in the future.
   
   Advanced Course Education
   This two-year course provides students with higher and wider-ranging expert knowledge, creativity and comprehensive decision-making ability, helping to them to become practical global engineers who will play an active role in the field of science and technology in the future.

2. Research Objectives

   Research is continuously conducted to meet educational contents with the academic development. They are required to promote not only necessary academic research, but also advanced research, funded research, interdisciplinary research and industry-academia-government joint research. The achievements of this research are widely disseminated to society through conference presentations, registering as intellectual property, and so forth, which continuously contributes to human resource development and local industries.

3. Objectives of Social Engagement and International Exchange

   National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Suzuka College, shares the achievements of education and research with society by regional exchange, regional cooperation, and industry-academia-government collaboration and promotes collaboration and cooperation with the local area. The College also plays a positive role in regional lifelong education.
   The College further develops international exchange based on the academic agreements with higher educational institutions overseas and positively accepts international students to train and nurture practical engineers with global perspectives and knowledge.

4. Administrative Objectives

   Under the leadership of the President, the Steering Committee establishes the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and clarifies organizational structures of various committees centering on the Steering Committee, the administrative functions, and deliberations and consultations on administrative matters, to expeditiously and effectively administer the College.
   The College conducts substantial self-check and evaluation for all of the activities of education and research to develop administration open to the public, hearing outside opinions.
   Furthermore, based on administrative policy, the College focuses on preparation for the resource allocation system, reviews the organizational structures and functions of the clerical staff and develops qualities and abilities required for technical and clerical staff to strategically allocate limited resources.

National Institute of Technology（KOSEN）, Suzuka College

Address : Shiroko-cho, Suzuka, Mie, 510-0294, Japan

E-mail : somu@jim.suzuka-ct.ac.jp

Phone : +81-59-386-1031 FAX : +81-59-387-0338