Profile of Ibaraki University
| Name | Ibaraki University |
|---|---|
| Date of Foundation | May 31, 1949 |
| Origins | Mito High School, Ibaraki Normal School, Ibaraki Normal School for Youth, Taga Technical college |
| President | IKEDA Yukio |
| Organization | Colleges College of Humanities, College of Education, College of Science, College of Engineering, College of Agriculture Graduate Schools Graduate School of Humanities, Graduate School of Education, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Graduate School of Agriculture University Library Main Library, Hitachi Branch of University Library, Ami Branch of University Library Organization for Educational Development University Education Center, Admission Center, Center for Education and Research in Lifelong Learning, International Student Center, University Health Center, Students Support and services Center, Job Placement Support Center, Office of Graduate Programs Organization for Research Promotion Center for Information Technology, Organization for Creation of Collaboration and Innovation, Center for Instrumental Analysis, Head Office of University-Community Partnership, Center for Water Environment Studies, Gene Research Center, Institute of Regional Studies, Institute for Global Change Adaptation Science, Frontier Research Center for Applied Atomic Sciences, Center for Astronomy, Izura Institute of Arts and Culture The College's Affiliated Facilities Center for General Educational Practice, Field Science Center Affiliated Schools of the College of Education Affiliated Kindergarten, Affiliated Elementary School, Affiliated Junior High School, Affiliated School for Special Support Education |
| Number of Staff (As of May 1, 2011) |
853 Academic Staff 597, Clerical Staff 256 |
| Number of Students (As of May 1, 2011) |
Colleges 7,213 College of Humanities 1,788, College of Education 1,509, College of Science 933, College of Engineering 2,458, College of Agriculture 525 Graduate Schools 1,181 Graduate School of Humanities 74, Graduated School of Education 123, Graduated Schools of Science and Engineering (Master's Program 762, Doctoral Program 111), Graduate School of Agriculture 111 |
| Number of Overseas Students (As of May 1, 2011) |
316 Undergraduates 188, Graduates 128 |
| Number of Graduates | Colleges 1,675 (Academic Year of 2010) |
| Number of Degree Conferred | 442 (Academic Year of 2010) |
| Major Fields of Employment of Graduates | Undergraduates Entering Graduate School 31.5%, Teachers 12.1%, Public Servants 5.4%, Private Companies 37.7%, Others 13.3% (Academic Year of 2010) Graduates Continuing Graduate School 5.7%, Teachers 7.7%, Public Servants 4.5%, Private Companies 69.9%, Others 12.2% (Academic Year of 2010) |
| Academic Exchange Agreements with Foreign Universities | 18 Universities United States of America 4, Indonesia 3, China 3, South Korea 3, Vietnam 2, Philippines 1, Chinese Taipei 1, Thailand 1 |
| Academic Exchange Agreements with Colleges | 18 Universities China 8, Thailand 2, United States of America 1, Indonesia 1, Bangladesh 1, Malaysia 1, Peru 1, Poland 1, Vietnam 1 |
| Finances | Revenue / approx 13.9 billion yen Expenditure / approx 13.9 billion yen (Academic Year of 2010) |
| Lands and Buildings | Lands 829,194 m2 Mito 290,891, Hitachinaka 19,594, Hitachi 150,803, Ami 334,433, Other 33,473 Buildings 232,763 m2 Mito 113,342, Hitachinaka 3,739, Hitachi 61,380, Ami 52,231, Other 2,071 |
