Kyushu Women's University

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Fukuhara Gakuen was established in 1947. Since its establishment, the institution now has three universities, one high school, and three kindergartens at the forefront of providing quality education in a fast-changing era and high social demand while fulfilling the region's educational needs.
Recognizing the change in society's perspective on women and the impact of globalization, Fukuhara Gakuen strives to provide a well-rounded education for women allowing access into a competitive workforce still trying to achieve gender equality.
In response to the need, apart from lectures, experiments, practical training, an internship program, the institution continues to improve upon its hard and soft infrastructure. In April 2016, the institution opened a new campus, "Korean." The campus's ability to freely change the internal layout is based on an Active Learning Studio concept. The campus has a nursery room, a traditional tea room for manners and etiquette classes. The institution also strives to enhance the student's overall communication and problem-solving skills.
Fukuhara Gakuen will continue to uphold its motto nurturing [Strong yet gentle woman = Kyushu Women'sWomen's University graduate].
We seek to nurture healthy and yet gentlewomen and act under the guidance of their judgment and sense of responsibility, following the rules they have set up for themselves.
In a free atmosphere, we provide primary and specialized education that is systematic and attentive to detail. This education is useful in society and helps the students to obtain various licenses. We train students so that they may have broad and specialized knowledge and also communication skills. We also have an advisor system whereby each teacher is in charge of a small number of students. We aim to teach students to develop their strengths and abilities.
In addition, we aim to provide helpful service related to the registering of students' credits, student life, studying abroad, and assistance for job-hunting by the Student Affairs Office.
We actively accept members of the local community who wish to study while working, wish to study again, and wish to have life-long education. We aim to develop an educational program that is enjoyable, rich, and useful also students continuingly in their daily lives. Furthermore, we facilitate collaboration with companies of the local community to help our students' careers.
We accept excellent international students from sister universities and inculcate in them the university's educational concepts to help them become independent refined women who contribute to society. We also encourage students to study abroad so that they may develop an international outlook. Furthermore, we aim to provide an academic environment in which students can interact and exchange ideas with international students to understand various cultures. Teachers can interact and exchange ideas in their research fields.

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