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Nestled on the green foothills of Mount Yamashina in eastern Kyoto, Kyoto Tachibana University is an agile, rapidly growing comprehensive university. Known for its world-class brass band club ('Orange Devils'), top-ranked Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of AI and Global Engineering, and vibrant Japanese historical heritage studies.
Merit-based entrance scholarship awarding full or half tuition waivers to students entering the Faculty of AI and Informatics with superior math/programming aptitude.
Four-year degree developing AI engineers, data analysts, and full-stack software developers equipped with Python, PyTorch, and AWS cloud proficiencies.
One-year research fellowship applying 3D laser scanning, drone photogrammetry, and VR reconstruction to historic wooden temple structures in Yamashina and Higashiyama.
Ten-week clinical hospital rotation stationed at Kyoto Prefectural Medical University Hospital or Takeda General Hospital managing acute care nursing.
Annual scholarship providing 30% reduction in annual tuition fees for all privately financed international undergraduate and graduate students in good standing.
Two-year graduate degree investigating medieval Kyoto urban history, temple archival documents (Komonjo), and museum curation.
Three-week studio course exploring Unity 3D engine programming, character rigging, and Japanese game narrative construction in Kyoto.
President
Prof. Dr. Hiroki Sato is President in the Office of the President & Faculty of Economics at Kyoto Tachibana University, conducting advanced research in Higher education management in Japan, Labor economics and employment systems, Human resource development in regional Kansai.
Topics: Higher education management in Japan, Labor economics and employment systems, Human resource development in regional Kansai, Work-life balance policy
View researcher profile ↗Dean of the Faculty of AI and Informatics
Prof. Dr. Takayuki Nakamura is Dean of the Faculty of AI and Informatics in the Faculty of AI and Informatics at Kyoto Tachibana University, conducting advanced research in Intelligent robotics and human-robot interaction, Computer vision for elder care, Autonomous mobile robots.
Topics: Intelligent robotics and human-robot interaction, Computer vision for elder care, Autonomous mobile robots, Deep reinforcement learning
View researcher profile ↗Professor of Japanese Archaeology & Cultural Heritage
Prof. Dr. Masahiro Inokuchi is Professor of Japanese Archaeology & Cultural Heritage in the Department of Historical Heritage at Kyoto Tachibana University, conducting advanced research in Ancient Kyoto urban archaeology, Heian-kyo palace site excavations, Conservation science of historical wooden artifacts.
Topics: Ancient Kyoto urban archaeology, Heian-kyo palace site excavations, Conservation science of historical wooden artifacts, Ceramic chronology in Kansai
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