History
Hiroshima Institute of Technology (Faculty of Engineering) was established in 1963, building on the foundations put in place two years previously with the establishment of Hiroshima Technical College.
Hiroshima Institute of Technology (Faculty of Engineering) was established in 1963, building on the foundations put in place two years previously with the establishment of Hiroshima Technical College.
Based on the educational approach expressed in our school philosophy, "Education is love," and motto, "Always Walk Together with God and Serve Humanity," a specific vision for our university - the "HIT Vision" - has been established.This vision encompasses the four areas of education, research, alumni and community.
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Hiroshima Institute of Technology owns and operates a residence hall for international students. The residence hall, which has accommodations for 17 guests, is located off campus, within commuting distance. It's about a 40-minute bicycle-ride from the campus or a 5-minute walk from Takasu Station on Hiroden Miyajima Line.
The library collection contains approximately 250,000 books, 4,000 academic journals, and 7,000 audio-visual materials. The first floor has a space for newspaper reading as well as study rooms and offices. The second floor has reading rooms. The third floor has reading rooms for academic journals, audio-visual library and others.
The Information Systems and Media Center houses five computer-equipped classrooms (two with 112 computers, two with 90 computers, and one with 56 computers), and a multimedia classroom (with 80 computers).
Hiroshima Campus:Taking advantage of its location in the heart of Hiroshima City, the campus is used for many different purposes, including conferences, seminars, academic society gatherings, seminar presentations and student meetings.
Yachiyo Campus:This campus is located on the shores of Haji dam in the town of Yachiyo, which is far removed from all the bustle of the city. Facilities here include Campanella House, which is the main building, a multifunction hall, a pottery studio, charcoal kiln, vegetable dyeing studio and a smokehouse.
The facilities at the Tsuru Memorial Gymnasium include a main floor large enough to accommodate three basketball courts; a 25-meter heated swimming pool, and a training room with a range of equipment including cycling machines, treadmills, and combination machines. The gym is used by students and staff alike for physical fitness, and to stay healthy.
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