Kyushu University (Japanese: Kyushu University/きゅぅしゅぅだぃがく, English: Kyushu University), referred to as Nine Universities (きゅぅ)

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1867, historical knowledge was founded in Tianjin by Francisco Kuroda, and the "Zansheng Museum" of the medical education school of Francisco was established. 1872, the school was abandoned and the affiliated hospital continued to open. 1879 was reorganized into the affiliated hospital of Fukuoka Medical University in Fukuoka Prefecture. 1903, Fukuoka Medical University, the mother of Kyushu Imperial University (a branch of Kyoto Imperial University) was established. Kyushu Imperial University, the predecessor of Kyushu University, was founded in 19 10. 1924, the university began to recruit two female students. 1947, it was renamed Kyushu university because the imperial university order was changed to the national ordinary university order. 1949, the old Kyushu University in Fukuoka, together with the Medical Department affiliated to Kyushu University, Fukuoka College of Higher Learning and kurume Institute of Technology, became the new Kyushu University. In 2003, according to Decree No.29, the university merged with Kyushu University of Arts and Engineering. In 2004, according to the corporatization of national universities, national universities directly established and managed by the state became national university legal persons. Since its establishment, this university has trained many outstanding graduates. Most celebrities, including foreign students, graduated from this university. Famous alumni of this university include: Dr. Xu Shixian from Taiwan Province Province, Zeng Yuliang, former mayor of Chiayi, Associate Professor of Geography Department of Zhang Shi Normal University, and Doctor of Agriculture from the Department of Biological Resources and Environmental Sciences of Kyushu University, a Japanese national university. His professional fields are green tourism, agricultural education, land use and sightseeing Japanese. Guo Moruo, a China writer and poet, Jing Hutai, a late candidate for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and Guo Fengxi, a chemist. Noel Prize candidate Xinhai Ji Zheng: chemist, Noel Prize candidate Sasuke Kenhiko: physician, Noel Prize candidate in physiology or medicine Kawasaki Gong Ji: physicist, Bozeman Prize winner Zhengfang Geni: biologist, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States, winner of Kyoto Prize, studying under Gen Kimura Xiongsen Tian Haojie: physicist, Jing Shangjing, atomic sequenceNo.1/kloc-0. Ye Zhuangjun, writer and Akutagawa Prize winner; Cartoonist Yasuhisa Hara; Astronaut Koichi Wakata; Lin Lianggong, a doctor from Taiwan Province Province and former acting mayor of Taipei; Robert T. Huang, a biologist in Taiwan Province Province; American industrialist born in Taiwan Province Province. Xu Xingqing, founder of Xinjusi Technology: the history of Sino-Japanese cultural exchange, the history of modern Sino-Japanese ideological exchange, and the Japanese cultural history scholar Lian Jishi; Su Huiqing, Professor of Medicine in Taiwan Province, Dean of Wan Fang Hospital; Wei Jingfen, former director of the Institute of Law of National Ocean University; Director of the Department of Law, Lin National Defense University; Xie Qingliang, Director of Chemistry Department of National Normal University; Professor of China Medical University, former professor of Chang Gung University. Ph.D., Institute of Neurology, National Kyushu University, former director of Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Medical University, director of China Institute of Medicine, director of Institute of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, director of Institute of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, teaching building, research department, museum, library, research building, gymnasium, dormitory, canteen, diagnosis and treatment center of acupuncture research center (equivalent to junior college, After graduating from school) Literature Department, Education Department, Law Department, Economics Department, Science Department, Medicine Department, Pharmacy Department, Engineering Department, Art Department, Agricultural College (equivalent to graduate school, you can get a master's or doctoral degree after graduation. Humanities, comparative social and cultural studies, human environment studies, legal studies, economic studies, language and cultural studies, physics studies, mathematics studies, life system studies, medical studies, dental studies, pharmaceutical studies, art and engineering studies, information system science studies, and comprehensive studies. Urban Introduction of Department of Material Resources and Environmental Sciences Integrating New Fields Fukuoka City (Japanese: Fukuoka City/ふくぉかし) is a city in the west of Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, where the county seat is located, and one of the cities designated by government decrees. Fukuoka is the largest city in Kyushu, the center of politics, economy and transportation, and the most populous city to the west of Osaka. Location Fukuoka City is located in the north of Kyushu, and most of its jurisdiction is located in Fukuoka Plain. The municipal district extends to Haizhong Road, Shazhou, Lvliang Island in the north and Shiga Island in the west. The urban climate is warm, with an average annual temperature of about 17℃ and an average annual precipitation of about 1500 to 1800 mm. Fukuoka City is located along the coast of the Sea of Japan, which has the characteristics of short sunshine time in winter. However, because the precipitation in winter is obviously less than that in summer, it belongs to the Pacific side climate [37]. The precipitation in Fukuoka City is mainly concentrated in the period of Meiyu and typhoon transit. Fukuoka was originally one of the hottest cities in Japan. Thunderstorms often occur, with an average annual number of lightning days reaching 24.7 days. Other information:

Living expenses of Kyushu University in Japan

Although the living expenses spent by international students on accommodation and food fluctuate to some extent. However, according to the statistics released by the Japanese Student Support Agency, the average monthly expenditure of international students living in Kyushu is 12 1.

000 yen or so, equivalent to 7372 yuan.

Living expenses of Kyushu University in Japan —— Detailed expenditure breakdown

Study and research fee: 44,000 yen

Tuition: 3000 yen

Food: 23,000 yen

Accommodation: 40,000 yen

Water and electricity fee: 7,000 yen

Insurance medical expenses: 2,000 yen

Interest and entertainment expenses: 4,000 yen

Other daily expenses: 6,000 yen

Balance: 7,000 yen