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Best automobile engineering colleges in Japan for 2021

The Japanese automobile industry is one of the largest in the world. It has been known to always prioritize improving safety measures and using innovation to make their product better. Japan is home to some of the most prestigious car manufacturers in the world. They include world-renowned brands such as Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru, Suzuki, and Toyota.

Climate change is doing a lot of harm to nature. So, Japanese car manufacturers have developed and used environment-friendly fuels and engines. Car manufacturers in Japan are usually reliable, high-performance, and pocket-friendly. That is why Japan is the leading supplier of new and used cars.

Considering all these factors, Japan is a brilliant destination for studying automobile engineering. Here’s our list of the best automobile engineering colleges in Japan, according to the CEOWORLD magazine.

  1. Hiroshima Kokusai Gakuin Automotive Junior College, Hiroshima
    You can pursue a degree course in automotive engineering at Hiroshima Junior Collee. Since its establishment in 1964, Hiroshima Kokusai Gakuin Automotive Junior College has been associated with Hiroshima Kokusai Gakuin University. It has a JACA (Japan Association for College Accreditation) accreditation.

    Faculty members that have lots of experience in research and development are the class-in-charges. Since the classes are conducted in small groups, the faculty offers one-to-one guidance for a better learning experience. Practice-oriented teaching is a must-have in any automobile engineering course. It helps its knowledgeable students to practically implement their lessons in the real world to help solve actual problems.

    The curriculum is also up-to-date and includes manufacturing seminars. The college strives to create individuals that have the expertise to contribute to the progress of the automotive industry of Japan. It also has a job-hunt curriculum in place that will help you find jobs upon completion of your course. And it does not hesitate to let in deserving candidates, even if they cannot afford the tuition.

  2. Hokkaido University, Sapporo
    Hokkaido Automotive Engineering College is a distinguished university in Japan that offers automobile engineering courses. Its goal is to make all of its students capable of effectively solving real-world problems. You’ll have to pass an entrance exam to get in. And if you are eligible, you can avail scholarships to ease the burden of tuition off your shoulders.

    Since the faculty understands the importance of practical learning in the real world, research is a big part of the curriculum. The university promotes creativity in theoretical as well as applied studies for a comprehensive learning experience.

    Hokkaido University is internationally-recognized thanks to the opportunities for conducting research abroad and the willingness to accept foreign students. It has even actively participated in getting its graduates placed in positions overseas. That is how the university has become a hub for global education and research.

  3. Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima, and Hiroshima
    The government had started rebuilding Japan’s education system post-war. Hiroshima University was established around the same time. This Imperial University has stayed progressive ever since it came into existence on May 31, 1949. 1,750 International students from 63 countries study at Hiroshima University.

    When Dr. Mitsuo Ochi took office as HU’s 12th president in 2015, he wished to cultivate “peace-pursuing, cultured individuals with an international mindset and a challenging spirit”. He also adopted the mission of “Science for Sustainable Development”. This would make HU “a university of world-wide repute and splendor for years into the future.”

    You can pursue an advanced degree in automotive engineering at Hiroshima University. After that, you may even continue your education to pursue a master’s degree in transportation systems.

  4. Nagoya University, Nagoya
    Nagoya University is one of the world’s top universities offering automobile engineering courses. The curriculum focuses on advanced research and development. The faculty does an excellent job of developing students that contribute heavily towards its objective.

    The university understands the role of international student exchange programs in the overall development of its students. That is why it has partnerships with several universities and research institutes overseas. It also actively promotes several international research programs such as the NUSIP (Nagoya University Summer Intensive Program) that focuses on automotive engineering.

    The well-versed faculty provides you with exceptional hands-on training. Past students consider it to be the best part of studying Automobile Engineering at Nagoya University. Japan’s Automobile industry values Nagoya University graduates for their tendency to hit the ground running in the real world.


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