Kobe City University of Foreign Studies

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Kobe City University of Foreign Studies (神戸市外国語大学, Kōbe-shi gaikokugo daigaku), KCUFS (神戸外大, Kōbe gaidai) for short, is a municipal university in Japan. It is located in Gakuen-higashimachi, Nishi-ku, Kobe City.

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Gakuentoshi

Gakuentoshi est une station du métro municipal de Kobe localisée dans l'arrondissement Nishi de Kobe, dans la préfecture de Hyōgo. Elle est exploitée par le Bureau des transports municipaux de Kobe.

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Skymark Stadium

Le Hotto Motto Field Kōbe est le nom du sponsor du stade de baseball à Kōbe situé dans le Kobe Sports Park, au Japon. L'équipe professionnelle de baseball, les Orix BlueWave, évolua dans cette enceinte de 1991 à 2004. Depuis 2005, l'équipe Orix BlueWave ayant fusionné avec l'équipe Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes, le stade accueille dorénavant les rencontres des Orix Buffaloes.

Baseball Stade

Sōgōundō-kōen

Sōgōundō-kōen est une station du métro municipal de Kobe localisée dans l'arrondissement Suma de Kobe, dans la préfecture de Hyōgo. Elle est exploitée par le Bureau des transports municipaux de Kobe.

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Stade du Mémorial de l'Universiade

Le stade du Mémorial de l'Universiade est un stade omnisports basé à Kobé au Japon. Sa capacité est de 45 000 places.

Site remarquable Stade

Ikawadani

Ikawadani est une station du métro municipal de Kobe localisée dans l'arrondissement Nishi de Kobe, dans la préfecture de Hyōgo. Elle est exploitée par le Bureau des transports municipaux de Kobe.

Train

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History

It was founded in 1946 as Kobe Municipal College of Foreign Affairs (神戸市立外事専門学校, Kōbe shiritsu gaiji semmon gakkō), a coeducational college with a three-year curriculum. Kobe City was heavily damaged in World War II, and it founded the college to help restore the port city. The college had five departments: English and American Studies, Russian Studies, Chinese Studies, Spanish Studies, and International Relations. The first campus was located in Daikai-dori, Hyogo-ku; the school buildings were those of Daikai Elementary School, which had few pupils at that time. In 1947 the college moved to Onogara-dori, Fukiai-ku (Chuo-ku now). In April 1949 the college was developed into Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, a four-year university under Japan's new educational system. A new campus was opened on a hill called Kusu-ga-oka (楠ヶ丘) in Nada-ku. The latter history of KCUFS is as follows:

1953: Evening courses (Department of English and American Studies) were added. 1962: Department of Spanish Studies was added. 1967: Master's courses were added. 1986: KCUFS moved to present-day "Academic Town" Campus (in Nishi-ku). The former Kusunoki-ga-oka Campus is now the campus of Shinwa Junior & Girls' Senior High School. 1987: Department of International Relations was added. 1996: Doctoral courses (International Cultural Studies) were added.

Undergraduate courses

Department of English and American Studies Department of Russian Studies Department of Chinese Studies Department of Spanish Studies Department of International Relations Evening Courses (Department of English and American Studies)

Graduate schools

Master's courses Division of English Language Studies Division of Russian Language Studies Division of Chinese Language Studies Division of Spanish Language Studies Division of International Relations Division of Japanese and Asian Languages and Culture Division of English Education Doctoral courses International Cultural Studies

Institutes

Academic Information Center (Library) Institute for Foreign Studies Institute for the professors Institute of the main office Institute for students (Cafeteria)