Aichi Institute of Technology

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Aichi Institute of Technology

愛知工業大学 (Japanese)
Former names	Nagoya Institute of Electricity (名古屋電気大学)
Motto	Jiyu, Ai, Seigi (自由・愛・正義)
Motto in English	Freedom, Love and Justice
Type	Private
Established	1912 (1912)
President	Yasuyuki Goto
Students	6275
Undergraduates	6025
Postgraduates	250
Location	Toyota, Aichi , Japan 35°11′01″N 137°06′43″E / 35.1836°N 137.1119°E / 35.1836; 137.1119
Campus	Urban/rural
Nickname	AIT
Mascot	Tetsujin 28-go
Website	www.ait.ac.jp/en/

Aichi Institute of Technology (愛知工業大学, Aichi kōgyō daigaku) is a private university in Toyota, Aichi, Japan. The predecessor of the school was founded in 1912, and it was chartered as a university in 1959.^[1] It was established with the aim of providing education in engineering and technology fields.^[2]

AIT's main campus is located in the city of Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, which is known as a major centre of the automotive industry in Japan.^[3] The Motoyama campus and the Jiyugaoka campus in Nagoya are located in an urban setting and provide a conducive environment for learning and research. While the Motoyama campus is mainly dedicated to the graduate school, the Jiyugaoka campus is for undergraduate business administration students. The Institute has facilities including classrooms, laboratories and research centres such as the Seismic Resistance Experiment Center (SEIREX) and the Disaster Prevention Research Center (DPREC), and a library.^[4]

• Yakusa campus
• Motoyama campus
• Jiyugaoka campus

The Aichi Institute of Technology offers undergraduate and graduate programs in various engineering and technology disciplines. The university's academic departments include:^[5]

• Department of Mechanical Engineering
• Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Department of Information Science
• Department of Architecture
• Department of Civil Engineering
• Department of Applied Chemistry
• Department of Business Administration

The Aichi Institute of Technology is involved in research and innovation activities.^[6] It collaborates with industry partners and government agencies to address technological challenges and develop innovative solutions. The institute's research areas include automotive engineering, robotics, information technology, sustainable energy, and materials science.

Aichi Institute of Technology offers various clubs, organisations and extra-curricular activities. Students can participate in sports clubs, cultural clubs, and academic societies that promote personal growth and a sense of community. There are 36 sports clubs and 33 cultural clubs on campus.^[7] The Institute also organises events and competitions that encourage creativity, teamwork and innovation.

• List of universities in Japan

• Official website