Fuchu & Koganei, Tokyo, Japan
About Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (東京農工大学 Tokyo Nōkō Daigaku / TUAT, colloquially known as Nōkōdai), founded in 1874 as the Agricultural Training Section and Silkworm Disease Experiment Section within the Ministry of Home Affairs, is one of Japan’s most prestigious and research-intensive national universities. Operating two sprawling, specialized campuses in western Tokyo — the verdant Fuchu Campus (Faculty and Graduate School of Agriculture, Veterinary Medical Complex, and Research Farm) and the high-tech Koganei Campus (Faculty and Graduate School of Engineering, Science Museum, and the Graduate School of Bio-Applications and Systems Engineering - BASE) — TUAT commands worldwide preeminence in sustainable biotechnology, agricultural ecology, functional chemical engineering, advanced robotics, and applied physics. With over 5,800 students including more than 500 international scholars from over 50 nations, TUAT features the statutory national university tuition rate of just ¥535,800/year, comprehensive 50% to 100% tuition exemptions, full MEXT scholarship allocations, and unique interdisciplinary consortia including the United Graduate School of Agricultural Science and the Cooperative Division of Veterinary Sciences.
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