Japan: The Top Most Popular Automotive Engineering Colleges

In Japan there are several popular colleges that offer students the chance to earn a degree in automotive engineering. Automotive engineering has to do with the process and science behind designing and building automobiles. Japanese colleges have a reputation as being hard to get into. The college entrance exams are known to be very difficult and can determine the fate of a young person.

1 Hiroshima Junior College

Hiroshima Junior College, also known as Hiroshima Jogokuin University, offers a degree in automotive engineering. This college is a higher-learning institution for women. According to the college website, the goal has been the intellectual and religious culture of young women in accordance with the principles of Christianity. The website also states that the college encourages students not only to strive for the mastery of academic knowledge and skills for their own career, but also to nurture themselves for the purpose of serving others.

Hiroshima Junior College 4-13-1 Ushita Higashi, Higashi-ku Hiroshima, Japan +81 (82) 228 0386 hju.ac.jp

2 Hokkaido Automotive Engineering College

Hokkaido Automotive Engineering College is a popular automotive engineering college in Japan. In order to get into this college, students must pass the entrance exam. For students who qualify, there is also scholarships available to aid in the cost of tuition for attendance.

Hokkaido Automotive Engineering College
6-2-1 Nakano Shimajo, Toyohira-ku Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan +81 (11) 821 0175 haec.ac.jp

3 Hiroshima University

Hiroshima University offers an advanced degree in automotive engineering. Furthermore, students at this university can earn a master's degree in transportation systems. The university's website states that under the National School Establishment Law, it was established on May 31, 1949. The website goes on to say that the school system in Japan was entirely reformed and each of the institutions of higher education under the pre-war system were reorganized.

Hiroshima University 1-4-5 Kagamiyama, Higahsihiroshima-shi, Naka-ku 739 Hiroshima, Japan +81 (824) 24 60 45 hiroshima-u.ac.jp

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