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Message from the Chairman / School History

Message

Message from the Chairman of DENPA Educational Institutions.

Since its establishment in 1952, DENPA Educational Institutions has continued its educational activities under its founding philosophy: to cultivate individuals who possess knowledge and skills that are appreciated by society, together with a personable character; to elevate the wisdom and diligence of the nation, and thereby to contribute to the advancement of science, technology, and culture.
We express this philosophy through a simple yet meaningful phrase: "To earn a 'Thank you.'" Our mission is not only to equip students with advanced knowledge and professional skills, but also to nurture individuals who are trusted by others and needed by society.
DENPA Educational Institutions has grown into a comprehensive educational group encompassing a university, a junior college, a high school, professional training colleges, and a Japanese language school, with approximately 8,000 students currently enrolled. Over the years, we have sent more than 200,000 graduates out into society. Our alumni are active in a wide range of fields, including information technology, electrical engineering, architecture, design, business, international affairs, healthcare, and social welfare, supporting the development of both local communities and Japan as a whole.
Many international students from countries around the world gather at our institutions to study together. After graduation, they are making their mark not only in Japan but also in their home countries and across the globe. Through these international exchanges, we also devote ourselves to fostering individuals who respect diverse values and can thrive on the global stage.
In an era of great change in society and industrial structures, there is a growing need for people who possess solid knowledge and skills, together with a caring heart for others. Cherishing our founding philosophy, DENPA Educational Institutions will continue to nurture the potential of every student and strive to develop people who can contribute to society.
Our aspiration is to remain an educational institution that earns the words "Thank you" from our graduates and all others connected with us. This is our heartfelt wish, and our promise for the future.

Mitsuyoshi Isobe
Chairman, Board of Directors

Founding Philosophy

To cultivate individuals who possess knowledge and skills that are appreciated by society, together with a personable character; to elevate the wisdom and diligence of the nation, and thereby to contribute to the advancement of science, technology, and culture.

History

1952 Nagoya Hertzian Telegraphy School
(Nagoya Kogakuin College of Technology) est.
1959 DENPA Educational Institutions est.
1961 Tokai Technical Drawing School
(Tokai Polytechnic College Atsuta) est.
1978 Nagoya Business College (Aichi Business College) est.
1982 Nagoya Design College (Aichi Zokei Design College) est.
1987 Aichi Technology Junior College
(Aichi University of Technology Automotive Junior College) est.
1991 Aichi Technology Junior College Information School
(Aichi Information College) est.
Nagoya School of Foreign Studies
(Nagoya College of Foreign Languages) est.
1995 Tokai Polytechnic College Kanayama est.
2000 Aichi University of Technology est.
2002 Aichi Well-being School (Aichi College of Well-being and Rehabilitation) est.
2008 Gifu Kokusai Correspondence High School
2011 Japanese Language School attached to Nagoya School of Foreign Studies
(Aichi University of Technology Foreign Language School) est.
Today

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