- 总体得分22.1
- 全球研究声誉#854
- 区域研究声誉#333
- 刊物#1,042
- 图书#848
- 会议#604
- 标准化引文影响#1,263
- 总引文#1,212
- 被引用最多的10％的出版物数量#1,273
- 在被引用最多的10％的出版物中所占的百分比#1,301
- 国际合作#303
- 具有国际合作的出版物总数的百分比#856
- 被引用率最高的前1％论文中被高度引用的论文数#1,251
- 引用率最高的前1％论文中所占比例最高的论文#1,257
University of Shizuoka (Shizuoka Kenritsu Daigaku) is a public university in Shizuoka, Japan. Its Japanese name is translated to the Prefectural University of Shizuoka, which was simplified to the University of Shizuoka for English speakers. This has caused some confusion, as there is another nearby national university with a similar name in English - Shizuoka University. Located in the prefectural capital of Shizuoka, the main campus of Yada is near Kusanagi Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line, six minutes from Shizuoka Station. Two townships, Shimizu and Shizuoka, merged to form a single city in 2003 and the campus sits halfway between them. It is also an important part of a major cultural and educational complex which includes the Shizuoka Prefectural Library and the Shizuoka Prefectural Art Museum. Established through the amalgamation of three former public colleges in 1987, it has now expanded to include five colleges: the school of pharmaceutical sciences, the school of food and nutritional sciences, the faculty of international relations, the school of administration and informatics and the school of nursing. In addition to the undergraduate programmes offered in the various departments of these colleges, the university also maintains graduate schools in each of the five colleges, as well as a variety of research institutes, interdisciplinary centres and other research centres. The university also operates a two-year junior college, which is on a separate campus from the main university. Shizuoka Prefecture is located in central Japan, and boasts easy access to metropolitan areas such as Tokyo and Osaka. Shizuoka’s climate is temperate and it has rich natural surroundings. It flourished as a location along the Tokaido road, the main route between Tokyo and Kyoto during the Edo Period (17th to 19th Centuries).
*以上数据来自于：U.S.News官方网站
13.6
每位教职员的学生人数
3%
国际学生的比例
29 : 71
男女生比例
9,956
全日制学生人数
¥1,871
每位学生的资助（¥000s）
*以上数据来自于：TIMES官方网站
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World University Rankings
2017
0
2018
801
2019
1001
2020
1001
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Japan University Rankings
2017
71
2018
72
2019
0
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Asia University Rankings
2017
201
2018
251
2019
301
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Engineering & technology
2019
601
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Life sciences
2019
601
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Physical sciences
2019
801
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Computer Science
2019
601
*以上数据来自于：TIMES官方网站
