Hiroshima Institute of Technology

The Hiroshima Institute of Technology, colloquially known as HIT, is a renowned private university located in Saeki-ku, Hiroshima, Japan. Since its establishment in 1961, the institute has consistently offered cutting-edge technology courses to its students and has contributed significantly to advancements in technology in Japan.

Overview

The Hiroshima Institute of Technology, founded in 1961, is a distinguished private university known for its strong emphasis on engineering, technology, and science studies. The institute offers various undergraduate and graduate programs, with the faculties of engineering and applied informatics as its main pillars. Hiroshima Institute of Technology is located in Saeki-ku, Hiroshima, Japan, and has an active student population of over 5500 learners. It's committed to cultivating versatile engineers capable of playing an active role on the world stage. The campus of the university provides a rich natural environment on a large site facing the calm Seto Inland Sea. A wide range of student support systems are also in place, including a scholarship system exclusively for privately-financed students.