Year: 2010
Type: article
Abstract: Osaka Technical School which had the second longest history after Tokyo Technical School, was established in 1896, and then was promoted to Osaka Technical College in 1901 as well as the case of Tokyo Technical College. At first the professors and the associate professors of Osaka Technical School and Osaka Technical College were mainly occupied by the graduates of the departments of engineering and science of Tokyo Imperial University and the graduates of Tokyo Technical College. The posts of professors and associate professors occupied by Tokyo Technical College graduates, however, had been rapidly substituted by Osaka Technical College graduates after the Russo-Japanese War. The total number of the graduates of Osaka Technical School and Osaka Technical College from 1900 to 1914 was 1417 including 43 foreign (mainly Chinese) students. The largest number of graduates was the graduates of the sections of mechanical engineering and applied chemistry. The places of employment for graduate of mechanical engineering were Japanese National Railways, South Manchurian Railways, Kanegafuchi Spinning Company, Osaka Amalgamated Spinning Company, while Taiwan Sugar Refinery, Osaka Technical College, Osaka Army Arsenals, Kure Naval Shipyard in order for the graduates of the section of applied chemistry.
DOI: 10.18910/51033
Authors: 実 沢井, ミノル サワイ, Minoru Sawai
Language: Japanese
Subfield: Education
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2579948535