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Daiichi University of Economics

Daiichi University of Economics

Japan

daiichi-ue.ac.jp

About

Daiichi University of Economics, originally established in 1968, was a private institution primarily known for its focus on economics and business studies in the Fukuoka region of Japan. While it offered programs in areas like economics, business administration, and management, its primary language of instruction was Japanese. For prospective international students, it's important to note that Daiichi University of Economics no longer operates under this name; it was absorbed and eventually became part of Fukuoka Institute of Technology's Faculty of Business and Information. Therefore, current international student programs and support would be found through Fukuoka Institute of Technology, not a standalone Daiichi University of Economics. Its distinctive characteristic was its specialized focus on economic education within the Dazaifu area.

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Country
Japan
City
Dazaifu
Type
Private
Website
daiichi-ue.ac.jp

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