The University of Cambridge in the UK or the University of Tokyo in Japan, who is more well known?

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Osaka University in Japan is equivalent to Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China.

In the 2020QS World Rankings, Osaka University ranked 71st, while Shanghai Jiao Tong University ranked 60th in China. Although there is a gap between the rankings of the two schools, Osaka University in Japan is equivalent to Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China when compared to the national university echelon.

Osaka University ("Handa") is one of Japan's top and world-class leading research comprehensive national universities, Prefecture and Kyoto University, headquartered in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan.

Tied for the highest institution. Osaka University is a top university in the Super Global University Program established by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and a designated national university, as well as the Academic Research Council, the Association of Engineering Departments of the Eight Universities, the G30 Program, the Excellence Graduate School Program, and the Leading Graduate School Program.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, referred to as "Shanghai Jiao Tong University", located in Shanghai, is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education, jointly built by Shanghai Municipality, and directly managed by the Ministry of Education.

Ranked among the national "double first-class" and "985 projects".

The 211 project was selected into the "Everest Plan" and "Strong Foundation Plan".

111 Program", Outstanding Doctor Education and Training Program, National Construction of High-level University Public Postgraduate Program, China's First Scholarship Receiving Institution for International Students in China, etc.

Osaka University's alumni have played an important role in the community with honorees of the Nobel Prize, the Wolf Prize, the Lasker Prize, the Cafford Prize, the Gairdner International Prize, the Japan International Prize, the Kyoto Prize, the Order of Japanese Culture, the Nippon Academy Gift, and the Japan Academy Award. Which university in China has so many academic achievements?

Summary. Tokyo Metropolitan University is a general university.

What about Tokyo Metropolitan University? Is it ranked in Japan, which is equivalent to that university in Japan?

Tokyo Metropolitan University is a general university.

According to the QS World University Rankings, Tokyo Metropolitan University is ranked in the top 600 in the world.

In Japan, it should be ranked in the top 100.

It is equivalent to the level of the second book in China, which is about the same as Jiangxi University of Science and Technology.

But it shouldn't be as good as Jiangxi University of Science and Technology.

How does it compare to the University of Tsukuba in Japan? What was the original school name?

Compared with the University of Tsukuba in Japan, the University of Tsukuba is better.

Does the school have a major in mechanical design and automation? If so, what is the level of their postgraduate studies?

Compared to the University of Tsukuba in Japan, the University of Tsukuba is better.

Formerly known as Tokyo University of Education, Japan.

Yes, dear. The mechanical department of the university covers a wide range of fields, most of which are taught by international professors, and the research level of graduate students is generally high, and the employment prospects are relatively optimistic.

Is it a public university?

Yes, dear. It is a national university.

It's public. The world ranking is too low, which is equivalent to the level of the domestic public two.

There is a big difference between the ranking on this screenshot and the one you introduced?

The best public two in my country are about 500.

Is the school very unacceptable in Japan and China?

Yes, dear. It has been relatively low in the rankings, and it is not well-known in Japan and China.

Yes. The University of Tokyo (Japanese: University of Tokyo; Japanese kana:

English: The University of Tokyo) (Japanese: Todai; Japanese kana:

English: utokyo) is a comprehensive national university headquartered in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo, Japan, a Class A school of the Japan Super International University Program, a Japan Academic Research Council, a designated national university, and a world-class scientific research center program.

He is a member of the Excellence Graduate School Tachibana Program, the Leading Graduate School Program, the Research University Strengthening Promotion Project, the Japan Marine Innovation Alliance, the Nuclear Energy Talent Development Alliance, the University Space Engineering Alliance, the International Association of East Asian Research Scholars, the Asian University Alliance, the Global University Presidents' Forum, the Asian University Student Collective Action Exchange Program, and the Japan-Switzerland Mirai. The University of Tokyo was founded in 1877 by the merger of the "Tokyo Kaisei School" and the "Tokyo Medical School" during the Meiji Restoration.

It is the first national comprehensive university in Japan, and some of its departments can be traced back to the time of Emperor Reigen. The school was renamed "Imperial University" in 1886, which was also the first imperial university established in Japan; In 1897, it was renamed "Tokyo Imperial University"; In September 1947, after World War II, the official name was "University of Tokyo".

Summary. Tokyo Metropolitan University Q (formerly known as Tokyo Metropolitan University) is abbreviated as TMU, Tokyo Metropolitan University, and Tokyo Metropolitan University.

It is a prestigious public university in Japan with its main campus located in Hachioji City, Tokyo. As the only public university in Tokyo, Japan, it is also the only comprehensive university funded by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. It is ranked first among public universities in Japan in terms of overall strength.

What about Tokyo Metropolitan University? Is it ranked in Japan, which is equivalent to that university in Japan?

Tokyo Metropolitan University Q (formerly known as Tokyo Metropolitan University) (English name: Tokyo Metropolitan University) is abbreviated as TMU, Tokyo Metropolitan University, and Tokyo Metropolitan University Socks. It is a prestigious public university in Japan with its main campus located in Hachioji City, Tokyo.

As the only public university in Tokyo, Japan, it is also the only comprehensive university funded by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. It is ranked first among public universities in Japan.

In terms of school rankings, Tokyo Metropolitan University is ranked 42nd in Japan in the World University Rankings.

Tokyo Metropolitan University is ranked on the same level as the 211 universities in Japan.

What is the learning environment like? Has there been a lot of international students in China who have gone to graduate school in recent years?

Does the school have a major in mechanical design and automation? If so, what is the level of their postgraduate studies?

Tokyo Metropolitan University has three campuses: Minami-Osawa Campus, Hino Campus, and Arakawa Campus.

If you are in Minami-Osawa you will be closer to the mountains, and if you are in Hino, you will be closer to the fields.

Is the school very unacceptable in Japan and China?

It is said that there are not many international students at the school.

Sorry, we didn't find the other two questions.

Different schools and majors require different grades. You can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system to enter the major, etc., and you can query the cases of students who are similar to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what background your target universities and majors have (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, GPA, etc.) students have applied for, so as to compare their own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

It is, it will be, and it will always be. No university in China is worthy of Dongda shoes.

Not in the past, not now, and not in the future.