Japan College of Social Work

Japan College of Social Work is a private university in Japan, headquartered in Takekaoka 3 - chome, Kiyosei - shi, Tokyo. It was established in 1958. Abbreviations of university are company size, corporate journal.Established in 1958 (1958), the predecessor of the Japanese social project school established in 1946 (Showa 21). The operator is a school corporation Japan Society for Business. The purpose of graduates is to train welfare instructors, government agencies, social welfare facilities, medical institutions, welfare organizations and so on. The name "social project" is a Japanese translation of English social work. The student is called "nationwide (Shodai)" by nickname and "co - cookie" is also sold at the university co - op, but the abbreviation often used externally is "company journal (shower) ". For the school corporations established by the Ministry of Health and Welfare (then publicly owned and operated), the land and buildings are state-owned, and most of the financial resources are government expenses, which is the destination of the ministry's departure [1]. School expenses are also set to the standard value of National University University corporate universities. The location was originally the site of the former Naval officer office building in Tokyo / Harajuku but moved to Kiyose, Tokyo, 1989 (1989). The former location of Harajuku is now the Harajuku police station of the Metropolitan Police Department. From the background established by the former Ministry of Health and Welfare, it is said that Japanese welfare policy is reflected in research and education early, and is called "welfare Tokyo University" as the highest point of welfare specialty university. [2] Together with Nippon Fukushi University, it is a pioneering traditional school of welfare education in Japan and national qualified social worker and mental health care worker, along with Nihon Fukushi University etc., produce many successful candidates as