The history of Nagasaki University goes all the way back to November 12th, 1857 when a Dutch naval surgeon, Dr. Pompe established Igaku Denshusho, which was the oldest medical school in Japan. Although Nagasaki Medical College Igaku Denshusho was completely demolished on August 9th 1945 by the atomic bomb, it miraculously revived like a phoenix. Now Igaku Denshusho has grown into a very important university that comprises 9 faculties and 6 graduate schools (Global Humanities and Social Science, Education, Economics, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Engineering, Environmental Studies and Fisheries), affiliated hospitals, libraries, the Institute of Tropical Medicine and the Atomic Bomb Disease Institute. Nagasaki University now has over 9,000 students including 300 international students from Asia, Africa and other parts of the world.

Total Enrollment:8775
           International Students:250（3%）
Undergraduate Enrollment:7362
           International Students:99（1%）
Graduate Enrollment:1413
           International Students:151（11%）

Undergraduate Programs
           Dentistry
           Economics
           Engineering
           Environmental Science
           Fisheries
           Health Science
           Medicine
           Nursing
           Pedagogic
           Pharmacy
Master's Degree Programs
           Master (Fisheries)
           Master Of Arts (Business Administration)
           Master Of Arts (Clinical Pharmacy)
           Master Of Arts (Economics)
           Master Of Arts (Education)
           Master Of Arts (Engineering)
           Master Of Arts (Environmental Science)
           Master Of Arts (Pharmacy)
Doctoral Programs
           Dr. (Academic)
           Dr. (Dentistry)
           Dr. (Engineering And Technology)
           Dr. (Medical)
           Ph.D. (Aquatic Learn)
           Ph.D. (Business Administration)
           Ph.D. (Clinical Pharmacy)
           Ph.D. (Environmental Science)
           Ph.D. (Pharmacy)
           Ph.D. (Pharmacy)