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Chronology

President : SEIMEI UMEMURA

1954
Establishment of Chukyo Junior College Department of Business
1956
Establishment of Chukyo University School of Commerce
1957
Chukyo Junior College incorporated into Chukyo University
1959
School of Health and Sport Sciences established
1966
School of Letters and School of Law established
1969
Master's Program (CommerceMajor) in Graduate School of Commerce established
1971
Master's Program (Psychology Major) in Graduate School of Letters established, Doctoral Program (Commerce Major) added to Graduate School of Commerce, School of Health and Sport Sciences moved to Toyota Campus
Main Gate and Bulding No.6, 1956

Main Gate and Bulding No.6, 1956

Nagoya Caampus Overview, 1965

Nagoya Caampus Overview, 1965

President : FUKUMATSU KOYAMA

1973
Master's Program (Japanese Language and Literature Major) established in Graduate School of Letters
1974
Master's Program (Health and Sport Sciences Major) established in Graduate School of Health and Sport Sciences
1976
Master's Program (Law Major) established in Graduate School of Law
1978
Doctoral Program (Psychology Major) added to Graduate School of Letters Doctoral Program (Law Major) added to Graduate School of Law
Toyota Campus Overview, 1973

Toyota Campus Overview, 1973

President : KIYOHIRO UMEMURA

1982
Doctoral Program (Japanese Language and Literature Major) and Master's Program (English Language and Literature Major) added to Graduate School of Letters
1984
Doctoral Program (English Language and Literature Major) added to Graduate School of Letterss
1986
School of Sociology established at Toyota Campus
1987
School of Economics established at Nagoya Campus
 
Doctoral Program (Health and Sport Sciences Major) in Graduate School of Health and Sport Sciences established
Nagoya Campus Building No.3 and No.4, 1981

Nagoya Campus Building No.3
and No.4, 1981

President : IWAO MATSUDA

1990
School of Computer and Cognitive Sciences established at Toyota campus
 
Master's Program (Sociology Major) in Graduate School of Sociology established
1984
School of Management established at Nagoya Campus
 
Master's Program (Economics Major) in Graduate School of Economics established

Acting President : GENYO MITARAI

1992
Doctoral Program (Sociology Major) added to Graduate School of Sociology

President : MASAHIRO KITAZAWA

1993
Doctoral Program (Economics Major) added to Graduate School of Economics
1994
Master's Program (Computer Science and Cognitive Science Major) in Graduate School of Computer and Cognitive Sciences established
1995
Master's Program (Business Administration Major) in Graduate School of Business Administration established
1996
Doctoral Program (Computer Science and Cognitive Science Major) in Graduate School of Computer and Cognitive Sciences established
1997
Doctoral Program (Business Administration Major) in Graduate School of Business Administration established
1998
Master's Program (Psychology Major) in Graduate School of Letters added night courses for full-time workers

President : EIJI OGAWA

2000
School of Psychology established at Nagoya Campus
 
Department of Media Arts and Sciences added to School of Computer and Cognitive Sciences at Toyota Campus
2002
School of World Englishes established at Nagoya Campus
 
Master's and Doctoral Program (Psychology Major) in Graduate School of Psychology established at Nagoya Campus
2003
Master's Program in Graduate School of Business Innovation established at Nagoya Campus
2004
School of Life System Science and Technology established at Toyota Campus
 
Law School established at Nagoya Campus
2005
School of Policy Design formed by reorganizing the School of Commerce
2006
Master's Program in Graduate School of World Englishes established at Nagoya Campus
 
School of Information Science and Technology formed by reorganizing the School of Computer and Cognitive Sciences
Center Building

Center Building

President: Kaoru Kitagawa

2007
School of Contemporary Sociology formed by reorganizing the School of Sociology
2008
School of International Liberal Studies formed by reorganizing the College of Liberal Arts
2009
School of Economics formed by revised the curriculum
2010
School of Management formed by revised the curriculum