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Tottori University (TU) was established in 1949 by integrating five national colleges in Tottori Prefecture:
Yonago Medical College (米子医科大学, Yonago Ika daigaku), established in 1948,
Yonago Professional School of Medicine (米子医学専門学校, Yonago Igaku Senmon Gakkō), founded in 1945,
Tottori College of Agriculture and Forestry (鳥取農林専門学校, Tottori Nōrin Senmon Gakkō), founded in 1920 as Tottori Agricultural College,
Tottori Normal School (鳥取師範学校, Tottori Shihan Gakkō), founded in 1874, also known as the Tottori Teachers Training Institute,
Tottori Youth Normal School (鳥取青年師範学校, Tottori seinen shihan gakkō; founded in 1921)
The university at first had three faculties: the Faculties of Liberal Arts (in Tachikawa-cho Campus), Medicine (in Yonago Campus) and Agriculture (in Yoshikata Campus). The latter history of the university is as follows:
1965: the Faculty of Engineering was established (in Tachikawa-cho Campus).
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1966: the Faculty of Liberal Arts was renamed Faculty of Education.
In August 1966 the Faculties of Education, Engineering and Agriculture were removed to the new-born Koyama Campus, which is now the main Tottori Campus.
The former Tachikawa-cho and Yoshikata Campuses are now used as Sanyo and Epson factories.
1999: the Faculty of Education was reorganized into Faculty of Education and Regional Sciences.
2004: the Faculty of Education and Regional Sciences was reorganized into Faculty of Regional Sciences.
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