is a private junior college in Minoh, Osaka, Japan, established in 1967 and closed on March 31, 2021.
History
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1967
- Opening of Osaka Aoyama Women's Junior College (Department of Home Economics and Department of Early Childhood Education)
1973
- Name changed to Osaka Aoyama Junior College
1981
- Establishment of the Japanese Literature Department
1983
- Completion of tennis courts and a clubhouse
1986
- Establishment of the English Language Department
1996
- Opening of a gymnasium at the campus
1999
- Opening of the Osaka Aoyama Museum of Historical Literature
- All departments changed to coeducation
2005
- Opening of Osaka Aoyama University (Department of Health and Nutrition in the Faculty of Health Sciences)
2006
- Abolition of the Life Design Major and Food and Nutrition Major
- Abolition of the English Communication Department
2008
- Establishment of the Health and Child Development Department in the Faculty of Health Sciences
2010
- Abolition of the Language and Culture Department
2015
- Establishment of the Nursing Department in the Faculty of Health Sciences
2017
- Abolition of the Early Childhood Education and Care Department
2021
- Closing of Osaka Aoyama Junior College
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