Founded as the Nagoya Branch Training Center of Soto Zen Buddhism at Daikoin Temple, Monzen-machi, Nagoya

Renamed Aichi Middle School the Third Academy of Soto Buddhism according to the revised Soto Buddhism Educational Ordinance

Renamed Aichi Middle School

Re-established the school as "Aichi Junior High School" under the new post-war school system

Established Aichi High School and adopted the collective name of "Aichi Gakuin"

Established the Aichi Gakuin Junior College Department of Commerce, comprising day and night courses

Established the new Department of Letters (a night course for religious education majors) at Aichi Gakuin Junior College

Accredited by the Ministry of Education as a "University"; founded the Faculty of Commerce along with the Department of Commerce

Renamed the school "Aichi Gakuin," an incorporated educational institution

Established the Faculty of Law, with the Department of Law

Established the School of Dentistry, with the Department of Dentistry

Established the Faculty of Letters comprising the Department of Religious Studies (the present Department of Buddhist and Religious Studies) and the Department of Psychology (currently belonging to the Faculty of Psychological and Physical Science)

Moved the university to a new campus in the former town of Nisshin, Aichi-gun, Aichi Prefecture (currently Nisshin City); added the Department of History to the Faculty of Letters

Added the Department of International Culture to the Faculty of Letters

Added the Department of Japanese Culture to the Faculty of Letters

Established the Faculty of Management

Established the Faculty of Information and Policy Studies comprising the Department of Information and Policy Studies (the current Faculty of Policy Studies, Department of Policy Studies)

Added the Department of Law and Contemporary Society to the Faculty of Law

Added the Department of Health Science to the Faculty of Psychological and Physical Science.

Opened the Honorary Consulate of Lao PDR in Kusumoto Campus

Established the School of Pharmacy, with the Department of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences

Reorganized the School of Pharmacy into a six-year program; added the Department of Dental Hygiene to the Junior College

Added the Department of Global English to the Faculty of Letters

Added the Department of Nutritional Science to the Faculty of Psychological and Physical Science

Faculty of Economics, with the Department of Economics established

Meijo Koen Campus opened

New building at Meijo Koen Campus completed

Department of Psychology, Faculty of Psychology established

Department of Health Sciences, Faculty of Psychosomatic Science renamed Department of Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences

Department of Health and Nutrition, Faculty of Psychosomatic Science renamed Department of Health and Nutrition, Faculty of Health Sciences