Faculties and Graduate Schools

The Graduate School of Technology was established as a Master's degree program in 1966. Since that time, it has been contributing talented graduates to society. In 1989, the Doctor's degree program was started with three departments, but was later reorganized into six departments; namely, Life Sciences, Applied Chemistry, Mechanical Systems Engineering, Applied Physics, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and Computer, Information and Communication Sciences.

At the Graduate School of Technology, we offer a stimulating research environment employing state-of-the-art equipment with a highly qualified faculty aiming to provide an education that emphasizes creativity and novelty. As a result, we have so far awarded about 3,300 master's degrees and 350 doctor's degrees with our graduates receiving national and international recognition. In addition, we are striving to meet the expectations of our rapidly changing technology-based society through industry-sponsored projects in our doctoral program and cooperative projects with other graduate schools, as well as enrolling students who are already working in industry.

Courses and Divisions of the Graduate School of Technology

Degrees	Divisions	Departments
Master's Course	Biotechnology and Life Science	Biofunctional Engineering, Biotechnology Biosociety Engineering ※Environmental Genome Technology
	Applied Chemistry	Molecular Chemistry, Material Systems Engineering Chemical Engineering, Material Instrumentation ☆Fiber abd Textile Engineering　※Non-Equilibrium Process Engineering
	Mechanical Systems Engineering	Fundamental Mechanical Engineering Applied Mechanical Engineering Intelligent Systems for Mechanical Engineering ※Traffic Transport Systems Engineering
	Applied Physics	Applied Physics of Quantum System, Applied Physics of Complex System
	Electrical and Electronic Engineering	Electrical and Electronic System Engineering, Electronic Media Engineering Environment and Energy Engineering, Semiconductor Nanotechnology Advanced Electronic Information System Technology
	Computer, Information and Communication Sciences	Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction Engineering Communication Studies
Doctoral Course	Biotechnology and Life Sciences	Biofunctional Engineering, Biotechnology Biosociety Engineering　※Environmental Genome Technology
	Applied Chemistry	Applied Molecular Chemistry, Functional Material Systems Engineering Chemical Engineering, Material Instrumentation ☆Fiber and Textile Engineering　※Non-Equilibrium Process Engineering
	Mechanical System Engineering	Mechanical Physics, Systems Design Engineering Intelligent Systems for Mechanical Engineering　※Traffic Transport Systems Engineering
	Electronic and Information Engineering	Applied Physics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Computer Science, Environment and Energy Engineering ☆Semiconductor Nanotechnology　※Advanced Electronic Information System Technology

Note:☆Sponsored Laboratories ※Graduate School in cooperation with other institutes