Kansai University

The Graduate School of Science and Engineering’s Master’s Degree Program offers 9 disciplines including 4 under Engineering Science Major (Mathematics, Pure and Applied Physics, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering), 3 under Environmental and Urban Engineering Major (Architecture, Civil, Environmental and Applied Systems Engineering, and Chemical, Energy and Environmental Engineering), and 2 under Chemistry, Materials and Bioengineering Major (Chemistry and Materials Engineering, and Life Science and Biotechnology) in order to endow graduates with specialized knowledge and technological skills. Each major is designed to provide students with the ability to understand the essence of the phenomena behind advanced knowledge and new technologies, the ability to approach technological issues not only from the hardware side but also from the software side, and the ability to apply the functions of materials to various systems and devices against the backdrop of the respective concepts of “system building,” “town-building,” and “manufacturing. The program aims to nurture talented individuals who can lead the next generation of industry on the international stage by cultivating the ability to demonstrate their abilities in the field of science and technology and to elucidate cutting-edge research issues in technological, social systems.

In addition, the Graduate School’s Ph.D. Degree Program consists of the same 9 disciplines under Integrated Science and Engineering Major. The program is designed to endow graduates with exceptional research skills as well as broad knowledge and technological skills that enable them to integrate various research domains.