Faculty of Science and Technology now has two departments (eight divisions), and Graduate School of Engineering has one master’s (six divisions) and two doctoral departments. The faculty staff endeavor to motivate the students to pursue the solutions even for the unseen problems, to acquire the internationally acknowledgeable intelligence, and to grow the respectable humanity of contributing the intelligence to their communities. The ultimate goal is to foster the professionals who are full of originality and creativity.

　Each undergraduate division focuses on the following specific goals:

　Division of Mechanical Engineering focuses on educating the most-advanced fields as well as basic technology. You can study not only the basic mechanics or dynamics but also some practical skills such as CAE to design mechanical systems, elements or devices. We provide comprehensive lectures, research, and experiments about turbomachine, engine, gas turbine, and other application to design.

　Division of Electrical and Electronic Engineering focuses on providing both knowledge and a learning environment needed for comprehension of the basics and applications of electrical and electronic engineering. As for the research fields, we offer challenges in a wide variety of applied fields ranging from technologies that support the foundation of contemporary society.

　Division of Mechatronics aims to foster the growth of engineers and researchers with a full knowledge of mechatronics and assistive engineering, and the ability to contribute to a diverse society. To accomplish them, we offer a curriculum that enables students to learn about mechatronics, robotics, cybernetics based on mechanics and electronics. Students will acquire a broad understanding of technology as mathematical modeling and simulation skills, which are necessary for working in the field of rehabilitation engineering and for the application of assistive technology.

　Division of Architecture focuses on fostering engineers that skills, which are necessary for working in the field of rehabilitation engineering and for the application of assistive technology.

　Division of Architecture focuses on fostering engineers that have knowledge in mathematics, natural science, and information technology that form the basis of architecture in order to create safe, secure, comfortable, and sustainable architecture and cities. You will learn physical basics, CAD, and simulation technology necessary for architectural innovation, in addition to a wide variety of advanced education and research related with architecture.

　Division of Mathematical Sciences focuses on cultivating students’ basic abilities of logical thinking, scientific analysis, and creative conception through the process to generalize and abstract concepts of numbers, expressions, and shapes. We will raise people who have those abilities summed up and merged. They would play a leading role in various areas in our society as experts with high skills and proper judgement.

　Division of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems fosters engineers and researchers in the fields of computer science and information systems. Our curriculum provides the latest studies of ICT, AI and information/ intelligent systems with a solid basis of programming techniques. This includes computer systems and design practices, the Internet and its security, software engineering, and multimedia and knowledge processing to effectively use big data.

　Division of Natural Sciences focuses on educating comprehensively a wide range of natural sciences theories including biological science, material science, geoscience, and scientific technology that contributes to the development of the local community.

　Division of Applied Chemistry focuses on educating subjects including physical chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, high polymer chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering, and food-related subjects that form the basis of chemistry and application fields. In order to acquire the specialized knowledge and experimental techniques required for your intended research, you will choose and learn relevant specialized subjects.

　The aim of the Master’s program is to improve and sharpen students’ academic skills. In view of this aim, students will attend lectures which focus in detail on specific areas in their field of study. Academic support for students will be provided by researchers who are experts in their fields. Doctoral candidates are expected to develop their research skills independently, especially in material science and environmental engineering. Doctoral candidates may pursue research studies in English for desired students.