School of Science and Engineering

Science (natural science) and engineering are very closely related academic fields. For instance, when designing cities from an engineering perspective, predicting the impact on climate change scientifically, or developing fuels with low CO2 emissions based on biosciences, cross-disciplinary research is often required.

In the Faculty of Science and Engineering, we have established four courses within the Department of Integrated Science and Engineering. We have created an environment where disciplinary boundaries are low, allowing each individual to learn what they want to learn. Furthermore, we have placed 16 specialized programs beyond the designated course, realizing a more flexible learning experience.

This course explores the wonders of the natural world. The principles and laws behind these phenomena are identified and clarified, thus contributing to the development of science and technology.

This course aims to make new discoveries at the atom and molecule level, considering the development of new materials, cosmetics, medical products, and resolving environmental issues.

Experience everything from design to production, even participating in off-campus competitions. This course aims to create the future of manufacturing.

Cultivate professionals in the field of electrical and electronics, which is both the present and future of energy, and the core of information technology.

A total of 16 specialized programs that bundle subjects across courses based on the viewpoint that "this subject is needed for this purpose" have been launched. Responding to expanding interests, we've implemented a flexible curriculum which allows students to enroll not only in their own course but also in the specialized programs of other courses.