Pursue the development of science and technology in harmony with the environment by examining the potential for new discoveries of physical phenomena and their applications

Department Information

New technologies that transcend the boundaries of disciplines such as mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, physics, chemistry, mathematics, and information are emerging one after another. In such an age, the ability to achieve unprecedented approaches based on cross-disciplinary knowledge through the fusion of science and engineering is required so as to maximize the functions of goods and systems and to solve problems as they arise. The Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences explores creation—including the creation of new functions based on the new discovery of physical phenomena and their possible applications to support humans and the environment—as its foundation. Through integrated studies of science such as physics and mathematics, and engineering such as materials, electronics, energy, and mechanical systems, the department fosters talented individuals capable of achieving harmony between industrial technology and natural science.

Curriculum

The Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences explores the possibilities of discovering and applying new physical phenomena and aims to create new functions never seen before. It strives to develop highly creative individuals who study science and engineering in a way that combines the two, and promote the harmonious development of industrial technology and natural science. By combining three academic disciplines (mechanical engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and physics) with three key themes (Generation and Utilization of Energy, Understanding Substances and Creating Materials/Devices, and Manufacturing and Creating Systems), the department offers specialized education that can be applied to various areas.

Examples of classes

Introduce 「Mechanical System Design Exercise II」 and 「Electric Engineering Lab. I」

Faculty Information