Department

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Architecture and Architectural Engineering
• Applied Molecular Chemistry
• Industrial Engineering and Management
• Mathematical Information Engineering
• Sustainable Engineering
• Conceptual Design

Future engineers must learn more than just the latest technology. They must also develop the ability to comprehensively judge the effects of new technology on society and the environment. For this reason, we aim to provide our students not only with the fundamentals of engineering and practical training, but also things like management skills to make them able to function on an international level. Ever since the College of Industrial Technology was founded as part of the College of Science and Technology in 1952, we have always looked to the future and strived to improve our courses and learning environment accordingly.
Through compulsory “practical industrial training” at real companies and public works, the students learn how the knowledge they have accumulated at university is actually used in society, resulting in a broader and more well-rounded education. In fact, at the College of Industrial Technology this practice goes back over 40 years, far preceding the government’s current internship initiative.
Our courses in Civil Engineering, Applied Molecular Engineering, and Mathematical Information Engineering are based on the standards set by JABEE (the Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education), and feature education in small groups. We aspire to make these courses recognized as education programs for globally active engineers.