HIROSHIMA UNIVERSITY · JAPAN
Division of Advanced Science and Engineering
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- Develops expertise, cross-disciplinary ability, internationalism, and practical social implementation skills.Core Competencies
- Master's degrees offered in Science, Engineering, Informatics and Data Science, International Cooperation Studies, and Philosophy.Degree Options
- Doctoral degrees offered in Science, Engineering, Informatics and Data Science, International Cooperation Studies, and Philosophy.Doctoral Options
- Emphasis on "science for sustainable development" and solving societal issues.Societal Focus
- Active learning, experiential learning, and online classes are utilized.Teaching Methods
The Division of Advanced Science and Engineering at Hiroshima University aims to cultivate students with advanced knowledge and skills in their specialized fields, while also fostering the ability to understand and integrate knowledge across different scientific and engineering disciplines. The program emphasizes developing professionals who can contribute to local and international societies by identifying and solving complex problems. Graduates are expected to possess expertise, cross-disciplinary abilities, internationalism, and practical skills for social implementation.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to achieve the program's diploma policies, focusing on specialized subjects, common graduate school subjects, and interdisciplinary learning. Students are encouraged to engage in active and experiential learning, including online classes, to develop a broad and deep intelligence, a cross-disciplinary perspective, and practical skills. Special research under supervision is a key component for problem-solving abilities.
- Master's Course
- Doctoral Course
Careers
The program aims to develop human resources capable of working as researchers and engineers in areas related to natural science, engineering, and information science. Graduates are prepared to take leading roles in research and innovation, and to contribute to solving societal problems through scientific advancement and technological implementation.
- Researchers
- Engineers
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeFor Master's course: Possession of a bachelor's degree or equivalent academic qualification. For Doctoral course: Possession of a Master's degree or equivalent academic qualification.
Admission for both Master's and Doctoral courses involves a multifaceted and comprehensive evaluation process including interviews, academic tests, and potentially external examinations. The program seeks candidates with ambition for advanced research, a desire to become researchers or engineers, a zeal for 'science for sustainable development,' and good common sense and ethics.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Specific tuition fees and living cost estimates are not provided on the program page.
How to apply
1. Application SubmissionSubmit all required application documents, including academic transcripts and any necessary test scores.
2. Academic AssessmentUndergo academic tests as part of the evaluation process.
3. InterviewParticipate in an interview to assess your aspirations, motivation, and suitability for the program.
4. Comprehensive EvaluationThe university conducts a comprehensive evaluation based on academic performance, interview, and other submitted materials.
5. Admission DecisionReceive notification of the admission decision.
Scholarships
Research Scholarship for Doctoral StudentsNot specified
Accreditation
Not specified