HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY · JAPAN
Graduate School of Engineering
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
—
IELTS
€3k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- Master's and Doctoral degrees offeredDegree Levels
- 2-year Master's programDuration
- Over 10 specialized departmentsSpecializations
Hokkaido University's Graduate School of Engineering aims to cultivate highly skilled engineers and researchers equipped with fundamental and advanced expertise in engineering. The program focuses on developing individuals with diverse knowledge, strong judgment, and practical skills to adapt to globalization, the advancement of science and technology, and interdisciplinary fields. The graduate program consists of a two-year Master's program and a subsequent three-year Doctoral program. The Master's program is designed to deepen academic knowledge across a broad range of fields and foster abilities required for advanced professional careers. The Doctoral program further specializes knowledge, aiming to develop the capacity for independent research activities as a researcher.
Curriculum
The Graduate School of Engineering offers Master's (2 years) and Doctoral (3 years) programs. The Master's program focuses on acquiring advanced academic knowledge and skills for specialized professions, while the Doctoral program aims to deepen expertise and develop the ability to conduct independent research.
- Master's Program (2 years)
- Doctoral Program (3 years)
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Graduate School of Engineering?
- The tuition fee is ¥535,800 per year. There is also an application fee of ¥30,000 and an enrollment fee of ¥282,000, based on the Reiwa 6 (2024) academic year. These fees are subject to change.
- How long is the Master's program at the Graduate School of Engineering?
- The Master's program is designed to be completed in two years. Following the Master's program, there is an optional subsequent three-year Doctoral program.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from the Graduate School of Engineering?
- The program aims to prepare graduates for careers as researchers and highly skilled engineers in various fields. Graduates will have broad perspectives, deep expertise, flexible thinking, and strong international communication skills.
- How do I apply to the Graduate School of Engineering as an international student?
- Prospective international students should consult the Hokkaido University International Admissions website and the Graduate School of Engineering's admission information. You will need to prepare required documents, submit an application by the deadline, and undergo a selection process which may include examinations or interviews.
- Are there any scholarships available for international students in the Graduate School of Engineering?
- The Graduate School of Engineering may be eligible for the Fast Retailing Foundation (FRF) Scholarship for Studying in Japan, which requires a separate application to the foundation first. Other scholarships, like the Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT), may be available but details and eligibility vary by program and intake year. Some scholarships may only be available after admission.
0
Fees
Tuition (international)¥535,800 per year
Tuition (home)¥535,800 per year
Living—
The tuition fees are subject to change. The application fee is ¥30,000 and the enrollment fee is ¥282,000. These figures are based on the Reiwa 6 (2024) academic year.
How to apply
1. Check Admission GuidelinesVisit the Hokkaido University International Student Handbook and the Graduate School of Engineering's admission information page for detailed requirements, application periods, and procedures.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather academic transcripts, degree certificates, letters of recommendation, research proposals (if applicable), and language proficiency test scores as specified in the admission guidelines.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form and submit all required documents by the specified deadline. Ensure all information is accurate and complete.
4. Selection ProcessApplications will be reviewed by the Graduate School of Engineering. This may include written examinations, interviews, or evaluation of submitted materials. Specific details vary by department.
5. Notification of ResultsSuccessful applicants will be notified of the admission decision by the university.
Scholarships
Modern Japanese Studies Program Scholarship ProgramFull waiver of enrollment and tuition fees for the 2027 academic year (for April 2027 intake)
Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT)—
Fast Retailing Foundation (FRF) Scholarship for Studying in Japan—
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Graduate School of Engineering?
+
The tuition fee is ¥535,800 per year. There is also an application fee of ¥30,000 and an enrollment fee of ¥282,000, based on the Reiwa 6 (2024) academic year. These fees are subject to change.
How long is the Master's program at the Graduate School of Engineering?
+
The Master's program is designed to be completed in two years. Following the Master's program, there is an optional subsequent three-year Doctoral program.
What are the career prospects after graduating from the Graduate School of Engineering?
+
The program aims to prepare graduates for careers as researchers and highly skilled engineers in various fields. Graduates will have broad perspectives, deep expertise, flexible thinking, and strong international communication skills.
How do I apply to the Graduate School of Engineering as an international student?
+
Prospective international students should consult the Hokkaido University International Admissions website and the Graduate School of Engineering's admission information. You will need to prepare required documents, submit an application by the deadline, and undergo a selection process which may include examinations or interviews.
Are there any scholarships available for international students in the Graduate School of Engineering?
+
The Graduate School of Engineering may be eligible for the Fast Retailing Foundation (FRF) Scholarship for Studying in Japan, which requires a separate application to the foundation first. Other scholarships, like the Japanese Government Scholarship (MEXT), may be available but details and eligibility vary by program and intake year. Some scholarships may only be available after admission.