HIROSHIMA UNIVERSITY · JAPAN
Mechanical Engineering Program
Master's · Taught in en
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This program focuses on material engineering and mechanical engineering, with research exploring the control of material structures at the atomic level, modeling of material phenomena, and the development of new material control processes. The research aims to simplify the manufacturing of difficult-to-create materials, optimize processes, design alloys, control properties, and utilize micro and macro modeling techniques for materials like superalloys and through processes like spark sintering, solidification, and property control.
Curriculum
The curriculum is structured for both undergraduate and graduate (Master's and Doctoral) levels, with specific courses in mechanical engineering, material processing, and advanced studies. Students will engage in practical training, laboratory experiments, and thesis research.
- Undergraduate
- Industry and Technology
- Experiments in Mechanical Engineering I
- Machine Shop Training (a)
- Machine Shop Training (b)
- Mechanical Materials I
- Solidification Processing and Powder Metallurgy II
- Materials Science
- Graduation Thesis
- Master's Program
- Special Exercises on Mechanical Engineering A
- Special Exercises on Mechanical Engineering B
- Special Study on Mechanical Engineering
- Advanced Microstructure of Materials
- Doctoral Program
- Special Study on Mechanical Engineering
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Master's in Mechanical Engineering?
- Applicants for the Master's program are likely required to hold a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Systems, Transportation, Material and Energy, or a related field. Specific requirements should be confirmed directly with Hiroshima University.
- What is the application process for international students?
- International applicants should first contact the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering or a relevant professor. They then need to prepare and submit application documents, which may include academic transcripts, degree certificates, letters of recommendation, a research proposal, and proof of English proficiency.
- When are the typical application periods and program start dates?
- Application periods are typically in autumn for an April intake or spring for an October intake, but exact dates vary by program and department. Program start dates are usually in April or October.
- What kind of career outcomes can I expect after graduating from this program?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in research and development, academia, and industry, equipped with advanced knowledge and research skills in material and mechanical engineering.
- What is the tuition fee for the Mechanical Engineering program?
- Tuition fees for international students are not detailed in the provided information. Prospective students should contact Hiroshima University directly for specific tuition and living cost details.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate EducationA Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Systems, Transportation, Material and Energy, or related fields is likely required for entry into the Master's program.
Master's ProgramA Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field is typically required for entry into the Doctoral program.
Specific entry requirements may vary and should be confirmed directly with the university. Applicants are expected to have a strong academic background in engineering.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition fees and living costs for international students are not detailed on the provided pages and should be sought directly from Hiroshima University.
How to apply
1. Contact DepartmentProspective Master's or Doctoral students are encouraged to contact the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering or a specific professor, like Professor Kazuhiro Matsugi, whose research aligns with their interests.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather necessary documents, which may include academic transcripts, degree certificates, letters of recommendation, a research proposal (for graduate studies), and proof of English proficiency if applicable.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit the completed application form and all supporting documents by the specified deadline to the university admissions office or the designated department.
4. Entrance Examination (if applicable)Some programs may require applicants to undergo an entrance examination or interview, either in person or remotely.
5. Receive Admission DecisionSuccessful applicants will receive an official admission offer from Hiroshima University.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Master's in Mechanical Engineering?
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Applicants for the Master's program are likely required to hold a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Systems, Transportation, Material and Energy, or a related field. Specific requirements should be confirmed directly with Hiroshima University.
What is the application process for international students?
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International applicants should first contact the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering or a relevant professor. They then need to prepare and submit application documents, which may include academic transcripts, degree certificates, letters of recommendation, a research proposal, and proof of English proficiency.
When are the typical application periods and program start dates?
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Application periods are typically in autumn for an April intake or spring for an October intake, but exact dates vary by program and department. Program start dates are usually in April or October.
What kind of career outcomes can I expect after graduating from this program?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in research and development, academia, and industry, equipped with advanced knowledge and research skills in material and mechanical engineering.
What is the tuition fee for the Mechanical Engineering program?
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Tuition fees for international students are not detailed in the provided information. Prospective students should contact Hiroshima University directly for specific tuition and living cost details.