Civil Engineering in Japan
Japan offers 6 English-taught Civil Engineering programmes across 3 universities: Hiroshima University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Kyushu University. These are among Japan's premier national research universities, each with well-developed civil and environmental engineering faculties and strong industry connections in infrastructure, disaster prevention, and urban planning.
Annual tuition for these programmes is consistently around €3k, making Japan a highly cost-competitive option for advanced engineering study at globally respected institutions. International students benefit from Japan's world-class research infrastructure and proximity to large-scale civil engineering projects in the Asia-Pacific region.
Civil Engineering Graduate Major
Civil Engineering Graduate Major
The Civil Engineering Graduate Major at Tokyo Institute of Technology prepares students for international success in a field evolving towards sustainability and environmental consciousness. This program offers both Master's and Doctoral degrees, focusing on developing professionals and leaders who can contribute to a safe society in harmony with nature. Students will deepen their expertise through coursework and advanced research, gaining strong analytical, practical, and communication skills essential for addressing complex global challenges in civil and environmental engineering. Graduates are equipped to work in diverse roles within education, research, public institutions, and leading companies, both in Japan and internationally, contributing to the development and maintenance of social infrastructure.
Civil Engineering Graduate Major (Doctoral Program)
Civil Engineering Graduate Major (Master's Program)
Transportation and Environmental Systems Program
The Transportation and Environmental Systems (TES) Program is offered by the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering at Hiroshima University. This program focuses on the advanced study and research of transportation systems and their environmental impact. Students will engage with complex challenges in developing sustainable and efficient transportation solutions for the future, considering both technological advancements and environmental sustainability.
Frequently asked questions
How many Civil Engineering programmes are available in Japan?
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6 English-taught Civil Engineering programmes are listed across 3 universities in Japan.
Which universities offer Civil Engineering programmes in Japan?
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Hiroshima University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Kyushu University offer Civil Engineering programmes.
How much does it cost to study Civil Engineering in Japan?
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Annual tuition is roughly €3k per year, making Japan notably affordable for internationally respected university-level engineering study.
Can international students apply for Civil Engineering programmes in Japan?
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Yes, all three universities actively welcome international applicants into their English-medium civil engineering programmes.
What are the entry requirements for Civil Engineering programmes in Japan?
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Requirements typically include a bachelor's degree in civil, structural, or environmental engineering, English proficiency evidence, and a research proposal for postgraduate programmes.