There are 11 master's Engineering & Technology programmes for international students across 6 universities in Japan. Tuition is about €3k. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This program focuses on System Cybernetics, an interdisciplinary field that uses mathematical and information science approaches to solve complex problems in systems that involve human interaction. As modern society relies on increasingly large and intricate systems, understanding and managing their potential for large-scale disruption is crucial. This program aims to develop theories and methods for analyzing these complex systems, integrating various research areas to design better, more human-centric systems for the 21st century. The Electrical, Systems, and Control Engineering Program offers two main courses: Fundamentals of Systems Engineering, which covers the basic theory of system cybernetics, and Applied Cybernetics, which focuses on developing new theories for analyzing, controlling, and designing human-machine systems. Students gain a broad foundation in mathematics, information engineering, and the latest technologies, equipping them to analyze, plan, control, and operate real-world systems from a system cybernetics perspective.

The Industrial Engineering and Economics Graduate Major at Tokyo Institute of Technology focuses on developing professionals who can solve complex problems in management and economic systems. Building upon foundational undergraduate knowledge, students systematically explore advanced theories and technologies derived from the latest research in mathematics, economics, business administration, and management techniques. The program emphasizes broadening students' experience and knowledge in related fields while deepening their expertise and creativity through independent research. Graduates are equipped with deep insight into management activities and economic systems, along with strong problem-solving skills, preparing them for diverse careers in industry, research, and government.
Tohoku University's Master of Science program in Advanced Science and Technology, specifically the Visionary Leader Program, offers advanced studies in cutting-edge scientific fields. This program aims to cultivate leaders capable of contributing to global scientific and technological advancement. Students will engage in rigorous coursework and research, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to complex problems. The curriculum is designed to provide a deep understanding of theoretical concepts and practical applications. The program emphasizes research skills, critical thinking, and innovation, preparing graduates for impactful careers in academia, industry, and research institutions worldwide. Special attention is given to developing students' ability to lead and manage research projects effectively.
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.
Tohoku University's Graduate School of Engineering offers Master's and Doctoral programs designed for international students seeking advanced studies in various fields of engineering. These programs aim to cultivate researchers and professionals with a global perspective. Students engage in cutting-edge research under the guidance of distinguished faculty, contributing to the advancement of science and technology. The curriculum is structured to provide a strong theoretical foundation coupled with practical research experience, preparing graduates for diverse career paths in academia and industry worldwide. The university emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and international exchange, fostering an environment for innovation and discovery.
Tohoku University's Graduate School of Engineering offers several Master's programs designed for international students. These programs are taught in English and cover a wide range of engineering disciplines. Students will gain fundamental and cutting-edge knowledge through laboratory work and research. The university aims to foster global-minded leaders in various engineering fields. Applicants can choose from specialized international courses such as the International Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Course (IMAC-G), International Materials Science and Engineering Master Course (IMSE), and International Civil and Environmental Engineering Course (I-CEEC), or regular Master's programs within departments. Admission to these programs typically requires a Bachelor's degree equivalent to Japanese standards and passing written and oral examinations in academic subjects and a foreign language. While not mandatory, some international students opt to enter as Research Students for a few months prior to the entrance exam to prepare for the academic environment and the examination itself. The entrance examination is held in Sendai, Japan.
11 across 6 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.