Education
In the Graduate Major in Energy Science and Engineering, related courses are organized into categories to provide systematic, specialized learning according to students' level of learning and attainment.
The educational program is comprised of the Specialized Theory Lecture Group for acquiring advanced expertise in individual disciplines, and the Energy Theory Lecture Group for learning theory (multidimensional energy theory ) common to the study of energy. The program is structured so that students can acquire (1) advanced expertise in chemistry, physics, materials science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering and (2) the ability to look at the whole picture and make judgments from the perspective of multidimensional energy theory, independent problem extraction and solving skills, and international leadership skills by taking courses in the Energy Theory Lecture Group, which are common restricted electives, while also choosing courses from the Specialized Theory Lecture Group from the specialized fields of applied chemistry, chemistry, mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, and materials science.
*1Indicates the standard model where the master's program is completed in two years.
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Each Major Course and Research Seminar is organized so that students will develop the skills to (1) build on systematized, broad, deep knowledge of energy, grasp the essence and universality of related phenomena, define new problems and discover their solutions, (2) lead the frontier of energy research based on advanced knowledge and a sense of ethics, (3) organically connect, utilize and develop a variety of knowledge related to energy from the perspective of each specialized energy field, (4) build human networks concerning energy studies, and exhibit international leadership. These goals will be achieved through knowledge of common theories (multidimensional energy theory) and advanced expertise in chemistry, physics, materials science, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering acquired in the Master's Program. Specifically, students will learn problem-defining skills, problem-solving skills, and research skills with a focus on Research Seminars and doctoral dissertation research, and cultivate leadership skills and internationally effective cultural skills, as well as communication skills by taking Humanities and Social Science Courses and Career Development Courses in addition to Major Courses such as International Academic Presentation.
*2Indicates the standard model where the Doctoral Program is completed in three years.
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