Department of Mathematical and Physical Science for Environments

This department fosters human resources who will work to realize a green society that continues to grow while coexisting with nature and reducing risks to the environment. Student will acquire deep expertise in the three fields of natural sciences (mathematics, physics, earth science), electronics or materials science, and at the same time become researchers or engineers who are well versed in digital technology.

Course of Mathematical and Earth Environmental Science

Students specialize in three fields of natural science, and study equations, functions, and the theory of shape and space in the field of mathematics; quantum science in the field of physics; and the mechanisms of the Earth’s environment and its constituent materials in the field of earth science.

The course develops data scientists or engineers who can apply the principles of nature to contribute to society.

Course of Functional Devices and Materials Science

In this course, students study technologies to apply the laws of physics to devices in the field of electronics, and

technologies to improve material’s functions or create new functions in the field of materials science.

The course develops engineers with expertise of high-performance information and telecommunication devices that contribute to the realization of a sustainable society with environmentally friendly, and of the materials used in these devices.

Expected Employment Opportunities

◎Information & Telecommunications

◎Financial

◎Materials

◎Teacher & Public Service Worker

◎Semiconductor & Electronic Components