Introduction to each field

In the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, students acquire the skills of engineers who can support industrial development through manufacturing and enrich people's lives. Because manufacturing is made up of a wide range of intertwining fields related to design and production, the curriculum is characterized by the acquisition of a wide range of specialized knowledge, including mechanical engineering, materials engineering, control engineering, and electrical engineering.

Furthermore, students will hone their creativity and applied skills, and undergo many experiments and practical training to develop practical problem-solving abilities, aiming to become engineers who will play a key role in the industrial infrastructure.

In modern society, everything from everyday electrical appliances to factories, computer systems, and railways runs on electricity; life would be impossible without it.

In the Department of Electrical and Electronics, students learn the fundamentals of power generation technology to create environmentally friendly electricity, electronics materials that support LED lighting and solar cells, electrical and electronic circuit technology necessary for the development of energy-saving home appliances, optical and communication technology to achieve advanced communications, and control system technology as exemplified by robots and cars, nurturing the ability to play an active role in many fields.

In the Department of Information Sciences, students learn specialized knowledge and skills related to computers, software, networks, etc., which are necessary to support our ever-advancing, highly information-driven society.

The content is wide-ranging, including device development for faster computation, circuit design, the latest image processing technology, databases, electrical communications, optical communications, and network technologies. These technologies are needed in a variety of fields, from game consoles, automobiles, and robots to space development.

Chemistry departments teach specialized knowledge for developing and producing various functional materials that meet the needs of the times using chemical and biotechnology. These days, the field covers a wide range of technical fields, including not only pharmaceutical and food industries but also machinery, electricity, and electronics.

Our mission is to support people's lives by responding to modern challenges, such as recycling technology and environmental improvement technology, in order to build a sustainable society in harmony with the environment.

In the Department of Construction and Architecture, students learn specialized knowledge about the essential infrastructure facilities that enable people to live safe and comfortable lives in harmony with nature.

This department is divided into the civil engineering field, which is responsible for roads, bridges, and the environment, and the architecture field, which is responsible for building spaces.
What is unique about this field is that it is a technology related to humans and nature that has existed since before the Common Era, so you can gain a broad perspective by learning not only about engineering technology but also about history, culture, landscapes, and more.

In the Department of Merchant Marine, students learn the specialized knowledge required for ship officers, the maritime industry, and related technical fields. There are two courses: the Navigation Course, which trains navigators and captains, and the Engineering Course, which trains engineers and chief engineers.

The curriculum is structured to allow students to acquire practical skills as well as basic knowledge by incorporating many experiments and practical training on actual training ships. We train not only ship operation engineers but also engineers who can flexibly adapt to the maritime-related industry.

Departments that respond to social needs are rare among liberal arts departments at technical colleges. In addition to business administration and English, students also study languages ​​of the Sea of ​​Japan Rim, such as Chinese, Korean, and Russian, to develop practical business people who can play an active role on the international stage.

The fields that can be studied over five years are diverse, including not only business administration and English, but also accounting, direction, and international relations, so students can develop a broad perspective and expand their own options and possibilities.

A multi-disciplinary department is a one-year system such as the "Integrated Engineering Department" that combines multiple departments in order to more accurately train a new type of engineer with the diverse knowledge and skills that society truly needs.
In the lower grades, students take general subjects to acquire basic knowledge related to their specialized fields, and in the upper grades, they move on to courses that further enhance their specialization or courses in interdisciplinary fields. Many unique practical subjects are available, and by systematically taking creative, practical subjects, students aim to become engineers with creative, broad perspectives and practical skills.