The Degree Program of Pure and Applied Sciences was established in 2020, restructured from   the Graduate School of Pure and Applied Sciences.

The objective is to offer comprehensive and advanced education/training in research ranging from the fundamentals of natural science to applied science and technology.

The program consists of three Master’s/Doctoral programs in pure sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) and the two applied sciences (Engineering Sciences and International Materials Innovations).

The degree program of Engineering Sciences consists of three subprograms (Applied Physics, Material Science (both Master’s/Doctoral programs) and Material Science and Engineering(Doctoral program)). The Program of Materials Science and Engineering implements research and education in National Institute for Materials Science (Independent Administrative Corporation).

The program aims to cultivate researchers/specialized professionals with broad perspective and excellent research skills that enable them to lead the rapid development of science, technology and society.

• Master’s/Doctoral Programs in Mathematics
• Master’s/Doctoral Programs in Physics
• Master’s/Doctoral Programs in Chemistry
• Master’s Program in Engineering Sciences
  • Subprogram in Applied Physics
  • Subprogram in Materials Science
• Doctoral Program in Engineering Sciences
  • Subprogram in Applied Physics
  • Subprogram in Materials Science
  • Subprogram in Materials Science and Engineering
• Master’s/Doctoral Programs in International Materials Innovation