Ability to explore deeply and think freely
List of Divisions
Division of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Explore various problems in mathematical/natural/social phenomena from the aspects of mathematics, information science and physics
Division of Material and Biological Sciences
Explore the functions of inorganic/organic materials, cells, and individual organisms from the aspects of chemistry and biology
Three Policies of the Graduate School of Science
Human Resource Development and Educational and Research Purposes
In order to respond to the rapid progress in the integration and broadening of various fields of science, the Graduate School of Science aims to develop the abilities of scientific researchers through research, and nurture people who can play an active role in society as highly specialized professionals and researchers with a broad and advanced learning.
Three Policies of the Graduate School of Science
Learn about the Graduate School of Science
The Graduate School of Science has two Divisions: the Division of Mathematical and Physical Sciences and the Division of Material and Biological Sciences. The Division of Mathematical and Physical Sciences has the subdivisions of Mathematical Structure, Science in Information Systems Architecture, and Structural Physics, and is engaged in research based on mathematics, computer science, and physics. The Division of Material and Biological Sciences includes the subdivisions of Material Function, Cell and Molecular Function, and Physiological Function, and is engaged in research based on chemistry and biology down to the molecular level. Both divisions conduct research from the basic to the cutting edge, and students learn so that they can put their knowledge into practice based on logical thinking and solid techniques at various workplaces. In order to respond to the interdisciplinary trend, the Graduate School has created an environment where students can take lectures and exchange opinions across the two divisions. It is hoped that students will step into society with the ability for deep inquiry and free thinking.
Faculty member introduction
Faculty members with a wide range of specialties provide education.
