Information, Technology, and Society in Asia (ITASIA) at the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies (GSII). This program offers intensive graduate-level education designed to foster analytical strength and insight into Asian societies at a time when information and communication technology is having an increasingly profound impact on the region.
"UTIPE offers a two-year Master degree program in English, and the program does NOT require Japanese language ability to obtain the degree. At most 10 students per year have been accepted for the program offered by the Department of ""Studies of Contemporary Economy"" (Gendai Keizai) of Division of Economics, and the students may choose to enroll either in April or September."
International Bioengineering seeks to recruit qualified individuals from around the global, regardless of nationality and provide them with advanced education in the fields of life science and biotechnology. At the same time, we seek to considerably enhance the levels of basic research for nurturing new industries in these fields. Through advanced education and research activities, we are able to fulfill the aspirations of the Graduate School of Engineering as a whole: to act as a leader in creating an engineering environment with Asia as its core.
The Global 30 Urban Design and Architecture Course at the University of Tokyo is dedicated to the interdisciplinary design research connecting architecture, engineering and computations to explore the emerging discourses on architecture and urbanism. It seeks to develop and speculate new knowledge for architecture where the practice of design engages in both social constructs and material performances.
The TMI Master s course aims to nurture the next generation of technology managers thorough rigorous training in the theories and practice of innovation management. Courses are delivered by faculty as well as visiting lecturers from industry and government.
The goal of the International Graduate Program created by the Civil Engineering Department at theUniversity of Tokyo is to prepare its graduating students to become future international leaders.
Solving contemporary urban problems requires not only a deep, specialized knowledge of underlying core technologies, but also a general understanding of the working mechanisms behind a wide range of interrelated factors.
Inaugurated in the academic year 2010/2011, International Program in Agricultural Development Studies (IPADS) is an English-language MSc and PhD Program at the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo. Issue-oriented rather than methodology-oriented, this exciting international program offers its candidates the opportunity to develop the requisite expertise across discipline and country boundaries to tackle agricultural and environmental problems in developing countries around the world.
In this program students will study Impacts of atmospheric changes on agriculture and ecosystems in Asia, Plant production in effective agro-ecosystem management, Crop management assisted with modeling in Africa and South America and Water-saving rice production systems.
In this programs students will study Technology development to use under-utilized plant resources, Study on function of plant components in ecosystems, Development of the techniques for performance evaluation of material for lesser-utilized biomass resources, Effective utilization of lignin and other chemicals from wood materials, Wood-based building materials and components.
In this program students will study Plant tissue culture to introduce useful genes to produce functional molecules, Cellular and molecular analysis of iron acquisition mechanism in plants, Genetic studies on acquisition and efficient use of phosphorus, Analysis of stress response and molecular genetic breeding of stress tolerant plant.
In this program students will study Effect of global warming on world agriculture and forestry, Food supply and demand in the world interpreted by system model, Economic development and environmental problems in the developing countries, Historical study for climate change, agriculture and population growth in the world, Green Revolution in Sub-Saharan Africa and Poverty Reduction, Comparative Economic History on the Development of Market Institutions.
In this programs students will study Epidemiology of zoonotic infectious diseases, Virus-based recombinant vaccines for animal diseases, Molecular pathology of malaria and leishmaniasis, Development of edible vaccines and other mucosal vaccines, Studies on the morphological diversity of vertebrates.
In this programm students will study Food engineering including the optimization of freeze-drying processes, Value chain analysis in developing countries, Application of membrane separation technology for food processing, Optimal distribution model for fresh produce in rural Java, Indonesia.
In this program students will study Constructing monitoring system for agricultural and soil information using IT technologies, Engineering development in the conservation of agricultural farm.
In this program students will study Policy options for collaborative forest governance, Comparative analysis on participatory forest management policy, Forest monitoring using satellite remote sensing, Forest environment assessment by remote sensing and GIS, Development of forest certification system for the rural communities, Forest insect population ecology.
In this program students will study Economics and policy for conserving marine biological resources, Analysis of marine biodiversity and economic development, Life histories, population dynamics and community structures of coastal fishes in southern Japan and Southeast Asia, Material cycles and food web systems of coastal areas in Southeast Asia, Improvement of aquaculture systems for sustainable utilization of coastal environments in Southeast Asia.
The graduate program steps further and deeper, allowing students to choose their area of specialization from a wide range of relevant fields including natural and agricultural sciences, industrial technologies, and social sciences including economics, politics and other related disciplines. The course provides a unique opportunity to work with world experts at the cutting edge, on problems that global society needs to address right now for its future prosperity.
The Graduate Program on Global Society is dedicated to bringing together students from across the humanities and social sciences interested in studying, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the phenomena and practices that constitute the unfolding process of globalization.
Global Science Graduate Course (GSGC) is an international graduate program in the Graduate School of Science at the University of Tokyo, which allows students to obtain their degrees in English. This program welcomes excellent graduates from universities all over the world, fostering world-class science professionals, and standardizes a five-year integrated education scheme in which students attend both the Master s program and the Doctoral program in sequence
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