The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division specializes in semiconductors, energy, and information and telecommunication. The division aims to support the foundation for a diverse society and lifestyles, and to contribute to their sustainable development through advanced, interdisciplinary, and international academic studies, and engineering research.
In the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division of the Graduate Program in Science and Technology, the curriculum and research guidance system are designed to cultivate not only specialized knowledge but also intellectual foundation to deal with new developments in the future, including the SDGs. Taking advantage of our location in the center of Tokyo, students are also actively involved in collaborations with research institutes and companies in Japan and abroad. Graduate students actively share their research through papers and academic conferences both in Japan and abroad.
The Master’s Program fosters engineers and researchers who can acquire cutting-edge expertise and engage in the development of new technologies. The Doctoral Program nurtures independent researchers who can perform their skills on a global scale. In fact, graduates of both programs are extremely successful in finding employment and they pursue careers as professionals in a wide range of fields.
*Only Master’s degree program students are eligible to obtain a teaching license. In addition, only subjects for which a Type 1 license has already been obtained or for which the requirements for obtaining a Type 1 license have been met can be taken.
The program provides research guidance and lectures to enhance students’ awareness of research methods and problems with the aim of helping them acquire rich leadership skills and creativity as well as basic academic knowledge to enable them to take leadership role in research and development. Students can participate in diverse joint experiments while staying overseas, and in intramural joint research with other divisions at Sophia University.
Graduate students receive instructions from faculty members and devote themselves to cutting-edge research with the aim of presenting their research on papers and international conferences. Research systems and facilities are being strengthened through joint research with companies and national research institution, and national research projects.
Changes occur continuously as a result of the development of new technologies in the field of electrical and electronic engineering, so students from other fields can also enter the program. In addition, graduate students who have achieved outstanding research results may complete their studies at an early stage. Students may also choose to study abroad on their own initiative, and Sophia University is working to provide an environment to reduce the financial burden on students.
With an aim to foster human resources who can serve the advancement of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and associated fields and contribute to developing human society and conserving the global environment, the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division (Master’s Program) sets standards for the skills and knowledge students should acquire before graduation as described below: Those who fulfill the requirements and pass their thesis defense shall be deemed to have acquired these qualities and will be awarded a diploma.
With an aim to foster human resources who have acquired high expertise in Electrical and Electronics Engineering as well as the interdisciplinary competence to comprehensively understand the associated impacts on human society and the global environment, and can thus conduct research and development independently in their field of expertise, the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division (Doctoral Program) sets standards for the skills and knowledge students should acquire before graduation as described below: Those who fulfill the requirements and pass their thesis defense shall be deemed to have acquired these qualities and will be awarded a diploma.
The Electrical and Electronic Engineering Division (Master’s Program) seeks to cultivate the ability to contribute to the further development of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and associated disciplines, as well as to the development of human society and global environment conservation, by having students take courses in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and other divisions and receive research guidance.
The Electrical and Electronic Engineering Division (Doctoral Program) seeks to cultivate the ability to independently conduct research and development based on high expertise in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and broad knowledge of associated fields, by having students take Seminars and receive research guidance
The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division (Master’s Program)seeks students with the following qualities:
The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Division (Doctoral Program) seeks students with the following qualities:
Masakatsu OGAWA Professor
Akihiko KIKUCHI Professor
Kazuhiko SHIMOMURA Professor
Tomoaki TAKAO Professor
Hiroshi TAKAHASHI Professor
Toshihiro NAKAOKA Professor
Kazuya NAKAMURA Professor
Ichiro NOMURA Professor
Hitoshi HAYASHI Professor
Masafumi MIYATAKE Professor
Tsuyoshi YAGAI Professor
Orie SAKAMOTO Associate Professor
Rie TOGASHI Associate Professor
Deshi KONG Assistant Professor by Special Appointment
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