Course Features

What is the Advanced Mechanical Engineering Course?

The course fosters the ability to apply the science of mechanical engineering and to conduct research and development that can contribute broadly to the development of interdisciplinary fields, including a variety of fields.

Field-Specific Course Groups (sub-courses)

Mechanical Sciences

Students will study microfabrication techniques, the measurement and application of very small, minute, and weak physical quantities, and the theory and application of light and waves.

Mechanical

Creation of future machines

Automobile

In pursuit of the ultimate automobile

Biorobotics

Students will study mechatronics and ICT fields that integrate mechanical engineering with electronics and control engineering, biology and medical engineering, and new functional materials engineering that supports a sustainable society.

Robot

Development of robot technology

Medical

Challenging the limits of life

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Course Introduction Video

Study and Research

Curriculum (Main Courses)

1st

Acquire basic knowledge of the natural sciences, which is the foundation of mechanical engineering

Professional Issues for Mechanical Engineers 1 / Mechanical Engineering 1 / Materials Science / Mechanics of Materials 1

2nd

Acquire engineering thinking skills in accordance with the theoretical system of mechanical engineering

Professional Issues for Mechanical Engineers 2 / Mechanical Engineering 2·3 / Fluid Mechanics 1·2 / Thermodynamics 1 / Vibration Engineering 1 / Structural Mechanics and Dynamics / Mechanics of Materials 2 / Electrical Engineering / Mechatronics / Control Engineering

3rd

Acquire knowledge of a wide range of applied fields with a focus on mechanical engineering in the laboratory

Graduation Thesis 1·2 / Advanced Mechanical Engineering 1·2 (Instrumentation Engineering) / Advanced Mechanical Engineering1·2(Nano and Micro) / Advanced Mechanical Engineering 1·2 (Science and Mechanics) / Advanced Mechanical Engineering1·2 (Intelligent Machinery) / Advanced Mechanical Engineering1·2 (Bioengineering)

4th

Acquire research and development skills to apply the principles of mechanical engineering through graduation research

Graduation Thesis3·4

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research laboratories

Career and Employment

Employability Ranking at Top 400 Companies

“Employability Ranking at Top 400 Companies” is based on the Nikkei Stock Average Index, company size, name recognition, and ranking of the most popular companies among university students. Shibaura Institute of Technology was ranked 12th in Japan and 5th among private universities in the 2023 ranking published by DAIGAKUTSUSHIN Corporation, which surveyed the top 400 companies in Japan. In addition, it was ranked 4th among universities with more than 1,000 graduates.

Employability Ranking at Top 400 Companies (among private universities)

THE World University Rankings 2024

THE (Times Higher Education) has been providing “THE World University rankings” every year since 2004. It uses the data from universities and ranks with the following indicators: teaching (the learning environment); research environment (volume, income and reputation); research quality (the outputs of research); industry (knowledge transfer) and international outlook (staff, students and research). The table shows the ranking of the major private universities in Japan. Shibaura Institute of Technology was ranked 4th in the research environment ranking and it was ranked 6th in the international outlook. 

THE World University Rankings 2024 (major private universities)