9 Degrees in Physics in Japan for 2024
- Higashihiroshima, Japan
- Hiroshima, Japan
On-Campus
What is matter? Why does matter display a wide range of properties and functions? How was the Universe created? The research groups in the Department of Physics tackle such fundamental questions in the natural sciences head-on.
- Shinjuku City, Japan
On-Campus
Since the establishment of the Tokyo Butsurigaku Koshujo (Tokyo Academy of Physics), 135 years ago, the Department of Physics has constantly taken the lead in education and research at the Tokyo University of Science, the philosophy of which is the "advancement of science," while firmly maintaining meritocracy
- Bunkyo City, Japan
On-Campus
The Division of Advanced Sciences gives students a deeper understanding of the specialized disciplines of mathematics, physics, chemistry/biochemistry, and computer science, and equips them with well-grounded scientific analysis and rational processing skills based on the basic sciences. Students in the doctoral program will work on certification for researchers who will internationally excel.
- Yamagata, Japan
On-Campus
Physics elucidates the basic laws of nature that govern the vast range from the microscopic world of atoms and electrons to the universe. In this course curriculum, you will learn physics in order from the basics. In addition to sophisticated lecture subjects, we will proceed with learning while checking the contents of the lectures in experimental subjects and practice subjects. The main subjects are mathematics, mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and the theory of relativity, which are necessary for physics. Based on these, we will understand the structure of elementary particles and the universe and the properties of matter.
- Kyoto, Japan
On-Campus
Based on the description of the kind of individuals that the university seeks to nurture provided in the “school philosophy” of Kyoto Sangyo University, the Department of Physics in the Faculty of Science aims to cultivate high-level professionals with the fundamentals of physics, acquired through theory and experiment, as well as the ability to understand and elucidate physical phenomenon from the macroscopic scale to the microscopic scale, and the ability to respond flexibly to various real-world issues.
- Nara, Japan
On-Campus
The Physics Course has a systematically composed curriculum that nurtures and reinforces the students' knowledge and understanding, starting from the basics and then advanced ones. Theories and experiments are closely associated with physics, therefore in addition to lectures, subjects involving seminars and experiments are carefully arranged in the curriculum. Also, in addition to practical learning with computers, logical thinking capabilities are nurtured so the students acquire basic skills in both hardware and software to become a scientist or an engineer. Fourth-year students are supervised their graduation researches by teachers in specialized fields. These students can experience the most up-to-date research through seminars and experiments carried out in the research laboratories and interact with teachers and graduate students. Possibly the fourth year would become the most fruitful in the students' university life.
- Toshima City, Japan
- Shinjuku City, Japan
On-Campus
The physics department is a small department with sixteen faculty members and roughly two hundred students. The department is well known for its highly qualified education and research activities. There are eight independent research groups in the department. Each group, which is the core of our research, consists of a professor and an assistant professor as well as graduate and undergraduate students.
- Sendai, Japan
On-Campus
Students in the Department of Electrical, Information and Physics Engineering, starting from a grounding in electrical, communications, electronic, and information engineering as well as in applied physics, engage in research in such areas as the supply and use of electrical energy, next-generation information, and communications systems, functional materials and devices making use of nanotechnologies, the application of electronics technologies to medical care and welfare, electric vehicles, intelligent robots, and plasma engine for outer space vehicles. Through their studies and experiences, they obtain the necessary research ability and knowledge for becoming leaders as core and specialized engineers.
- Nagaoka, Japan
On-Campus
The Nuclear System Safety Engineering Course curriculum is designed to equip human resources with the motivation and leadership skills required to ensure nuclear safety by system safety engineering. Based on the diverse disciplines, theoretical and practical studies on nuclear safety are made to enhance the system safety approach. Practical courses are also offered to students to help develop skills to communicate with non-experts and ordinary citizens.