Engineering PhysicsProgram
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Graduate School of Engineering
Program Overview
Master
AWARD
Master's Degree in Engineering Physics
DURATION
2Y
SCHOOL(S)
Graduate School of Engineering
Doctor
AWARD
PhD in Engineering Physics
DURATION
3Y
SCHOOL(S)
Graduate School of Engineering
Engineering Physics Program
Program Introduction
Engineering Physics sits at the “interface of science and technology,” bringing them together to benefit society. Therefore, the Engineering Physics Program at Nagoya University seeks scientists and engineers aspiring to lead in designing new technologies. By exploring the fundamental principles of nature, constructing new materials and developing new computational schemes, students will study how to connect science with the technology needed for building a sustainable society. \ \ Take a look at the List of Available Research Groups below to see the full list of available research topics.
List of Key Research Topics
List of Available Research Groups
Condensed Matter / Quantum Materials / Optical Physics / Mathematical Engineering / Structural Physics / Magnetic Materials / Electron Beam Physics / Biological Physics / Materials Physics in Nanoscale Systems / Frontier Computational Science / High Pressure Materials / Electronic Functional Materials / Nanoelectronic Device / Spintronic Materials and Nanodevice / Quantum Beam Materials / Materials Nanoscience and Design / Rheology Physics / Nanospectroscopic Materials / Frontier Computational Material Science / Synchrotron Radiation Applied Materials Science / Quantum Spintronics
List of Available Research Groups
Related Links
- Course List and Graduation Requirements for Master’s
- Course List and Graduation Requirements for Doctor’s
- Future and Career Path
How to Apply
The Engineering Physics Program conducts its first round of admissions in January. A second, rolling admission period may be offered in May, depending on the availability of seats remaining after the first round. The availability of the rolling admission will be announced in mid-April on the G30 Graduate School Admissions page.\ \ Applicants are advised to contact their prospective research supervisor in advance to confirm whether the research group can accommodate an additional graduate student. If you do not receive a timely reply, we recommend contacting another research group.\ \ Contact information for program professors can be found in the List of Available Research Groups above or by emailing the Graduate School directly. The Graduate School’s contact details are provided at the end of this page.\ \ Please click the “Apply Here” icon above to view the full application instructions.
Tips for a succesful application :
- Contact intended research supervisor in advance
- Make sure to align research plan to the research field of supervising professor.
- Include examples of past research experience (papers, conference participations etc.)
- Submit your application before the application deadline so AO can check your application for missing documents.
Program Video
- * Note: Since May 2019, the Fundamental and Applies Physics Program has been merged and changed to become the Physics Program, located in School of Science.
Contact Info
Student Affairs Division
For the admission requirements and scholarship related inquiry, please contact the student affairs division of the school that you are applying for.
Office Hours
Mondays to Fridays* 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Japan standard Time (GMT+9) *Except Japanese National Holidays
Reseach Group
Applicants to the G30 Graduate Programs are required to contact their prospective research supervisor in advance to confirm whether the research group can accommodate an additional graduate student. If you do not receive a timely response, we recommend reaching out to another research group. Contact information for program professors can be found in the List of Available Research Groups below, or by contacting the Graduate School directly via email.