This is a unique department not found at other universities that broadly covers the fields of chemistry, physics, electricity, and mechanics, centering on the four axes of energy, environment, new materials, and quantum. Students can systematically learn the fundamentals of chemistry, mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and numerical analysis, and there are two courses, "chemical engineering" and "physical engineering," and a group of subjects corresponding to the three axes, allowing them to further deepen their specialization.
NEWS&TOPICS
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?August 2, 2024: A chemistry and physics experiment class for high school students is scheduled to be held.
Please refer to the flyer link below for details. Also, please apply via the application form link.
Experiment Class Flyer
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Characteristics of Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering Sciences
Training engineers to realize a sustainable society based on chemistry and physics
Introducing Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering
A sustainable society requires the development of products and systems that take into consideration the impact on the environment and the reuse of energy. This requires global talent that has comprehensively mastered both the fields of chemistry and physics, rather than a single field of engineering. In this department, we provide comprehensive education and research in chemistry and physics to solve global issues such as energy and the environment, and to acquire problem-solving skills that will create new industries.
Educational goals
A comprehensive understanding of chemistry and physics is necessary to solve global issues such as energy and the environment and to acquire the problem-solving skills to create new industries. Our department trains highly skilled global engineers who can tackle issues that require a comprehensive understanding, such as "developing highly efficient, low-environmental-impact energy conversion devices using new materials," and other issues that are in high demand in society.
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Energy conversion, optimization of use, low environmental impact, highly efficient production systems, energy harvesting technology, new material creation, environmental measurement devices, quantum technology
Laboratory introduction
Introducing Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering 's laboratory. Please see here .
Curriculum and Admissions
Introducing the Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering curriculum Admissions. Please see here .
Introduction to higher education/employment status
Please click here to see the status of progression to higher education and employment for students in Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering.
Access
The Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering is located on the Koganei Campus Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology.
Directions by Train
Get off at JR Chuo Line "Higashi-Koganei Station", about 8 minutes' walk from the south exit, about 6 minutes' walk from the nonowa exit"Route from the nearest station" here Please take a look.
Take the JR Chuo line to Musashi-Koganei Station. Walk about 20 minutes to campus."Route from the nearest station" .
Contact
Contact information for inquiries about Department of Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering.
2-24-16 Nakamachi, Koganei-shi, Tokyo 184-8588, Japan
Links to related department pages before reorganization
The Department of Chemical Systems Engineering operates its own website. If you would like more information about the Department of Chemical Systems Engineering, please take a look.
Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering runs its own website. If you want to know more information about Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering, please take a look.
The Department of Physical Systems Engineering operates its own website. If you would like to know more about the Department of Physical Systems Engineering, please take a look.
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering runs its own website. If you want to know more information about Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, please take a look.
