Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• Automotive Engineering Program
  • Mechanical Engineering - School of Engineering
  • Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering - School of Engineering
• Physics Program
  • School of Science
• Chemistry Program
  • School of Science
  • School of Engineering
• Biological Science Program
  • School of Science
  • School of Agricultural Sciences
• Social Science Program
  • School of Law
  • School of Economics
• Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies (JACS) Program
  • School of Humanities

Graduate Programs

• Automotive Engineering Program
  • Graduate School of Engineering (Master, Doctor)
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Program
  • Graduate School of Engineering (Master, Doctor)
  • Graduate School of Environmental Studies (Master, Doctor)
• Earth and Environmental Sciences Program
  • Graduate School of Environmental Studies (Master, Doctor)
• Engineering Physics Program
  • Graduate School of Engineering (Master, Doctor)
• Physics and Mathematics Program
  • Graduate School of Science (Master, Doctor)
  • Graduate School of Mathematics (Master, Doctor)
• Chemistry Program
  • Graduate School of Science (Master, Doctor)
  • Graduate School of Engineering (Master, Doctor)
• Biological and Bioagricultural Sciences Program
  • Graduate School of Science (Master, Doctor)
  • Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences (Master, Doctor)
  • Graduate School of Medicine (Master, Doctor)
• Master of Public Health Program
  • Graduate School of Medicine (Master, Doctor)
• Medical Science Program
  • Graduate School of Medicine (Master, Doctor)
• Economics and Business Administration Program
  • Graduate School of Economics (Master, Doctor)
• Linguistics and Cultural Studies Program
  • Graduate School of Humanities (Master, Doctor)
• Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies Program
  • Graduate School of Humanities (Master, Doctor)
• Law and Political Science Program
  • Graduate School of Law (Master, Doctor)
• International Development and Cooperation Course
  • Graduate School of International Development (Master, Doctor)
• Young Leaders' Program (YLP) Healthcare Administration Course
  • Graduate School of Medicine (Master, Doctor)

Program Details

Civil and Environmental Engineering Program

Program Overview

• Master's Degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Duration: 2 years
• School: Graduate School of Engineering
• Doctoral Degree (PhD) in Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Duration: 3 years
• School: Graduate School of Engineering

Program Introduction

The Civil and Environmental Engineering Program at Nagoya University's Graduate School of Engineering equips students with the knowledge and skills to develop sustainable, high-quality infrastructure worldwide. Through a diverse and interdisciplinary curriculum, students explore advanced topics in structural design, environmental systems, geotechnics, hydraulics, and urban planning. Leadership and communication skills are fostered alongside technical expertise, preparing graduates to propose and implement effective solutions to global challenges.

List of Key Research Topics

• Computational Mechanics
• Seismic Design
• Steel Structures
• Concrete Material and Structure
• Composite Structures and Materials
• Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization
• Hydraulics
• Transportation Planning
• Intelligent Transport Systems
• Energy and Environmental Policy and Impact Assessment
• Land and Infrastructure Design
• Structural-, Bridge-, Maintenance-, River-, Coastal and Ocean-, Geotechnical-, Geo-disaster Prevention-, Environmental-, Microbial Ecological Engineering

Research Voice

A student from Indonesia shares their experience in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Program, highlighting the opportunity to work with experts in a country with coastal similarities to Indonesia, pursuing research in English. The student's current research focuses on the impact of coral reefs as a nature-based solution for beach nourishment, investigating how coral reef ecosystems can reduce wave energy and protect coastlines.

Photo Gallery

Not available.

Contact Information

Not available.