Program Overview

Master's/Doctoral Program in Risk and Resilience Engineering, University of Tsukuba

The Master's/Doctoral Program in Risk and Resilience Engineering at the University of Tsukuba is a comprehensive program that aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of risk and resilience engineering.

Overview of the Program

The program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the fundamental theories and principles of risk and resilience engineering, as well as the ability to apply this knowledge to real-world problems. The program is structured to meet the educational objectives of the department and the general educational objectives of the Graduate School.

Student Achievement Assessment System

The Student Achievement Assessment System is a key component of the program, which evaluates the educational process to ensure that students meet the educational objectives of the department and the Graduate School. This system is useful for checking the level of study progress and provides a meaningful experience in the Graduate School.

Evaluation Standards

The evaluation standards for the Student Achievement Assessment System are based on the following eight items:

• Knowledge of fundamental theory in the major field
• Knowledge of fundamental theory of related fields
• Understanding of real-world problems
• Ability to approach problems from a broad perspective
• Setting problem statements and finding solutions
• Presentation and communication skills
• Ability to contribute to international professional societies in the major field
• Scientific research results

Program Structure

The program includes the following components:

• Outline
• Lecture
• "Tasseido Hyouka" (Student Achievement Assessment System)
• Thesis

Admission

The program offers admission to various types of students, including:

• General Information
• For working individuals
• For International Students
• Financial support