International Admission Program in Resilience Engineering — Systems Innovation Course

Learning journey

2 years · English

Year 1 Lectures on advanced or beyond-disciplinary knowledge in the key areas of systems innovation studies Fundamental science lectures constituting the basis of individual engineering domains, including basic lectures and exercises Systems Innovation Projects Special Lecture on Systems Innovation (external lecturers) Year 2 Master's thesis research and thesis submission Advanced Practice on Systems Innovation (credit for external training, research, surveys or practical work, including overseas) Advance Seminar on Systems Innovation Remaining English-taught lectures and exercises Completion Master's thesis
1

Year 1

Students enrol in October 2027, join a laboratory under their supervisor and take the taught component of the programme.

Electives

Systems Innovation Projects Special Program, Core Discipline, Core Skill, Group Work, Laboratory Work
Lectures on advanced or beyond-disciplinary knowledge in the key areas of systems innovation studies
Fundamental science lectures constituting the basis of individual engineering domains, including basic lectures and exercises
Special Lecture on Systems Innovation (external lecturers)
Japanese language courses (optional, not a degree requirement)
2

Year 2

The second year is centred on laboratory research and the master's thesis, with remaining credits completed alongside.

Core course blocks

Master's thesis research and thesis submission

Electives

Advanced Practice on Systems Innovation (credit for external training, research, surveys or practical work, including overseas)
Advance Seminar on Systems Innovation
Remaining English-taught lectures and exercises

Advanced Practice on Systems Innovation (credit for external training, research, surveys or practical work, including overseas) — domains

credit for external training
research
surveys or practical work
including overseas
3

Completion

Completion of at least 30 credits and the master's thesis at the end of the standard two-year master's programme, followed by conferral of the master's degree. The Graduate School notes that Students who demonstrate exceptional achievements may shorten their period of study.

Core course blocks

Master's thesis
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