The career placement rate for this department is 100% for both undergraduate and graduate students. Among undergraduate students who find employment, 64.3% (45 students) work in the construction industry. For graduate students, in addition to construction, many work in education, advertising, and other service industries such as design offices. Additionally, 28.6% (28 students) of undergraduate students proceed to graduate school, where some learn specialized knowledge and technology more deeply before finding employment.

The career placement rate for this department is 100% for both undergraduate and graduate students. The main employment destinations for undergraduate students include education, advertising, and other service industries such as construction consulting, as well as construction and information and communications, with graduates finding employment in various industries according to their course specializations, including manufacturing, real estate, and transportation. Additionally, a characteristic of this department is that 22.5% (27 students) of undergraduate students find employment as government employees or public school teachers, utilizing the expertise learned in the department.

The career placement rate for this department is 100% for both undergraduate and graduate students. A characteristic of undergraduate employment destinations is that they include many solid companies in manufacturing, construction, electricity, gas, and other infrastructure industries. For graduate students, manufacturing accounts for 75.9% (22 students) of employment, where the knowledge and technology learned can be directly applied. Additionally, 49.3% (34 students) of undergraduate students proceed to graduate school.

More than half of undergraduate students proceed to graduate school! Most graduate school completions are active in research and development departments! The career placement rate for this department is 100% for both undergraduate and graduate students. The main employment destination is manufacturing, particularly in chemical, metal, and machinery sectors, with high employment levels expected to continue in 2025 and beyond for companies that support the fundamentals of "manufacturing". Furthermore, a characteristic of this department is that 62.9% (134 students) of undergraduate students proceed to graduate school, where after acquiring diverse specialized knowledge and technology related to "manufacturing", over 80% find employment in manufacturing.

Employment destinations are centered on manufacturing, with approximately 50% of undergraduate students proceeding to graduate school. The career placement rate for this department is 100% for both undergraduate and graduate students. Most find employment in manufacturing, particularly in food, pharmaceutical, and chemical companies, which is a characteristic of this department. Among undergraduate students, in addition to manufacturing, many also work in education, advertising, and other service industries, as well as wholesale and retail. Additionally, in 2024, 44 students (53.7%) proceeded to graduate school.