Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering

Creating sustainable cities for the future

Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering

Sustainable Urban Development

Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering

About the Faculty

Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering Introduction

Create the Future of Urban Development
Become Engineers Who Design Sustainable Cities

CREATE SUSTAINABLE CITIES

The Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering is based on the fundamental concept of creating environmentally friendly "urban development." Students learn about the creation, regeneration, and maintenance of rich urban spaces. With keywords such as environment, urban design, architecture, social infrastructure, information, resources, energy, and environmental chemical processes, we cultivate human resources who can demonstrate the power of science and technology to solve various issues including environmental problems, and who can be active internationally toward sustainable development goals.

3 Departments
~325 First-year Students
98% Career Placement Rate

Departments

DEPARTMENTS

Composed of 3 departments necessary for urban development: Architecture, Civil and Urban Systems, and Energy & Environment.

Department of Architecture

Students learn not only specialized knowledge in architecture but also human psychology and natural phenomena. Acquire knowledge and skills to create better spaces, including building structures that withstand disasters, environments for comfortable living, and the physical and psychological impacts buildings have on residents. Learn everything about architecture from design to construction and maintenance management.

Department of Civil, Environmental and Applied System Engineering

Learn knowledge for designing, constructing, and maintaining social infrastructure facilities such as roads, railways, water supply and sewerage, rivers, and ports. Cultivate engineers who can functionally design urban social infrastructure to create beautiful and safer cities. Also engage in urban planning and traffic system optimization using information technology.

Department of Energy and Environmental Engineering

Approach the solution of environmental and energy problems from a chemical engineering perspective. Learn technologies necessary for realizing a sustainable society, such as renewable energy, environmental purification technology, and resource circulation systems. Emphasize experiments and practical training to cultivate practical problem-solving abilities.

Faculty Features

FEATURES

Practical Urban Development Education

Visit actual buildings and cities to think about comfortable environments. Acquire practical techniques through fieldwork and surveying practice.

Addressing Environmental Issues

Aim for "urban development" in harmony with the global environment and challenge the solution of environmental problems. Implement education conscious of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Cultivating Design Skills

Learn the design of entire cities and individual buildings. Acquire skills that can be used even after entering society.

Experiment and Practice-Oriented Curriculum

Equipped with experimental laboratories, drafting rooms, and information processing rooms. Master necessary techniques through systematic education that corresponds classes with experiments and practical training.

Research Topics

RESEARCH TOPICS

Urban Design Architectural Design Structural Mechanics Social Infrastructure Development Transportation Systems Disaster Prevention & Mitigation Environmental Purification Technology Renewable Energy Resource Circulation Smart Cities

Career After Graduation

CAREER

Major Employers

Obayashi Corporation Kajima Corporation Sumitomo Forestry Sekisui House Takasago Thermal Engineering Takenaka Corporation Kaneka Corporation Kawasaki Heavy Industries Canon Inc. Kokuyo Co., Ltd. Daikin Industries Toyobo Co., Ltd. And many more

Graduate School Enrollment & Qualifications

Many students advance to graduate school (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Division of Environmental and Urban Engineering) to engage in more specialized research. It is also possible to aim for qualifications such as architect and professional engineer.