- Undergraduate School Entrance Examinations
Please view the information on entrance examinations available here. - Graduate School Entrance Examinations
Please view the information on entrance examinations available here.
Guide to master's course entrance examinations for the academic majors of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Responses to warnings that occur while graduate school entrance examinations are being conducted
Sample questions for graduate school entrance examinations.
For the international student entrance examinations held in November, English proficiency will be assessed solely based on TOEFL or TOEIC scores. You must submit your score report along with your other application materials at the time of application. Please refer to the Admissions Guidelines for details.
Starting with the 2027 academic year admissions cycle, the admissions process for international students will require applicants to write an essay in English regarding the research they plan to conduct in the graduate program. In the essay, please discuss the objectives of your proposed research and its significance from the perspectives of materials science and engineering (including its potential for practical application). The specific essay prompt will be provided on the day of the exam.
Guidelines
Word count: Approximately 500–700 words.
You may use figures and mathematical equations as needed.
The essay will be evaluated primarily on the basis of scientific understanding, logical reasoning, and clarity of explanation, rather than minor grammatical errors.
The time limit is 90 minutes.
- We are actively admitting doctors who are adult members of society. If you are interested,
Please contact the laboratory of interest directly. - Postdoctorate researchers and Research Students
We are advancing a diverse range of projects in the three academic majors of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. For admissions information for postdoctorate researchers and research students, Please check the website for the respective laboratory.