Graduate Program, MS, Science and Technology / Applied Chemistry Division (taught in Japanese) 24 months Postgraduate Programme By Sophia University |TopUniversities

Programme overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The graduate program conducts a wide range of research and education through specialized fields, such as fine organic synthetic chemistry, synthetic polymer chemistry, material chemistry, inorganic material chemistry, electromagnetic wave chemistry, environmental combustion chemistry, and plasma chemistry. The program aims to cultivate the ability to work creatively in the fields of applied chemistry based on the knowledge acquired in undergraduate programs, and to develop leadership skills as research engineers. There are research divisions of synthetic organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, inorganic industrial chemistry, industrial physical chemistry, and environmental chemical engineering within the program and graduate students are engaged in daily research activities in each research division.


Curriculum


The Master’s Program offers 4 credits in seminars and 24 credits in 12 lecture courses. Students must complete a total of 30 credits, including 18 credits from the above courses in their own field, mandatory courses (graduate seminars, research guidance, and master’s thesis), and courses from other fields.


The Doctoral Program can include credits earned in the Master’s Program, and 30 credits are required for completion. Both programs are open to working adults and the Graduate Program in Science and Technology / Applied Chemistry Division are well prepared to accept them. Many graduates of both the Master’s and Doctoral Program of the Applied Chemistry Division are employed in research departments of private companies and public institutions or as teachers.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The graduate program conducts a wide range of research and education through specialized fields, such as fine organic synthetic chemistry, synthetic polymer chemistry, material chemistry, inorganic material chemistry, electromagnetic wave chemistry, environmental combustion chemistry, and plasma chemistry. The program aims to cultivate the ability to work creatively in the fields of applied chemistry based on the knowledge acquired in undergraduate programs, and to develop leadership skills as research engineers. There are research divisions of synthetic organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, inorganic industrial chemistry, industrial physical chemistry, and environmental chemical engineering within the program and graduate students are engaged in daily research activities in each research division.


Curriculum


The Master’s Program offers 4 credits in seminars and 24 credits in 12 lecture courses. Students must complete a total of 30 credits, including 18 credits from the above courses in their own field, mandatory courses (graduate seminars, research guidance, and master’s thesis), and courses from other fields.


The Doctoral Program can include credits earned in the Master’s Program, and 30 credits are required for completion. Both programs are open to working adults and the Graduate Program in Science and Technology / Applied Chemistry Division are well prepared to accept them. Many graduates of both the Master’s and Doctoral Program of the Applied Chemistry Division are employed in research departments of private companies and public institutions or as teachers.

Admission Requirements

The Applied Chemistry Division (Master’s Program) seeks students with the following qualities:
 
  1. Students who have studied the field of Applied Chemistry and are motivated to perform research
  2. Students who possess the standard academic skills in Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, etc. required to study Applied Chemistry and pursue research in the field

2 Years

Tuition fees

Domestic
10,204 USD
International
10,204 USD

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