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At the School of Fundamental Science and Engineering, education and research focus on the fundamental science of next-generation key technologies in the fields of materials, energy, aerospace, and information, along with the fundamental and applied mathematics that lie at the core of such technologies. Our aim is to foster the development of self-challenging human resources who, having mastered the fundamental sciences that underpin modern technology - such as mathematical science, information science, mechanical science, materials science, electronic and photonic science, and intermedia art and science - stand ready to fulfill society's need for advances into new fields.
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Message from Professor Shin'ichi Oishi, the Dean of the School of Fundamental
Science and Engineering.
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This section introduces the first year common curriculum, departmental electives for the second year; and specialized courses available from the second year onwards.
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The most significant change to the Faculty of Science and Engineering's admission system caused by the Faculty's reorganization is the adoption of across-the-board admission by the School of / Graduate School of Fundamental Science and Engineering.
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The following messages from former graduates working in key industries give you an idea of career options after graduation.
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