There is a reason why our students are highly competitive when finding jobs regardless of the chosen career path.
There is a growing need for people who possess broad ranging specialties in science and engineering as well as practical abilities. All of our teaching staff provides support to students. You can select a career path based on your aptitudes and interests.
Enhanced Education about Careers
Employment for alumni;
breakdown by business type (2011-2015)
Results for
Division of Intelligent Mechanical Systems graduates and
Department of Intelligent Mechanical Systems degree holders.
(Including data of the division/department of Human Mechatronics Systems)
Our division and department have strength in career education rooted in close partnership with industries. You will have ample opportunities to participate in internships and project exercises. In close cooperation with businesses, you can continuously learn about your own interests while feeling connected to society.
While hunting for a job, you have access to many different alternatives. Because our division’s education focuses not only on engineering approaches to solve the challenges of modern society but also on language and presentation skills necessary for real jobs, your education is applicable to diverse fields, including materials, processing, machinery, electrical appliances, ICT systems, consulting, finance, services, and government agencies.
In addition, we provide individual counseling regarding a career path based on your personality. There are abundant opportunities to obtain information regarding careers, such as career-path seminars where our graduates currently working for industry, academia, or government explain their jobs and the career paths. These initiatives have lead to our students’ consistent success while job hunting.
