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Features

In Japan, we have so many natural disasters. We need comprehensive countermeasures to prevent and reduce disasters in terms of both disaster-resistant hardware (structures) and human-environmental friendly software (disaster-prevention training, environmental awareness). Meanwhile, the structure of society is changing rapidly. In rural areas, besides the decentralization of public facilities, depopulation is advancing due to the falling birthrate and aging population. We need to consider what kind of social structure is suitable for the community and the environment.
Now, having experienced the unprecedented Great East Japan Earthquake, we aim to educate and research of the three main fields in our course, “construction”, “environment” and “disaster prevention”.
We strive to foster engineers and researchers who will work for the establishment of the safe and secure society and a creation of a sustainable society that is both human and environmentally friendly.

Contents of Study

Field of Environmental Engineering

Environmental problems, such as air, water, and soil, are coming to the surface and there is a great burden on the environment. Furthermore, there is a huge amount of challenges to build a recycling-based society where humans and nature can coexist. In the field of environmental engineering, students will study a variety of environmental subjects, including environmental engineering and resource recycling engineering.

Field of Construction Engineering

For disaster-resistant hardware, durable structures and materials must be used, and long-term diagnosis, repair and reinforcement, and maintenance and management are essential. In the field of construction engineering, students will study a variety of construction engineering, including structural mechanics, construction materials and facility maintenance and management engineering.

Field of Disaster Prevention Engineering

We must increase our knowledge about disaster prevention and town planning for the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake and sustainable regional development. In the field of disaster prevention engineering, students will study a variety of disaster prevention engineering, including urban planning studies, water and landslide disaster prevention engineering and regional recovery development exercises.

Curriculum

First year	Second year	Third year	Fourth year
Specialized Basic Courses
●Basic Mathematics ●Calculus Ⅰ ●Calculus Ⅱ ●Linear Algebra ●Physics Ⅰ ●Physics Ⅱ ●Chemistry Ⅰ ●Chemistry Ⅱ	●Differential Equations ●Physics Laboratory ●Chemistry Laboratory ◯Vector Analysis ◯Probability and Statistics ◯Earth Science	◯Fourier Analysis
Civil Infrastructure and Environment Course Studies
●Exercises in Regional Economic Revitalization Ⅰ ○Introduction to Regional Economic Revitalization Theory	●Surveying Practicum Ⅰ ●Surveying Practicum Ⅱ ●Structural Mechanics Ⅱ ●Concrete Engineering ●Reinforced Concrete Engineering ●Hydraulics Ⅰ ●Hydraulics Ⅱ ●Soil Mechanics Ⅰ ●Soil Mechanics Ⅱ ●City Planning ●Transportation Planning ●Water and Sewage Works Engineering ○Exercises in Regional Economic Revitalization Ⅱ	●Civil and Environmental Engineering Laboratory ●Exercises in Civil and Environmental Programming ●English for Technology Ⅰ ●Structural Mechanics Exercises ●Design and Drawing ●Construction Methods ○Exercises in Regional Economic Revitalization Ⅲ ○Numerical Analysis ○Steel Structures ○Construction Materials Science ○Engineering for Facility Maintenance and Management ○Exercises in Hydraulics ○River and Coastal Engineering ○Exercises in Soil Mechanics ○Geological Engineering ○Geotechnical Engineering ○Earthquake Engineering ○Engineering for Seismic and Volcanic Disaster Prevention ○Engineering for Water and Sediment Disaster Prevention ○Public Policy ○Water Environmental Engineering ○Atmospheric Environmental Engineering ○Geoenvironmental Engineering ○Ecological Environmental Conservation ○Resource Circulation Engineering ○Special Exercises	●English for Technology Ⅱ ●Graduation Research
Common Courses within Science
●Surveying ○Circuit Theory Ⅰ ○Electricity and Magnetism Ⅰ ○Basic Computer Engineering	●Structural Mechanics Ⅰ ●Environmental Engineering ○Analog Electronic Circuits ○Discrete Mathematics ○Logic Circuits ○Mechanics of Materials Ⅰ ○Mechanical Dynamics ○Mechanical Design
Common Courses within the Fuculty
●Introduction to Soft Path Science and Engineering		●Ethics for Engineers	○Nuclear Engineering ○Quality Control and Industrial Management Plan
		○Introduction to Intellectual Property ○Selected Topics in Patent Law
		○Internships
	○Overseas Training in English for Science and Engineering

●Compulsory Subjects ○Elective Subjects

Career Paths

Civil infrastructure supports our social lives itself. It consists of transportation networks such as roads, railroads, airports and ports as well as water, gas, electricity and communications. Experts who can plan, design, build, maintain and manage the infrastructure while considering the environment are needed for a safe, secure, affluent life in our communities. Graduates will be outstanding in a variety of fields.

General contractor / construction and environmental consultants / infrastructure / transportation / high-ranking civil servants of engineering / go on to graduate school, etc.

Faculty Members

ITO Ayumi Professor	Development of environmental cleanup methods using microbes and functional materials
ONISHI Hiroshi Professor	Research into steel structure durability and soundness assessment
OGASAWARA Toshinori Professor	Research into building stress-resistance evaluation during a flowing flood
KOSHIYA Shin Professor	Clarification of the geotectonics of seismogenic layers
MINAMI Masaaki Professor	Planning and management of urban and transportation systems
ISHIKAWA Nao Associate Professor	Behavior of elements in the soil or water environment
OKAWARA Masafumi Associate Professor	Clarification of slope failure mechanisms and development of preventive technologies
OKADA Shinsuke Associate Professor	Distribution of the active fault, subsurface structure, and its tectonic evolution
OYAMADA Tetsuya Associate Professor	Causes of and measures against deterioration of concrete structures due to frost damage
KAMOSHIDA Naoto Associate Professor	Research into Seismic Response of rock structure
SAITO Mitsugu Associate Professor	Development of collection and measurement methods for atmospheric pollutants
YAMAMOTO Hidekazu Associate Professor	Development of predictions for degree of seismic risk and simple and easy investigation method for ground and soil
KOYAMA Takeshi Assistant Professor	Development of equipment that supports daily life using robot technology
TANIMOTO Shinsuke Assistant Professor	Study on Urban Deveropment in Rural Area
HAREYAMA Wataru Assistant Professor	Development of technologies to remediate polluted groundwater and soil
MATSUBAYASHI Yuriko Assistant Professor	Numerical simulations to predict fluid motion in waves