2011

Kyoto University Graduate School of Engineering/Faculty of Engineering Outline

Contents
1. Philosophy

02・03

2. Admission Policy

04・05

3. History

06

4. Organization Chart07

5. Departments & Chairs of the Graduate School of Engineering

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6. Academic Officials at the Graduate School of Engineering

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7. Statistics of Academic Staff & Administrative Staff

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8. Number of Current Undergraduate & Post-graduates

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9. Enrollment Statistics, 201112

10. Graduate Statistics

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11. 	Statistics of graduates, foreign students, invited foreign scholars& List of Overseas Affiliated Universities

14〜16

12. Research and Educational Project17

13. Public Seminars by the Faculty of Engineering

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14. Libraries & Collections Data

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15. Budgets and Facilities’ area201. Philosophy

Philosophy of the Faculty of Engineering
The pursuit of the truth is the essence of learning.
Contained therein is the notion that engineering encompasses all fields of science thatmake direct or indirect contributions to the lives of people and essentially plays a significant
role in the ongoing advancement of the global community and in the progress of civilization.
The Graduate School of Engineering and the Faculty of Engineering at Kyoto University, in
accordance with the above understanding, is committed to the development of science andtechnology in harmony with the natural environment, with an emphasis on basic research,
as well as to the provision of an education that combines a focus on the attainment ofoutstanding professional skills and high standards of morality with a balanced approach toacquiring a solid liberal arts education and sense of individuality. In engaging in suchresearch and education, we are mindful of the need to promote ties with local communities
and encourage international exchanges. We shall operate the Graduate School and theFaculty based on respect for both the autonomy of the various research and educational
bodies under our jurisdiction and the human rights of each person and will respond to theneed to be socially accountable with as much effort as we can at all times summon.

“Self-perpetuating Boy” (section)
Tadayoshi Naganuma, Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, Wakayama University

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1. Philosophy

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Kyoto University Mission Statement
Kyoto University states its mission to sustain and develop its historical commitment toacademic freedom and to pursue harmonious coexistence within human and ecologicalcommunity on this planet.

Research
1. Kyoto University will generate world-class knowledge through freedom and autonomy inresearch that conforms with high ethical standards.
2. As a university that comprehends many graduate schools, faculties, research institutes andcentres, Kyoto University will strive for diverse development in pure and applied research inhumanities, sciences and technology, while seeking to integrate these various perspectives.
Education
3. Within its broad and varied educational structure, Kyoto University will transmit high-quality
knowledge with spirit of original creation and promote independent learning rooted in mutualcommunications.
4. Kyoto University will educate outstanding and humane researchers and specialists, who willcontribute to the world’s human and ecological community.
Relationship with society
5. As a university which is aimed to committed broadly to the societies, Kyoto University willencourage mutual collaboration among local community and national society, and will disseminate knowledge informed by the ideals of freedom and peaceful coexistence.
6. As an international institution, Kyoto University will promote international academic exchange
and thereby strive to contribute to the well-being of the world.
Administration
7. In order to enhance the free development of learning, Kyoto University will pay due respect tothe administrative independence of each of its component institutions, while promoting cooperation among them.
8. Kyoto University will administration with environmental concerns and the respect for humanrights and will be accountable to society at large.

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2. Admission Policy

Philosophy and Objectives of the Graduate School of Engineering
The pursuit of the truth is the essence of learning. Engineering is an academic field that impacts the
lives of people, and is greatly responsible for the sustainability of social development and the formationof culture. The Graduate School of Engineering at Kyoto University, based on the above premise, iscommitted to the development of science and technology with an emphasis on the fundamentals andin harmony with the natural environment. At the same time, we aim to assist students in their pursuit ofa rich education with specialized knowledge, as well as the ability for its creative application, while
nurturing high ethical standards.
The graduate school aims to educate technicians and researchers at the Master’s course level toacquire a broad range of knowledge and international sensibilities and to instill highly tuned abilities forseeking out and solving problems. At the Doctorate course, research skills are nurtured through basic
and applied research and practical teachings to become leaders at the international level, able toorganize research teams in innovative research fields. To this end, the Graduate School of Engineeringoffers a joint Master’s and Doctorate education program, in addition to the conventional Master’s
program.

■ Student Profile of the Graduate School of Engineering
The Graduate School of Engineering welcomes the following:
1. Individuals who identify with the principles and objectives of the Graduate School of Engineering andpossess the basic expertise and enthusiasm to pursue them.
2. Individuals who have the basic education required to pursue the truth on their own and have the understanding and judgment to think beyond established norms.
3. Individuals who have a strong desire and initiative to pioneer new fields of knowledge.

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2. Admission Policy

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Philosophy and Objectives of the Faculty of Engineering
The Kyoto University Faculty of Engineering emphasizes the building of a solid foundation for learning,under the tradition of a liberal academic environment. A liberal academic environment is one wherestudents are encouraged to view the world free of preconceptions by garnering a scientific eye. Thisentails the development of a critical attitude toward academia, and becomes a solid foundation forlearning. It is widely perceived that the focus of the faculty of Engineering is largely on applied technologies. However, the Kyoto University approach differs from the general perception and is somewhat
unique. In short, the Kyoto University Faculty of Engineering adheres to its principle academic
approach based on its belief that a deep understanding of the basics is essential for applying technologies to a wide variety of situations in the future.
Here is a more detailed description of our undergraduate program. During the first and second years
after enrolling as undergraduate of the Kyoto University Faculty of Engineering, students take general
education courses common to all science course students. They are also required to take liberal arts,
as well as English and/or other foreign languages. At the same time, department/program specialization begins from the first year, gradually increasing in weight. In their fourth year, individuals take up a
special research project on a specific theme. Students are assigned to their chosen laboratory for theirproject, where they are able to conduct their studies in a cutting-edge environment together with graduate students and supervising academics. Students who continue on to graduate school can enjoy amore advanced level of specialized education and research guidance.
Through this approach to education, the Kyoto University Faculty of Engineering has continually turned
out alumni who are capable of applying their expertise to a broad range of activities, independently andcreatively tackling entirely new challenges, and who possess a deep knowledge base and strict senseof integrity.

■ Student Profile of the Faculty of Engineering
The following persons are welcome to enroll in our program:
1. Individuals who possess a thorough command of the knowledge from their secondary school education,
and who have the competence to undertake a post-secondary education in fundamental scientific principles
in the Faculty of Engineering.
2. Individuals who are free of preconceptions, who strive to verify and understand the mechanisms behindmatters firsthand.
3. Individuals who have the enthusiasm and vitality to creatively explore new fields of technology.

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3. History
1897

6 Kyoto Imperial University established.
9 Science and Engineering College established.
Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering courses established.

1995

4 Reorganization of Electric and Information systems.
Three undergraduate departments of Electrical Engineering, Electronics
and Electrical Engineering II reorganized as Electrical and Electronic
Engineering, two departments of Applied Mathematics and Physics as
Information Science, six departments of undergraduate (Electrical Engineering, Electronic Science, Electrical Engineering II, Mathematics andPhysics, Information Science, Applied Systems Science, respectively.
Research Laboratory for Control of Environmental Micropollutants was
renamed to Research Center for Environmental Quality Control.

1898

9 Electrical Engineering, Mining & Metallurgy, and Manufacturing Science& Technology courses established.

1914

7 Separated Science and Engineering College into 2 Colleges of Science& Engineering.
9 Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy and Industrial Chemistry course established.

1919

2 Engineering College became Faculty of Engineering.

1996

4 Reorganization of Civil Engineering and Architecture Systems.
Four undergraduate departments of Civil engineering, Environmental
and Sanitary Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Earth Resources Engineering reorganized to Global Engineering, two undergraduate departments of Architecture and Architecture II to Architecture,
respectively.
Also, seven departments of Graduate School (Civil Engineering, Environmental and Sanitary Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Mineral
Science and Technology, Architecture & Architectural Engineering,Architecture and Architectural Engineering II and Global Environment
Engineering, respectively thus completed to put priority on Graduate
Schools.
With the newly created Graduate School of Energy Science research,
Applied Energy Science and Engineering course abolished.

1920

8 Architecture and Architectural Engineering courses established.

1939

3 Fuel Chemistry Course established.

1940

4 Chemical Engineering course established.

1941

3 Textile Chemistry course established.

1942

3 Mining & Metallurgy course divided into Mining and Metallurgy courses,
Aeronautical Engineering course established.

1946

1 Aeronautical Engineering course abolish, applied physics course established.

1947

9 Kyoto Imperial University changed its name to Kyoto University.

1949

5 Launch of the new Kyoto University.

1953

4 Graduate School of Engineering established.

1997

4 With the integration to Total Information Media Center.
Integrated Media Environment Experimental Laboratory was abolished.

1954

4 Electronic Science and Engineering course established.

1955

4 Applied Physics department renamed Aeronautical Engineering department.

1998

4 With new establishment of Graduate School of Informatics (attached
Kyoto University), Electronics and Communication, Applied Mathematics and Physics, Information Science and Applied System Science wereabolished.
Attached Lon Beam Engineering Experimental Laboratory, Mesoscopic
Materials Research Center and Research Center for Environmental Quality Control transferred from Faculty of Engineering to Graduate School.

1957

4 Nuclear Engineering of the Graduate School established.

1958

4 Nuclear Engineering and Environmental and Sanitary Engineering courses established.

1959
1960

4 Automation Research Laboratory course established.

1999

4 Affiliated Quantum Science and Engineering Center established.

4 Precision Mechanics and Synthetic Chemistry courses established.

2001

1961

4 Affiliated Katsura Intec Center established.

4 Electrical Engineering II, Metal Science and Technology and Ionosphere
Research Laboratory established.
Reorganize/rename Textile Chemistry to Polymer Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering to Chemical Engineering.

2002

3 Affiliated Mesoscopic Materials Research Center abolished.
4 Affiliated Information Center established.

2003

4 Reorganization of Earth and Architecture system, as well as five graduate schools of electric systems (Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering
Systems, Earth Resources Engineering, Environment Engineering andEnvironmental Global Engineering) are reorganized with Civil and Earth
Resources Engineering, Urban Management and Urban and Environmental Engineering.
Also, Architecture and Environmental Design course was abolished andElectronics Science and Engineering course renamed Electrical Engineering.
10 Katsura campus opened.
The eight courses of Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Material Chemistry, Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Molecular Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Lon Beam Engineering Experimental Laboratory
moved to A Cluster.

2004

4 Affiliated Health, Safety and Environmental Management Center established.
10 Administration Facilities moved to B Cluster, Katsura Campus, and Architecture Engineering moved to C Cluster.

2005

4 The four majors of Engineering of Graduate Schools (Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics and Mechanics, Precision Engineeringand Aeronautics and Astronautics) reorganized to Mechanical Engineering and Science, Micro Engineering and Aeronautics and Astronautics.
10 “Japan-China Cooperative Research Laboratory on Environmental Technology” seminar was established by donation.
“Nano-Medicine Merger Education Unit” education started.

1962

4 Mechanical Engineering II course established.

1963

4 Transportation Engineering course established.

1964

4 Architecture and Architectural Engineering II courses established andMining Engineering course renamed Mineral Science and Technology
course.

1966

4 The Superheated Plasma Physics Laboratory established.
Reorganize, rename Fuel Chemistry to Hydrocarbon Chemistry.

1970

4 Information Science course established.

1975

4 Mechanical Engineering II was renamed and rearranged to Physical Engineering.

1976

5 Plasma Physics Laboratory is inaugurated as Heliotron Fusion ResearchCenter.

1978

4 Ion Beam Engineering Experimental Laboratory established.

1981

4 Lonosphere Research Laboratory was inaugurated as Kyoto University’s
Radio Science Center for Space and Atmosphere.

1983

4 Molecular Engineering course established.

1985

4 Research Laboratory for Control of Environmental Micropollutants established.

1986

4 Research Laboratory of Carbonaceous Resources Conversion Technology established.

1987

5 Applied Systems Science course established.

1989

5 Automation Research Laboratory is abolished, and Integrated Media
Environmental Laboratory established.

1991

4 Global Environment Engineering established.

1992

4 Mesoscopic Materials Research Center established.

1993

4 Reorganization of Chemistry system of five undergraduate departments(Industrial Chemistry, Hydro Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Polymer
Chemistry, Synthetic Chemistry) reorganized as Industrial Chemistry,
and five Departments (same as the undergraduate departments) andMolecular Engineering reorganized as six departments of material
chemistry, Dept. of Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Molecular Engineering) Polymer chemistry, Synthetic · Biological Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering.
6 Reorganization of Physical System. Seven undergraduate departments(Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy, Aeronautical Engineering, Nuclear
Engineering, Precision Mechanics, Metal Science & Technology andEngineering science) reorganized as Engineering Science, and sevendepartments (same as the undergraduate departments) reorganized as
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Science, Precision
Mechanics, Applied Energy Science and Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Material Engineering and Aeronautics and Astronautics.

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3. History

2006 10 The three Department of Civil and Earth Resources Engineering, Urban
Management and Urban and Environmental Engineering moved to C
Cluster.
2007

4 “Photonics and Electronics Science and Engineering Center” established.
5 Advanced Medical Engineering Research Unit established.
“JAPEX Energy Resources Engineering” seminar was established bydonation.
12 Center for Global Leadership Engineering Education established.

2008

4 “Infrastructure Safety Engineering (JR West)” established by donation.
7 “Advanced Battery Fundamentals” established by donation.
10 “Kyoto University Education Unit for Global Leaders in Advanced Engineering and Pharmaceutical Science” established.

2009

4 “Advanced transport logistics (Hanshin Expressway)” was establishedby donation.
Affiliated Quantum Science and Engineering Center reorganized.
11 “Kyoto University Urban Policy Unit for Low-Carbon Society” established2010

4 “Unit for Liveable Cities, Kyoto University” established.

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4. Organization Chart
Letters in blue：Katsura campus

Global Engineering

Faculty of Engineering

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering
Urban Management
Urban and Environmental Engineering
Architecture and Architectural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering and Science
Micro Engineering

Architecture
Engineering Science
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Informatics and Mathematical Science
Industrial Chemistry

Aeronautics and Astronautics
Nuclear Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering

Electronic Science and Engineering
Material Chemistry
Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry
Molecular Engineering
Polymer Chemistry
Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry
Chemical Engineering

Graduate School of Engineering

Electrical Engineering

General Affairs Section Chief

Urban Policy Unit for Low-Carbon Society

Personnel Affairs Section Chief

Unit for Livable Cities

Public Relations Section Chief
Library Chief (Yoshida)

Photonics and Electronics Science andEngineering Centre

General Affairs Section Chief (Department)

Research Center for Environmental Quality Management

Specialist staff (Department) (Yoshida)

Quantum Science and Engineering Center
Katsura Int'tech Center

Financial Affairs Section ChiefCenter for Information Technology

Financial Analysis and Evaluation Section Chief

Occupational Health, Safety andEnvironmental Management Center

Resources Management Section Chief
Facility Management Section ChiefCenter for Global Leadership Engineering Education
Specialist staff (Department) (Yoshida)
Contract Section Chief

Administrative
Office of Graduate
School of Engineering

General Affairs
Division Director

Specialist

Subsidy Section Chief
Accounting Section Chief

Specialist
Financial Management
Division Director

Specialist(Facility Management Section Chief)

Accounting Section Chief (Department)

Specialist staff (Department) (Yoshida)
Undergraduate Student Section Chief (Yoshida)

Office Head

Accountion Center
Division Director

Specialist(Accounting Section Chief)

Graduate Student Section Chief
Foreign Student Section ChiefStudent Affairs
Division Director (Yoshida)

Specialist(Undergraduate Student Section Chief)
Specialist

Undergraduate Student Section Chief (Department)

Cooperative Research Section Chief
International Cooperation Section Chief

Promotion of Science andTechnology Division Director

Industry Academia Exchange Section Chief
Industry Academia Cooperation Section Chief
Specialist staff (Project Support Office)4. Organization Chart07

5. Departments & Chairs of the Graduate School of Engineering
1. Departments & Chairs of the Graduate School of EngineeringGraduate School

Graduate Schoolof Engineering
17 departments,

Department

Applied Mechanics, Earth Resources Engineering, Structural Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering, Geomechanics,
Geoinformatics, Urban Infrastructure Design

Urban Management

Urban Systems Planning, Transportation Engineering and Management, Earthquake and Lifeline Engineering, Structures
Management Engineering, River System Engineering and Management, Geo-Management, Logistics Management
Systems, Environmental Geosphere Engineering

Urban and Environmental
Engineering

Environmental Geosphere Engineering, Environmental Design Engineering, Sustainable Built Environmental Engineering,
Housing and Environmental Design, Environmental Informatics, Waterfront Environmental Engineering, Composite
Structures Engineering, Environmental Systems Engineering, Environmental Health, Geofront Environmental Engineering,
Integrated Environmental Management, Built Environment Materials and Structural Systems, Architectural Environment
Systems

Architecture and ArchitecturalEngineering

Regenerative Preservation of Built Environment, Architecture and Environmental Engineering, History of Architecture,
Construction Technology of Building Structures, Architectural and Environmental Planning, Architectural Design andTheory, Structural Engineering of Building Mechanics of building structures,Architectural Construction Engineering, Sustainable Built Environmental Engineering, Housing and Environmental Design,
Built Environment Materials and Structural Systems, Architectural Environment Systems

Mechanical Engineering andScience

Design and Control of Mechanical Systems, Manufacturing Systems Engineering, Mechanics of Engineering Materials,
Fluid Engineering and Science,
Engineering Physics, Engineering Mechanics, Bio Engineering

Micro Engineering

Nonlinear Dynamics and Strength of Structures, Nano System Engineering, Nano Science, Micro System Engineering

Aeronautics and Astronautics

Dynamics in Aeronautics and Astronautics, Fundamental Studies in Aeronautics and Astronautics, System Engineering in
Aeronautics and Astronautics

Nuclear Engineering

Quantum and Beam Science, Basic Quantum Engineering, Nuclear Energy Science

Materials Science andEngineering

Metallic Materials Design, Materials Processing, Basic Science of Materials, Materials Properties, Properties of Advanced
Materials, Basic Study of Advanced Materials

Electrical Engineering

Composite Systems Theory, Electromagnetics, Electric Energy Science and Engineering, Electrical and System Theory

Electronic Science andEngineering

Integrated Function Engineering, Applied Electronic Physics, Functional Electronic Science and Engineering, Quantum
Engineering

Material Chemistry

Design of Functional Materials, Inorganic Material Chemistry, Organic Material Chemistry, Polymer Material Chemistry,
Nanomaterial

Energy and Hydrocarbon
Chemistry

Energy Conversion Chemistry, Energy Chemistry, Hydrocarbon Chemistry, Catalyst Science

Molecular Engineering

Biomolecular Function Chemistry, Molecular Theory for Science and Technology, Quantum Function Chemistry, Applied
Reaction Chemistry

Polymer Chemistry

Advanced Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Synthesis, Polymer Physics

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry

Organic System Design, Synthetic Chemistry, Biological Chemistry

Chemical Engineering

Environmental Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering Fundamentals, Chemical Systems Engineering

83 chairs,
7 facilities

Chair

Civil and Earth Resources
Engineering

Photonics and Electronics Science and Engineering Center

Research
institutes

Opened in April, 2007

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

Research Center for Environmental Quality Management

Opened in April, 2005

1-2, Yumigahama, Ohtsu

Quantum Science and Engineering Center

Opened in April, 2009

Gokasho, Uji

Katsura Int’tech Center

Opened in April, 2001

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

Center for Information Technology

Opened in April, 2002

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management
CenterOpened in April, 2004

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

Center for Global Leadership Engineering Education

Opened in December, 2007

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

Urban Policy Unit for Low-Carbon Society

Opened in November, 2009

688, Takanna-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

Unit for Liveable Cities,

Opened in April, 2010

Kyoto daigaku-katsura, Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8530

2. Undergraduate Departments & Courses at the Faculty of Engineering
Faculty

Undergraduate departments
Global Engineering

Faculty ofEngineering
6 undergrad.
Dept. 15 courses

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CourseCivil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Earth Resources and Energy Engineering

Architecture

Architecture

Engineering Science

Mechanical and Systems Engineering, Materials Science, Energy Science and Engineering,Nuclear Engineering,
Aeronautics and Astronautics

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Informatics and Mathematical Science

Computer Science, Applied Mathematics and Physics

Industrial Chemistry

Frontier Chemistry, Fundamental Chemistry, Chemical Process Engineering

5. Departments & Chairs of the Graduate School of Engineering

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6. Academic Officials at the Graduate School of Engineering
Dean

Unit Directors
Satoru Komori

Vice-Dean

Urban Policy Unit for Low-Carbon Society

Eiichi Taniguchi

Unit for Livable Cities

Eiichi Taniguchi

Councilor

Shinzaburo Ito

Undergraduate Department Heads of the Faculty of Engineering

Councilor

Masao Kitano

Global Engineering

Toshihiro Asakura

Izuru Takewaki

Architecture

Naoki Kato

Hiroyasu Ohtsu

Engineering Science

Akitomi Tachibana

Department Heads of the Graduate School of Engineering

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Hidetoshi Onodera

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

Tsuyoshi Ishida

Informatics and Mathematical Science

Toshiyuki Tanaka

Urban Management

Junji Kiyono

Industrial Chemistry

Tsunehiro Tanaka

Urban and Environmental Engineering

Yuzuru Matsuoka

Administrative Office Staff of the Graduate School of Engineering

Architecture and Architectural Engineering

Kazunori Harada

Office Director

Koichi Masuchi

Mechanical Engineering and Science

Shinji Nishiwaki

General Affairs Division Director

Susumu Tomisaka

Micro Engineering

Kenji Kimura

Specialist

Ken Nakanishi

Aeronautics and Astronautics

Hideo Yoshida

Financial Affairs Division Director

Kyohichi Tamura

Nuclear Engineering

Atsushi Fukuyama

Specialist

Michimasa Adachi

Materials Science and Engineering

Akira Sakai

Specialist

Masanori Hanada

Electrical Engineering

Tetsuo Kobayashi

Accounting Center Director

Osamu Toritsuka

Electronic Science and Engineering

Susumu Noda

Specialist

Hiroshi HigashibeMaterial Chemistry

Katsuhisa Tanaka

School Affairs Division Director

Koji Kubota

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

Hiroshi Kageyama

Specialist

Yumiko Akita

Molecular Engineering

Hirofumi Sato

Specialist

Yoshikatsu Fujii

Polymer Chemistry

Yoshiki Chujou

Promotion of Science and Technology
Division Director

Satoru Hikita

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological
Chemistry

Masato Umeda

Chemical Engineering

Shinji Hasebe

Center Directors
Photonics and Electronics Science andEngineering Center

Susumu Noda

Research Center for Environmental Quality
Management

Yuzuru Matsuoka

Quantum Science and Engineering Center

Akio Ito

Katsura Int’tech Center

Kouichi Miura

Center for Information Technology

Masao Kitano

Occupational Health, Safety andEnvironmental Management Center

Takenao Yoshizaki

Center for Global Leadership Engineering
Education

Tetsuo Sawaragi

6. Academic Officials at the Graduate School of Engineering

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7. Statistics of Academic Staff & Administrative Staff
Academic staff

(Letters in black: Yoshida area and others, Letters in blue: Katsura area) As of Apr 1, 2011
Instructors

Departments & Institutes

Associate Professors

Professors

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

13 (1)

12 (2)

Urban Management

8 (2)

9 (2)

Urban and Environmental Engineering

5 (1)

4 (1)

Architecture & Architectural Engineering

15

Mechanical Engineering and Science

Lecturer

Total

Associate
10 (2)

36 (5)

10

27 (4)1

6 (1)

16 (3)

14

1

11

41

15

8

4

10

37

Micro Engineering

5

4

7

16

Aeronautics and Astronautics

6

4

1

7

18

Nuclear Engineering

5

5

2

4

16

Materials Science and Engineering

10

9

1

10

30

Electrical Engineering

7

5

2

8

22

Electronic Science and Engineering

6

8

2

7

23

Material Chemistry

7

5

2

6

20

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

8

6

1

8

23

4 (1)

6

2

4

16 (1)

Molecular Engineering
Polymer Chemistry
Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry

1

8

6

2

8

24

7 (2)

3 (1)

4

11 (1)

25 (4)

5

1

Chemical Engineering

9

Photonics and Electronics Science and Engineering Center2

Research Center for Environmental Quality Management

21

Quantum Science and Engineering Center

1

2

Katsura Int’tech Center[1]

Center for Information Technology

[1]

[1]

[2]

Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management Center

[1]

[2]

[3]

24
4

1

5

1

4
[1]

Center for Global Leadership Engineering Education
Total

1

9
2

2
143 (99+44) (7) [3]116 (83+33) (6)2

30 (21+9) [3] 140 (100+40) (4)429 (303+126) (17) [6]Note 1) The numbers in parentheses are approximate figures for instructors shared by the Graduate School Center for Earth Environment Science and the Graduate School’sBusiness Management Research Group
Note 2) The numbers in brackets are approximate figures for instructors with multiple posts

Administrative Staff

(Letters in black: Yoshida area and others, Letters in blue: Katsura area) As of Apr 1, 2011
Departments & Institutes

Admin. staff

Technical staff

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

Total

3

Urban Management

C Cluster Office

14

Global Engineering

Global Engineering Office3

Architecture

Architecture Office2

Urban and Environmental Engineering
Architecture & Architectural Engineering

2
2

23

2
3
2

Mechanical Engineering and Science3

Micro Engineering

1

Aeronautics and Astronautics

Engineering Science Office

Nuclear Engineering

15

Materials Science and Engineering

1

25

5

Engineering Science
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Science and Engineering
Material Chemistry1

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

A Cluster Office

Molecular Engineering

16

2
1

Polymer Chemistry1

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry3

24

Chemical Engineering
Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Office3

Industrial Chemistry

Industrial Chemistry Office

4

3
4

Informatics and MathematicalScience1

1

Katsura Int’tech Center

2

2

Center for Information Technology

55

Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental Management Center4478 (55+23)

1 (1+0)79 (56+23)

135 (85+50)

40 (29+11)

175 (114+61)

OfficeTotal

10

7. Statistics of Academic Staff & Administrative Staff

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8. Number of Current Undergraduate & Post-graduates
1. Graduate School(Letters in black: Yoshida area and others, Letters in blue: Katsura area) As of Apr. 1, 2011

Master’s Course

Academic Year

Department

Year 1

Doctor Course

Year 2

Year 1

Year 2

Total

Year 3Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

77

77

27

(13)

15

(5)

21

(8)

217

(26)

Urban Management

61

65

30

(14)

16

(8)

26

(10)

198

(32)

Urban and Environmental Engineering

35

40

5

(2)

21

(14)

38

(7)

139

(23)

Architecture & Architectural Engineering

73

85

11

(4)

17

(7)

29

(6)

215

(17)

Mechanical Engineering and Science

63

64

14

(2)

14

(3)

14

(3)

169

(8)

Micro Engineering

23

30

2

(1)

9

(2)

6

(2)

70

(5)

Aeronautics and Astronautics

24

18

2

(1)

8

56

(1)

Nuclear Engineering

24

22

6

Materials Science and Engineering

44

40

12

Electrical Engineering

40

40

6

Electronic Science and Engineering

37

35

14

Materials Chemistry

31

27

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry40

Molecular Engineering

4
(6)

(1)

4
(1)

11

(2)

67

(3)

5

14

(6)

115

(12)

5

8

(2)

99

(2)

16

(3)

15

(5)

117

(9)

2

4

(1)

13

(1)

77

(2)

38

5

11

(1)

11

(1)

105

(2)

32

37

2

3

14

(2)

88

(2)

Polymer Chemistry

53

48

14

(2)

11

13

(3)

139

(5)

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry

33

36

14

(1)

8

(1)

9

(1)

100

(3)

Chemical Engineering

32

35

11

(4)

8

(4)

5

(3)

91

(11)

Total

722

737

177

(51)

175

(50)

251

(62)

2,062

(163)

(Yoshida area)

178

174

36

(10)

40

(6)

49

(13)

477

(29)

(Katsura area)

544

563

141

(41)

135

(44)

202

(49)

1,585

(134)

Note 1) Figures in parentheses are numbers of students entering in October

2. FacultyAs of Apr.1,2011

Academic Year
Undergraduate Depts.

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Total

Global Engineering

199

193

193

233

818

Architecture

83

81

83

102

349

Engineering Science

244

239

233

333

1,049

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

140

134

135

203

612

Informatics and Mathematical Science

92

93

93

154

432

Industrial Chemistry

245

246

252

338

1,081

1,003

986

989

1,363

4,341

Total

8. Number of Current Undergraduate & Post-graduates119. Enrollment Statistics, 2011
1. Graduate School
Master’s course (Number of person)
Department

Enrollment quota

ApplicantCivil and Earth Resources Engineering

66

Urban Management

64

Urban and Environmental Engineering

Enrolled
74

( 3)

55

( 6)

150

(11)

36

36

( 4)

32

( 3)

Architecture and Architectural Engineering

72

104

( 8)

70

( 3)

Mechanical Engineering and Science

56

60

( 3)

Micro Engineering

28

Aeronautics and Astronautics

23

Nuclear Engineering

172

( 8)

23

23

39

( 1)

23

( 1)

Materials Science and Engineering

38

54

( 7)

38

( 6)

Electrical Engineering

38

36

( 4)

Electronic Science and Engineering

35

36

( 1)

Material Chemistry

29

30

( 1)

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

38

39

( 1)

Molecular Engineering

34

31

( 1)

Polymer Chemistry

46

46

( 7)

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry

31

32

( 1)

Chemical Engineering

31

35

( 2)

30

( 2)

Total

688

929

(65)

679

(43)

24

110

229

( 9)

(15)

Note : ( ) = Approximate number of foreign students

Doctorate course (Number of person)
Department

Enrollment quota

ApplicantEnrolled

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

12

12

[ 6]

( 2)

12

[ 6]

( 2)

Urban Management

12

12

[ 3]

( 4)

12

[ 3]

( 4)

Urban and Environmental Engineering

10

1

( 2)

1

Architecture and Architectural Engineering

24

5

[ 1]

( 2)

5

[ 1]

( 2)

Mechanical Engineering and Science

18

9

[ 3]

( 3)

9

[ 3]

( 3)

Micro Engineering

8

3

[ 1]

1

[ 1]

Aeronautics and Astronautics

8

1

1

Nuclear Engineering

9

6

6

( 2)

Materials Science and Engineering

10

7

[ 3]

6

[ 3]

Electrical Engineering

10

6

[ 2]

6

[ 2]

Electronic Science and Engineering

10

12

[ 1]

12

[ 1]

2

[ 1]

3

[ 3]

2

[ 1]

( 2)

10

[ 1]

( 1)

12

( 1)

( 1)

Material Chemistry

9

3

[ 1]

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

11

3

[ 3]

Molecular Engineering

12

3

[ 1]

Polymer Chemistry

15

10

[ 1]

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry10

13

Chemical Engineering

9

5

[ 1]

( 2)

5

[ 1]

( 2)

197

111

[27]

(21)

105

[27]

(21)

Total

( 2)

( 2)
( 2)
( 1)

Note : [ ] = Number of working applicants ( ) = Approximate number of foreign students

2. Faculty
Classification
Undergraduate

Enrollment
quota

Applicants
Male

FemaleEnrolled
Total

Male

FemaleTotal

Global Engineering

185

536 (15)61 ( 9)597 (24)

183 (10)16 ( 4)

Architecture and Architectural Engineering80

140 ( 2)62 ( 2)202 ( 4)63 ( 1)20 ( 0)199 (14)83 ( 1)Engineering Science

235

534 (10)29 ( 0)563 (10)235 ( 7)9 ( 0)

244 ( 7)140 ( 7)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

130363 ( 8)16 ( 2)379 (10)136 ( 6)4 ( 1)

Information and Mathematical Science90

258 ( 3)16 ( 2)274 ( 5)87 ( 1)5 ( 1)

92 ( 2)

Industrial Chemistry235

536 ( 5)94 ( 8)630 (13)209 ( 2)36 ( 3)245 ( 5)

Total

955

2,367 (43)278 (23)

2,645 (66)913 (27)90 ( 9)1,003 (36)Note : ( ) = Number of foreign students

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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

10. Graduate Statistics
1. Number of graduate (by department)

2. Number of Doctor graduateAs of Apr. 1, 2011

Type

Doctor of Engineering

Master’s Course

Doctorate Course (Latter)

F/Y2010

Total

As of April 1, 2011
Research Guidance Dept.
dismissals

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

45

301

11

Urban Management

47

332

12

Urban (and) Environmental Engineering

80

596

27

1,996

143

Transportation Engineering

598

14

Civil Engineering Systems

240

23

Earth Resources Engineering

681

40

Environmental and Sanitary Engineering

620

54

Undergraduate Dept.

Environmental Engineering

205

8Civil Engineering

3,222

3,222

Global Environment Engineering

501

30

Mechanical Engineering

2,122

2,122

2,112

2,112

357

357

CourseDepartment

Civil Engineering

Architecture and Architectural Engineering

55

Old University
System

According to the degree law before June, 1920
According to the degree law after July, 1920

New Education Postdoctoral
SystemBy submitting doctoral thesis

42 (28)
1,338
3,438
4,058

Total

8,876

(28)

Note : Number in ( ) is obtained by recommendation

3. Numbers of Graduates (by major)
Acadenuc YearF/Y 19522009

F/Y2010

Total

1,595

144

Electrical Engineering

Architecture and Architectural Engineering II

514

51

MiningArchitecture and Environmental Design

159

17

Mineral Science and Technology

1,073

1,073

Mechanical Engineering and Science

64

301

5

Metallurgy

1,532

1,532

Micro Engineering

20

121

9

Industrial Chemistry

2,125

2,125

1,154

78

Architecture

2,207

2,207

Mechanical Engineering and Science
Engineering Science

462

38

Fuel Chemistry

443

443

Engineering Physics and Mechanics

212

6

Hydrocarbon Chemistry

1,296

1,296

Precision Mechanics

860

56

Chemical Engineering

295

295

Nuclear Engineering

991

136

Chemical Engineering

1,244

1,244

Metallurgy

634

47

Polymer Chemistry

1,225

1,225

Metal Science and Technology

567

43

Textile Chemistry

250

250

558

12

Applied Physics

116

116

Material Science and Engineering

31

40

Applied Energy Science and Engineering57

2

Electronics

1,606

1,606

Aeronautical Engineering

388

32

Aeronautical Engineering

810

810

714

714

Aeronautics and Astronautics

20

280

15

Nuclear Engineering

Electrical Engineering

38

1,195

99

Environmental and Sanitary Engineering

1,390

1,390

Electronic Science and Engineering

37

1,061

80

Applied Mathematics and Physics

1,448

1,448

Electronic Science and Engineering

227

15

Precision Mechanics

1,379

1,379

Electrical Engineering II

730

67

Synthetic Chemistry

1,259

1,259

Electronics and Communication

110

2Electrical Engineering II

1,447

1,447

Applied Mathematics and Physics

785

84

Metal Science and Technology

1,220

1,220

Information Science

508

44

Mechanical Engineering II

505

505

Applied Systems Science

342

10

Transportation Engineering

1,284

1,284

1,263

212

Architecture II

1,149

1,149

447

22

Information Science

1,037

1,037

758

137

Engineering and Science

480

480

579

30

(New) Industrial Chemistry

3,141

233

3,374

Industrial Chemistry
Material Chemistry30

Hydro Carbon Chemistry
Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry34

Molecular Engineering

31

722

53

(New) Engineering Science

3,035

236

3,271

Polymer Chemistry

48

1,651

270

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1,556

137

1,693

582

157

Informatics and Mathematical Science

1,048

91

1,139

481

54

Global Engineering

2,042

191

2,233

(New) Architecture

Synthetic Chemistry
Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry26

Chemical Engineering

31

1,241

114

Total

677

27,605

2,503

Total

933

79

1,012

47,102967

48,069

10. Graduate Statistics

1311. Statistics of graduates, foreign students, invited foreign scholars& List of Overseas Affiliated Universities
1. Number of research students	
StatusDept.

Research
students

As of Apr. 1, 2011

Research Special Special
fellows auditing researchSpecial students students

2. Number of Foreign students (by country) As of Apr. 1, 2011
Graduate school

Classification
Total

Faculty

Master’s
CourseDoctorate
Course

51

42

159

13

17

Origins

Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

1 (1)

1

2 (1)

Asia (23)Urban Management

4 (2)

1

5 (2)

China

66

Urban and Environmental Engineering

1 (1)

Macao

1

Architecture and Architectural Engineering

10 (6)

3

Indonesia

1

3

Mechanical Engineering and Science

2 (1)

1

Micro Engineering

1

1 (1)
13 (6)

Materials Science and Engineering

1

9

10

4 (1)

South Korea

23

14

41

78

1 (1)

2 (1)

Malaysia

1

4

9

14

Mongol

2

2 (1)

1

1

Nepal

5

5

Pakistan

3

3

2 (1)

Bahrain1

12

Myanmar

1

1

4

The Philippines

4

4

Sri Lanka

22Singapore

1

1

2

8

10

2

15

17

1

9

12

2

2 (1)

Electronic Science and Engineering

1

1 (1)

2

Materials Chemistry

4

Energy and Hydrocarbon Chemistry

1

2

2

Cambodia

Aeronautics and Astronautics
Electrical Engineering

1

1

Nuclear Engineering

Iran

Total

3

Molecular Engineering

2 (2)Polymer Chemistry

3 (1)

7

10 (1)

Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry

2 (1)

1 (1)

3 (2)

Vietnam

1

India

4

6

1 (1)

Lebanon1

1

Jordan11Bangladesh

11Chemical Engineering

2 (2)

1

Global Engineering

1 (1)Architecture

TaiwanThailandEngineering Science

1 (1)

1 (1)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1 (1)

1 (1)

Africa (4)Information and Mathematical Science

3 (3)

3 (3)

Egypt
Kenya

Industrial Chemistry
Total

Hong Kong

30(16)13

6 (6)

13 (3)

62(25)

Note 1 ( ) = Number of foreign students
Note 2 : Trainees are included in research fellows

2

1

1

2

Zambia

4

4

1

3

1

Tanzania1
1

1

Italia1

1

France11Germany

1

1Russia1

1

Estonia11

Europe (9)Greece1

Azerbaijan

1

Croatia
Hungary

1
1
1

1

1
1

North America (3)
USA

2

3

Canada1

1

1

Mexico4435South America (6)Brazil1

1

Republic of Honduras

1

1

Nicaragua

11Uruguay

1

Chile

1
1

Peru

1

1
1

Oceania (1)New Zealand
Total (46)14

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1
101

90

1
194

385

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

3. Number of foreign research students
StatusOrigins

Research
students

Specialauditing
students

As of Apr 1, 2011

Special Short-term
research international
students
students

4. Number of invited foreign scholars
Status

Total
Origins

Invitedforeignscholars

China

6South Korea

4

Taiwan3

Malaysia

1

1

1

8

India

4

Indonesia

1

Total

2

3

South Korea

51

Thailand

1

India

1

1

TaiwanIndonesia

1

1

China

2

Bangladesh

1Europe (3)German2

Sweden2
12Philippines

2

Malaysia

1

Europe (11)Canada

1

1

1

1
25

Oceania (1)New Zealand
16

6

3

0

2
1
5

2

1

5
4

4
5

1

7
1

1

1

1

Ireland

North America (1)Total (11)Foreign
Foreigncoresearcher researcher

Asia (9)Asia (6)RussiaAs of 2010

1

1

1

1

2

Italy

1

Austria1

1

Cyprus11

Greece1

1

Sweden1

Czech
Germany

1
1

1

3

3

Norway1

12France224Belgium1

1

Africa (1)Algeria1

1

Middle East (1)
UAE

1

1

North America (1)
USA

3

2

5

1

1

South America (1)BrazilTotal (24)

24

27

2

11. Statistics of graduates, foreign students, invited foreign scholars& List of Overseas Affiliated Universities

5315

5. Overseas Affiliated Universities with Academic Exchange
Classification
Institution
Area, Country(As of Apr .1, 2011)
Academic Exchange
Agreements (AEA)

Students Exchange
Agreements (SEA)

Asia (6)China

Dalian University of Technology○ (2003. 7. 3)

Graduate School of Tongji University○ (2005.12.31)

Harbin Institute of Technology○ (2008. 9. 1)○ (1999. 7. 1)

Shanghai Jiao Tong University
TaiwanNational Cheng Kung University, College of Engineering

South Korea

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology○ (2006.11.21)○ (2002.11. 4)

Asian Institute of Technology, (School of Engineering and Technology etc)

○ (2008. 5.21)

ThailandThe Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment of King Mongkut’s
University of Technology Thonburi○ (2009.10.19)

King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang○ (2009.11.24)

VietnamHanoi University of Civil Engineering○ (2005.12.24)

Malaysia

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Built Environment,etc○ (2009.10.14)

Europe (8)Czech Rep.
FranceGermany

Czech Technical University in Prague○ (1992. 7. 1)

Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble○ (1991.11.18)

Université Pierre-et-Marie-Curie○ (1992.11.10)

The Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Faculty ofEngineering Sciences○ (2002. 2. 1)

Heinrich Heine-University, Düsseldorf○ (2002. 5.17)○ (2002. 7.29)

Dortmund University○ (2002.12.18)○ (2003. 3.28)

Kaiserslautern University○ (2002.12.20)○ (2003. 1.30)

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology○ (2004. 3.22)○ (2004. 9. 3)○ (2006. 1.30)

University of Freiburg, Faculty of Engineering
University of Freiburg, Dept. of Engineering(Three-university alliance including Michigan State University, USA)○ (2004.10.30)

The Netherlands

Delft University of Technology○ (1998. 1. 1)

NorwayNorwegian University of Science and Technology(Former Trondheim University + Norway Engineering College)○ (1990. 9. 1)

Chalmers University of Technology○ (2002.12.19)

Linköping University○ (2009.11.26)

UK & Northern Ireland

The University of Birmingham, School of Chemical Sciences,etc○ (2003.12. 5)

Switzerland

Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich

Sweden○ (1999. 6.23)○ (1998. 4.20)○ (2009.11.16)○ (2010. 7.15)

North America (2)USA

University of Wisconsin, Madison, Dept. of Engineering○ (1990. 8. 1)

University of Washington, Dept. of Engineering○ (1991.10.15)

University of Texas at Austin, Dept. of Engineering○ (1991.12. 1)

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dept.

○ (1995. 1. 1)

University of Florida, College of Education, School of Teaching and Learning○ (2004. 4.26)

University of Michigan, School of Engineering(Three-university alliance including Freiburg University, Germany)○ (2004.10.30)

University of Florida, College of Engineering○ (2008. 6. 9)

The City University of New York, Energy Institute○ (2010. 5.18)

The University of Western Ontario, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Science○ (2004. 6.23)

BrazilUniversity of São Paulo, Dept. of Engineering○ (2004. 6.16)

17 countries

36 Universities

CanadaSouth America (1)Basically, agreements remain in force for a period of five years. Contact addresses for each agreement are as follows:
SEA - International Cooperation Section (090gkokkyo@mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp) AEA - Foreign Student Section (090kryugakusei@mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp)

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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

12. Research and Educational Project
Global COE Program■ International Center for Integrated Research and Advanced Education in Material Science●(Project Leader : Prof. Mitsuo Sawamoto)

(Since 2007)■ Center of Excellence for Education and Research on Photonics and Electronics science and Engineering●(Project Leader : Prof. Susumu Noda)

(Since 2007)■ Global Center for Education and Research on Human Security Engineering for Asian Megacities●(Project Leader : Prof. Yuzuru Matsuoka) (Since 2008)

New Engineering Education Program■ Support Program for Distinctive University Education “Synergy Effect on Engineering Education Using

Coalition”

(Since 2004)

Honorary Lectures■ Energy Resources Development Engineering (JAPEX)

(Since 2007)(Since 2008)(Since 2008)(Since 2007)■ Infrastructure Safety Engineeing (WEST JR)■ Advanced Battery Fundamentals ■ Advanced transport logistics (Hanshin Expressway) Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Core University Program■ China (Tsinghua University) Urban Environmental Engineering(Since 2001)

Urban and Environmental Management & Control

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Core-to-Core Program■ Advanced Particle Handling Science (Since 2006)■ Cooperating institution:University of Florida (USA), University of Leeds (UK), The University of Melbourne(Australia), The Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (German),Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich (Swiss)

Special Coordination Fund for Promoting Science and Technology■ Innovative Techno-Hub for Integrated Medical Bio-Imaging■ Creative Human Resources Promotion System for New Fields of Technology
■ Training Program for Global Leaders in Cutting-edge Technology	■ Kyoto University Urban Policy Unit for Low-Carbon Society■ Research on High Resolution Digitization of Asian World Heritage FY 2009-2011(Since 2006)(Since 2006)(Since 2008)(Since 2009)

Support program for the advanced multidiciplinary education unit
■ Unit for Liveable cities, Kyoto University(Since 2010)

Advanced Education Program for Career Development of Foreign Students from Asia
■ Industry-Academia Global Engineering Human Resource Development Program(Since 2007)

Japanese government’s Global 30 Program■ Kyoto University Programs for Future International Leaders(Since 2009)

Science and math student support project■ Global Leadership Engineering Education program(Since 2007)
12. Research and Educational Project17

13. Public Seminars by the Faculty of Engineering

2010
Human,Social andEngineering
Now of Engineering

2009Life and Engineering

2008
Life and Engineering

2007
Connection of Humanand Engineeing

2006
Engineering toSupport Health18

Are Japanese RC Buildings resistant to Earthquakes?

Susumu Kono

Innovative heat insulation plastic foams for eco-house– State of the Arts of plastic foaming

Masahiro Oshima

Creating liveable cities

Eiichi Taniguchi

Let us write computer programs

Taiichi Yuasa

Carbone Dioxide Capture and Storage

Toshifumi Matsuoka

On Search Systems

Masatoshi Yoshikawa

Bright future led by solid state lighting– Development of new light emitting diode –Yoichi Kawakami

BAD VIBRATION AND GOOD VIBRATION

Hiroshi Matsuhisa

Wonders of Cellular Phone

Tatsuro Takahashi

To Diagnose Health Conditions by Molecules– New Diagnostic Technology of Super-aging Society –Seiichi Nishimoto

Science of Metal that supports our Safety of Life
– Hidden Nano-technology –Yasuharu Shirai

Traditional Lifestyle and Town Development

Yasuo Takahashi

Acoustics in our daily lives

Hirotsugu Takahashi

Why Greenhouse Gas Make the Earth Warmer?

Masahiro Kawasaki

Signal Processing– Digital Signal Processing and Control Theory –Yutaka Yamamoto

Catastrophe Risk

Charles Scawthorn

Health Risks Evaluation

Shinsuke Morisawa

To Protect Society Intellectual Environment and Robots

Yasuyuki Sumi

Advanced Imaging Technology for Brain Function Research

Tetsuo Kobayashi

Ecological Functions Nurtured Technology

Naohide Tomita

13. Public Seminars by the Faculty of Engineering

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

14. Libraries & Collections Data
Collections

As of Apr. 1, 2011

Books
LibraryJapanese

Foreignlanguages

Journals (Number of titles)
Total

Japanese

Foreignlanguages

Total

1

Common Library(Common/Chemistry-related)

618

15,884

16,502

138

530

668

2

Library of Global Engineering

16,644

39,15155,795

1,097

1,058

2,155

3

Library of Architecture

65,17033,96399,133

956

510

1,466

4

Library of School of Engineering
Science

13,562

41,66555,227

202

740

942

5

Library of Department of Aeronautics
and Astronautics

5,217

14,017

19,234

56

222

278

6

Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Library

18,73524,88043,615

902

679

1,581

7

Library of Chemistry and Chemical
Engineering

8,090

22,10130,191

75

340

415

Total

128,036

191,661

319,697

3,426

4,079

7,505

14. Libraries & Collections Data1915. Budgets and Facilities’ area
1. BudgetCategory

F/Y2008(¥1000)

F/Y2009(¥1000)

F/Y2010(¥1000)Labor cost

6,046,902

5,861,277

5,354,646

General expenses

1,833,757

2,289,101

2,124,132

Research cost on consignment (Intake)

2,636,951

2,569,477

2,775,951

773,072

700,102616,045

Subsidy for Scientific Study (Intake)

3,298,738

3,445,081

2,717,543

Donation for scholarship (Intake)

670,592

397,225

524,146

collaborative study (Intake)

Including “Special Coordination Fund for
Promoting Science and Technology”

Including COE
Including honorary lectures

2. Building Area
Building

As of Apr. 1, 20112

Area (m )1. Main Campus

Building

Area (m2)

2. Katsura Campus

Okada Memorial House240

A Cluster A1 Bldg

11,631

Research Bldg. No.3

426

A Cluster A2 Bldg

9,409

Civil Engineering Research Laboratory484

A Cluster A3 Bldg

8,451

2,993

A Cluster A4 Bldg

9,729

664

C Cluster C1 Bldg

25,736

Multidiscipline Bldg (Faculty of Engineering, 3rd Bldg North Bldg)

4,613

C Cluster C2 Bldg

8,738

Electrical Engineering Integrated Bldg

1,846

Low Temperature Center

378

Old Construction Department Substation

514

Effluent Treatment Plant

63

Research Bldg.No.4
Faculty of Engineering, 3rd Bldg A Bldg

Faculty of Engineering, 1st Bldg

3,894

EM Center Bldg

2,803

Faculty of Engineering, Experimental Research Bldg

1,093

Katsura Int’tech Center Bldg

6,328

RI Experinmantal Research Bldg.

2,744

Administration Bldg

4,695

Physical related Bldg.

18,063

C Cluster Office Bldg

295

Faculty of Engineering, 6th Bldg.

1,501

Others125

Faculty of Engineering, 6th Bldg, new annex

181

Sub total

88,381

Hydrocarbon Chemistry Laboratory

175

Architecture Drawing Room

252

Architecture Historic Bldg.

1,666

3. Uji Campus and Ohtsu Area
Nuclear Engineering laboratory

2,568

Research Bldg. No.5

598

Super Aerodynamic Expermental laboratory

670

Faculty of Engineering Saka

784

Wind Tunnel Laboratory for Aerospace Engineering

817

Faculty of Engineering, 8th Bldg.

2,812

Joint Research Laboratory Bldg

2,077

Faculty of Engineering, 10th Bldg.

508

Water Pollution Control Laboratory

789

Faculty of Engineering, 11th Bldg.

3,412

Research Center for Environmental Quality Management

500

Faculty of Engineering, 3rd Bldg. South Bldg

1,193

Faculty of Engineering, 3rd Bldg, West Bldg

3,910

Faculty of Engineering Integrated Research Bldg

4,816

Others186

Sub total

59,56820Note

15. Budgets and Facilities’ area

Sub total

7,421

Grand total

155,370