Admissions in October 2024
Admissions in April 2025
Fukushima University Graduate School of
Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology(Master's Program)◇ Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology◇ Major in Environmental Radioactivity

Application Guide*The application for entrance examination at Fukushima University must be submitted on-line.
Online application registration alone does not complete the application process.
(All application procedures are completed by sending or bringing all application documents by simple
registered express mail.)

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Application Guide for Fukushima University Graduate School of Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology(Master's Program)
1-1. Admission Policy for the Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology (Master's Program) ............ 1
1-2. Admission Policy for the Major in Environmental Radioactivity (Master's Program) .....................................22.

Number of Students to be Admitted ...............................................................................................................3

3.

Application Qualification .................................................................................................................................3

4.

Application Procedure .....................................................................................................................................55.

Selection Method ......................................................................................................................................... 11

6.

Exam Schedule and Venue ........................................................................................................................... 12

7.

Preliminary Consultations for Applicants with Disabilities........................................................................... 128.

Security Export Control................................................................................................................................. 12

9.

Announcement of Successful Applicants ..................................................................................................... 13

10. Enrollment Procedure and Precautions ....................................................................................................... 13
11. Reduction or Exemption of Admission and Tuition Fees.............................................................................. 13
12. Matters of Note ............................................................................................................................................ 14
13. Exam Fee Exemption for Those Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake(including the Nuclear Power Plant Accident) and Other Serious Disasters ................................................ 14
14. Special Measures for Education Method ..................................................................................................... 15
15. Extended-Study Plan .................................................................................................................................... 15

The Master’s Program of Fukushima University Graduate School of Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology
consists of two Majors in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology and in Environmental Radioactivity. The
Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology consists of four courses (Mathematics and Information
Systems Course, Physics and Mechatronics Course, Material and Energy Science Course, and Life andEnvironmental Sciences Course), and the Major in Environmental Radioactivity consists of the Environmental
Radioactivity Course. Please refer to our website for more details of majors or courses.
< Graduate School of Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology >https://www.sss.fukushima-u.ac.jp/en?lang=en

Application Guide for Fukushima University Graduate School of Symbiotic Systems
Science and Technology (Master’s Program)
1-1. Admission Policy (Student Acceptance Policy) for the Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology(Master's Program)○ Educational Objectives and the Qualities Sought in Prospective Students
Global warming due to greenhouse gases, depletion of fossil resources, and environmental degradation inconnection with economic development have become global problems. It is crucial to develop new technologies
that can enable us to save energy and resources, which would realize economic growth while maintaining
symbiosis with nature. In Japan, society is aging rapidly, and advanced support systems are required in the careand medical fields. Also, considering the decline in the working population, innovation in industrial structure isrequired.
To resolve such problems, we need human resources who have a global view, multifaceted perspectives, the ability
to think in a new framework of "symbiotic systems science" and correspond thereto, and not be restricted by theexisting framework of scientific technology.
The Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology will select suitable human resources who have the will toconstruct new systems sciences for symbiosis among human beings, industry, and environment; and have a strong
desire to pursue problem resolution actively.
In this Major, there are four courses of specialization that develop professional knowledge, expertise and skills,
the ability to use practical knowledge and solve problems, and the attitude to understand phenomena frommultifaceted perspectives through the following research. We seek students who are interested in any of thesecourses, and who think that the course of their choice is suitable for them.
[Mathematics and Information Systems Course]
Research in mathematics, information science, and management systems engineering, as well as mathematics andinformation systems fields based thereon[Physics and Mechatronics Course]
Research in physics, mechanical engineering, electric and electronics engineering, and control engineering, as well
as physics and mechatronics fields based thereon[Material and Energy Science Course]
Research in chemistry, material engineering, chemical engineering, energy engineering, and material and energy
science fields based thereon.
[Life and Environmental Sciences Course]
Research in biology, psychology, earth science, meteorology, hydrology, and life and environment fields based
thereon.

○ Knowledge, Skills, and Will sought in Applicants
To develop professionals with practical ability to contribute to the region in the new academic framework ofsymbiotic systems science, we seek students or working persons who have the following knowledge, skills, andwill to conduct studies and write a thesis in the subject groups mentioned in the curriculum policy.
・Basic knowledge acquired at the undergraduate programs of science and technology universities.
・Flexible thinking, the ability to comprehension, application, and expression
・Enthusiasm to resolve the problems of modern society in cooperation with a variety of people with independent
attitudes toward study and research.
○ Basic Policy for Admission Selection
Selection shall be based on a comprehensive evaluation of oral presentation, oral exam, and application
documents, categorizing General Exam, Working Person Special Exam, International Students Special Exam, andRecommendation-based Exam (for students of advanced courses of technical colleges). In the oral presentation,
applicants shall be asked to explain their graduation research during their undergraduate studies and theirresearch after admission. Oral exam shall focus on basic and specialized matters related to the oral presentationand its content. Through the oral presentation and exam, the applicants shall be comprehensively evaluated on
their knowledge, skills, and motivation, as well as on their ideal student as described above.

11-2. Admission Policy (Student Acceptance Policy) for the Major in Environmental Radioactivity (Master's
Program)○ Educational Objectives and the Qualities Sought in Prospective Students
Radionuclides present in the environment may change their forms and state due to atmospheric and water
circulation and activities of humans and other organisms, and migrate widely in the environment. The factors that
influence such changes can vary significantly from the physicochemical properties of radionuclides tometeorological conditions, nature and properties of soils, physio-ecological processes of plants and animals, andso on. Studies on environmental radioactivity, therefore, require interdisciplinary knowledge drawn from a wide
range of sciences, including ecology, biology, geoscience, mathematical modeling, chemistry, physics, mechanicalengineering, and electrical engineering, as well as a holistic perspective and approach.
Human beings have experienced environmental releases of anthropogenic radionuclides due to atmosphericnuclear tests and accidents, but there are still many unresolved aspects of their effects. Another recent issue
related to radiation is the need to control naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORMs) released during theextraction and processing of minor metals and other natural resources, which are indispensable materials for thedevelopment of advanced industrial products.
With these issues in the background, the Major in Environmental Radioactivity will select suitable humanresources who have the will to 1) elucidate the environmental behavior of natural and anthropogenic
radionuclides, 2) become able to perform the measurement, monitoring design, control, prediction, andevaluation in a comprehensive manner from a medium- to long-term perspective, and 3) endeavor to solve
challenges such as environmental protection, prediction and evaluation, environmental remediation,
decommissioning, interim storage, decontamination, etc. Selection will be based on an overall assessment ofvarious skills, including flexible thinking and analytical and observational skills.
This Major offers the Environmental Radioactivity Course, which aims to cultivate professional knowledge,
expertise, and skills, the ability to apply practical knowledge and solve problems, and the attitude to understandphenomena from multifaceted perspectives through the following research. We seek students who are interested
in any of these fields, and who think that the field of their choice is suitable for them.
[Environmental Radioactivity Course]
・Field of Biology - Research in ecology and biology, as well as radioecology fields based thereon
・Field of Modeling - Research in geoscience and computer modeling, as well as radiation modeling fields based
thereon・Field of Measurement - Research in chemistry, physics, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering, as
well as radiation measurement fields based thereon〇 Knowledge, Skills, and Will sought in Applicants
To develop professionals with practical ability to contribute to the region in the new academic framework ofenvironmental radioactivity science, we seek students or working persons who have the following knowledge,
skills, and will to conduct studies and write a thesis in the subject groups mentioned in the curriculum policy.
・Basic knowledge acquired at the undergraduate programs of science and technology universities.
・Flexible thinking, the ability to comprehension, application, and expression
・Enthusiasm to resolve the problems of modern society in cooperation with a variety of people with independent
attitudes toward study and research.
〇 Basic Policy for Admission Selection
Selection shall be based on a comprehensive evaluation of oral presentation, oral exam, and application
documents, categorizing General Exam, Working Person Special Exam, International Students Special Exam, andRecommendation-based Exam (for students of advanced courses of technical colleges). In the oral presentation,
applicants shall be asked to explain their graduation research during their undergraduate studies and theirresearch after admission. The oral exam shall focus on basic and specialized matters related to the oralpresentation and its content. Through the oral presentation and exam, the applicants shall be comprehensively
evaluated on their knowledge, skills, and motivation, as well as on their ideal student as described above.

22. Number of Students to be Admitted○ October Admission
General Entrance Exam, Working Person Special Exam, International Students Special Exam
Number of Students to be
Admitted
Major
CourseAdmission in October 2024
Symbiotic Systems Science Mathematics and Information Systems
and Technology
A few
Physics and Mechatronics
Material and Energy Science
Life and Environmental Sciences
Environmental
Environmental Radioactivity
Radioactivity
A few○ April Admissions
General Entrance Exam, Working Person Special Exam, International Students Special Exam,
Recommendation Entrance Exam (for Technical College, Advanced Course Students)
Number of Students to be Admitted
Major
CourseAdmission in April 2025
Mathematics and Information Systems
Physics and Mechatronics
Io round40
Material and Energy Science
Symbiotic Systems Science Life and Environmental Sciences
and Technology
Mathematics and Information Systems
Physics and Mechatronics
IIo round
A few
Material and Energy Science
Life and Environmental Sciences
Io round5
Environmental
Environmental Radioactivity
Radioactivity
IIo round
A few*The number of students to be admitted is the total number of students admitted through General Exams,
Working Person Special Exams, International Students Special Exams and Recommendation – Based Exam*For the recommendation-based exam, no applications for October admission will be available (for the students
from the advance course of a technical college).
*Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and technology does not set to the maximum number of students per course.
*The above number of students is subject to change. Before applying, be sure to check the latest information on
the "Entrance Exam Information" on the website of the University. (https://nyushi.adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp/(Available only in Japanese))
3. Application Qualification(1) General Exam
A person falling under either of the items 1) through 11) below, and also took the TOEIC or TOEIC-IP exams
during the period from two (2) years before the date of entrance exam to the time of application, or plans totake them before the entrance exam, qualifies for the General Exam.
1) A person who has graduated from University, or is expected to graduate from University by the end of themonth prior to the month of desired enrollment.
2) A person who was conferred a Bachelor's degree under the School Education Act, Article 104, paragraph
7, or is expected to be conferred by the end of the month prior to the month of desired enrollment.
3) A person who has completed a course of sixteen (16) years of school education in foreign countries, or is
expected to complete it by the end of the month prior to the month of desired enrollment.
4) A person who has completed a course of sixteen (16) years of school education in foreign countries bytaking class subjects from correspondence courses offered by foreign schools in Japan, or is expected tocomplete it by the end of the month prior to the month of desired enrollment.
5) A person who has completed a university course at an educational institution located in Japan that isrecognized by the educational system of a foreign country (only limited to courses whose students, upon3

graduation, are recognized as having completed sixteen (16) years of school education in the foreigncountry) and is separately designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology, or is expected to complete it by the end of the month prior to the month of desired enrollment.
6) A person who was conferred a degree equivalent to a Bachelor's degree by completing a course withrequired completion years of three (3) years or more at a foreign university or any other foreign school(only limited to those whose comprehensive status of education and research activities are evaluated by
the foreign government or a person who was certified by a related agency, or those that are separately
designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as being similar thereto)(including completion of the course by taking class subjects in a correspondence course offered by foreignschools in Japan and completion of the course at educational institutions recognized in the school
education system of the foreign country, which is designated under the School Education Act, Enforcement
Regulations, Article 155, paragraph 1, item 4), or who is expected to be conferred such a degree by theend of the month prior to the month of desired enrollment.
7) A person who has completed a post-secondary course of a specialized training college (only limited to thoserequiring more than four (4) years for completion and satisfying the standards determined by the Ministerof Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), which are separately designated by the Minister of
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, after the date designated by the Minister of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, or is expected to complete it by the end of the month prior to themonth of desired enrollment.
8) A person who was designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology under
the Notification of Ministry of Education No. 5 of 1953.
9) A person who has completed fifteen (15) years at school in a foreign country or fifteen (15) years at schoolin a foreign country by taking the class subjects in a correspondence course offered by international schools
in Japan, and who is recognized by the School of Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology as having
acquired the required credits through excellent performance.
10) A person who has completed a university course at an educational institution located in Japan that isrecognized by the educational system of a foreign country as offering an international university course(only limited to courses whose students, upon graduation, are recognized as having completed fifteen (15)years of school education in the foreign country) and is separately designated by the Minister of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and who is recognized by the School of Symbiotic Systems Scienceand Technology as having acquired the required credits through excellent performance.
11) A person who is recognized by the School of Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology as having theacademic ability the same as or superior to that of a person who has graduated from a university, as aresult of an individual enrollment qualification assessment and reached the age of 22 by the end of themonth prior to the month of desired enrollment.
(Note)
a. A person qualifying under item 11) above is a person who is not eligible under items 1 )through10 )above (for example, a graduate of junior college, technical college, specialized training college, or
miscellaneous school), who is recognized by the Graduate School of Symbiotic Systems Science andTechnology as having the academic ability the same as or superior to that of a person who has graduatedfrom a university, as a result of an individual assessment.
b. A person who intends to apply under the application qualification items 9), 10), or 11) must take anindividual assessment and enter the necessary matters in the Application Form prescribed by the
University and submit by the date and time designated by the University before the application for theentrance exam, with the required documents. For details and the necessary documents for application,
inquire with the Admissions Office of the University or refer to the "Entrance Exam Information" on thewebsite of the University.
c. Application of a person who is recognized as having the academic ability the same as or superior to thatof those who have graduated from universities by the individual assessment shall be accepted, and theperson may take the entrance exam.
(2) Working Person Special Exam
A person who falls under any of the application qualifications for (1) "General Exam" items 1) through11) and also falls under any of the requirements set forth below A) through C) qualifies for the Working
Person Special Exam.
(A) A person who is employed by a company or a public agency, etc. at the time of application (except for
those who are enrolled at universities).
(B) A person who is not employed by a company or a public agency, etc. at the time of application, but more
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than two years have passed since graduating a university.
(C) A person who is not employed by a company or a public agency, etc. at the time of application, but morethan two years have passed since the acquisition of a Bachelor's degree from the National Institution for
Academic Degrees and Quality Enhancement of Higher Education at the time of expected enrollment.
(3) International Students Special Exam
A person who does not have Japanese nationality and qualifies under any of the application
qualifications for (1) "General Exam" items 3) through 11) qualifies for the International Students Special
Exam.
(Note)
If the person qualifies under any of the application qualifications of "(1) General Exam" item 1) or item 2),
the person may not apply to the "International Students Special Exam."(4) Recommendation-Based Exam (for students of advanced courses of technical colleges)
A person qualifying under all the following items and responsibly recommended by the president of thetechnical college where the person is enrolled qualifies for the Recommendation-Based Exam.
(A) Those who are expected to complete the advanced course of a technical college in March 2025 and are
expected to be conferred a Bachelor's degree by March 31, 2025, under the School Education Act, Article
104, Paragraph 7.
(B) Those who have achieved excellent academic performance have good personal qualities and are in good
health.
(C) Those who can make a firm commitment to enroll in the graduate school upon passing the exam.
4. Application Procedure◎ Before applying, please be sure to contact the instructor you wish to serve as your supervisor anddiscuss your suitability for the field of study. Please check “Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology
Faculty List” “Environmental Radioactivity Faculty List” for your thesis supervisor.
If you do not know how or whom to contact, please notify the Admissions Office of the University.
(email: nyushi@adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp).
※The Internet application site is only available in Japanese. If you have difficulty using the site inJapanese, the university will provide assistance with the Internet application. Please contact us by email(ier@adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp)(1) Check the Application Method (Step 1)
For details on the application procedure, please refer to "Entrance Exam Information – Application Guide"
posted on the university's website, (https://nyushi.adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp/yoko.html (Available only inJapanese)) and the following
The application procedure is not completed only with the “Internet Application Registration (Step 2 below)”.
Check
Before you start the application procedure, please read this
Step１
Application Procedure
Application Guide carefully and confirm its contents.
(See page 5-6)▼
Internet Application
During the application registration period, please access the
Step２
Registration
Internet application site and enter the required information.
(See page 6-7)▼
Step３

Payment of Exam Fee(See page 7)

Follow the instructions on the Internet application site to pay
exam fee. (Do not pay if you are applying for an exam fee
exemption.)

▼
Step４

Preparation ofnecessary documents,
Printing and sending(See page 8-10)

Please send the required documents printed from the Internet
application site or the University website and all other required
documents to the University by the simple registered express mailso that they reach the University by the end of the application
period.

▼5

PrintingExam Admission Slip
(See page 10)

Step５

Once your application has been accepted, you will be able toprint out your Exam Admission Slip from the Internet
application site after the application period is over. Eachapplicant must print the Exam Admission Slip in color. Be sure
to bring it with you on the day of the exam.

(2) Preparation in Advance ( Step 1 )Please check and prepare well in advance of registering your online application.
Preparation of PCs, Online applications must be processed under the following environment.
etc.
<Windows>
・Microsoft Edge（Latest Version）
・Google Chrome（Latest Version）
・Firefox（Latest Version）<Mac OS>・Safari（Latest Version）<Android 12.0 or higher >・Android Chrome (Latest Version)<iOS 15.0 or higher >・Safari (Latest Version)※Please note that the site can be used even if the browser isnot the latest version, but it
may not work properly. In such cases, please update to the latest version.
Email Address
Preparation and
Email Setup

Preparation of
applicant's photo(data)

Preparation ofnecessary
documents, etc.
Preparation of anenvelope
Preparation for
printing forms(Printer, printing
paper, etc.)

An email address is required for application, so please have it ready in advance.
Smartphone and cell phone email addresses are also accepted.
If you have set up a domain name filter, please add the following domains to your settings
so that you can receive emails from these domains.
（@adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp，@postanet.jp）
The following emails will be sent to the email address you registered at the time of
application.
① Test email while entering online application registration② Automatic email upon completion of application registration information③ Automatic email upon completion of payment of exam fee(No email when exam fee is exempted)④ Email when your facial photo is disapproved(It will be approved or disapproved within a few days after registration)⑤ Email when Exam Admission Slip becomes available and printable※Do not change your email address until you print your Exam Admission Slip
A color facial photo (jpg) is required for online application registration. (Your facial photo willappear on Exam Admission Slip.)
As it will be used for identification purposes, upload a clear facial photo on the Internet
application site, facing front, upper body, hatless, without a background, and taken
within three months prior to the application date.
Photo size should be 4 cm (H) x 3 cm (W) and the file size should not exceed 3 MB.
Please note that the application may not be accepted if the photo is not suitable for
identification, such as those listed below[Examples of photos that may not be used]
Difficulty in identification because of unclear, dark background, face turned sideways,
makeup or bangs over the eyes, etc., multiple people in the photo, altered image, rephotographed photo (taking a photo of an already developed photo) etc.
Please prepare the documents listed on “(7) Applications Documents, etc.” (See page 810) in advance so that they will be ready in time for the application period.
Please prepare a commercially available kakugata 2 envelope (240mm x 332mm) or asimilar size envelope for submitting the application documents.
Forms printed from the Internet application site must be printed in color on A4 size paper,so please prepare a color printer and printing paper. You may use the printing services ofpublic facilities or convenience stores to print your documents if they meet the printing
requirements, but please be careful with your personal information. Applicants may becontacted if the printing is unclear and cannot be verified.

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(3) Online Application Registration Period (Step 2)
October Admission Wednesday, July 10, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JST
April Admission
Wednesday, July 10, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JST
Io roundApril Admission
Sunday, October 27, 2024 - Friday, November 1, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JSTo
II round(4) Payment of Exam Fee (Step 3)
Exam fee is 30,000 yen. Please refer to the payment method on the Internet application site, and pay by“credit card”, “convenience store”, or “Pay-easy (Internet banking or bank ATM)”. (A separate payment fee
is required.)* Residents of foreign countries who have difficulty in registering by Internet application or paying theexam fee by “credit card”, “convenience store”, or “Pay-easy (Internet banking or bank ATM)”, should
contact the Admissions Office of the University at least one month prior to the application date, andremit the exam fee of 30,000 yen through international money transfer to the bank account designatedby the university.
[Payment period]
October Admission Wednesday, July 10, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JST
April Admission
Wednesday, July 10, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JSTo
I roundApril Admission
Sunday, October 27, 2024 - Friday, November 1, 2024, 4:30 p.m. in JSTo
II roundPayment is due within four days from the date of completion of the online application registration.
(If the application deadline comes shorter than 4 days, payment is due on the application deadline.)
Exam fee shall not be returned for whatever reasons after the application documents are received except for
the following cases:
a. The applicant paid exam fee but did not complete the application (did not submit application documentsor the application documents were not received)b. The applicant mistakenly made a double payment of exam fee.
Procedure for refund application shall be notified individually.
In addition, the transfer fee for the refund will be borne by the claimant.
For inquiries regarding the refund of exam fees:
Exam fee refund: Fukushima University Admission Office
Phone: 024-548-8064
Remittance of refunds: Fukushima University Financial Affairs Division, Accounting Section
Phone: 024-548-8015*Exam fee exemption
The University will offer special measures to exempt exam fee for all entrance exams in FY2024.
For the conditions of the exemption, please refer to "13. Exam fee exemption for those affected by the Great
East Japan Earthquake (including the nuclear power plant accident) and other serious disasters" on page 1415.
Please do not pay exam fee at the time of application if you would apply for exam fee exemption.
(5) Application period (Step 4)
October Admission Friday, July 12, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 5 p.m. in JST
April Admission
Friday, July 12, 2024 - Thursday, July 18, 2024, 5 p.m. in JST
Io roundApril Admission
Tuesday, October 29, 2024 - Friday, November 1, 2024, 5 p.m. in JST
IIo round7(6) Submission of Application documents (Step 4)
Fukushima University Admissions Office
1 Kanayagawa, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, 960-1296

Phone: +81-24-548-8064(7) Application Documents (Step 4)
Applicants shall prepare the following application documents and must send by simple registered express
mail. If delivered after the application period, the application cannot be accepted. Please send it ahead oftime, fully considering the period required for mailing.
However, only simple registered express mail postmarked by the originating office on the day before the last
day of “the application period specified in the item (5)” will be accepted even if it arrives after the deadline.
Simple registered express mail postmarked by the sending office on the last day of the application period
will not be accepted. (This is because it is certain that the documents will not arrive at the University within
the application period.)If you bring your application, the Admissions Office is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.

8Documents
required for
application
1) Application Form(□)
2) Academic
Performance
Certificate
3) Documents
certifying
the application
qualification

Targeted persons
All persons

University designated form
Please fill out the required information.
Issued by the president or dean of the University ofgraduation. (Copies are unacceptable)

All persons

Allpersons

Remarks

Persons otherthan theapplicants for
Recommenda
tion BasedExam

Applicants for
Recommenda
tion BasedExam

Any of the following documents that apply.
・Certificate of (Expected) Graduation
・Certificate of Degree Conferred
Issued by National Institution for Academic Degrees andQuality Enhancement of Higher Education: a person who
intends to apply for conferment of degree or underapplication should submit the certificate prepared by thepresident of junior college or technical college that
conferment of a Bachelor's degree has been or will beapplied for.
・Certificate of (expected) completion of a post-secondary
course of a specialized training college: a person fallingunder application qualification 7) should submit thecertificate of (expected) completion specifying that thequalification requirements of "years required forcompletion are more than four (4)" and "total class hours
required for completion of the course are over 3,400
hours".
・ Copy of an advanced teaching certificate or a Type I
teaching certificate: a person who falls under theNotification of the Ministry of Education No. 5, Article 10,of 1953, out of those falling under application qualification8) should submit a copy of the above certificate.
All of the following documents issued by the president of thetechnical college of graduation (affiliation):・Certificate of Expected Graduation
・Certificate of Expected Conferment of a Degree

4) Research Plan(□)

All persons

University designated form
Enter the summary of research plan

5) Performance
Certificate
of English
Proficiency Test

General Exam
Applicants

Scores from any of the following English proficiency tests
shall be accepted.
・TOEIC (Open test)
・TOEIC-IP (Including College TOEIC)The scores shall be those acquired by the test taken during
the period from two (2) years before the date of entrance
exam to the date of application.
TOEIC Official Score Certificate, Score Report (Individual
Performance Sheet), or the TOEIC official digital certificate
shall be submitted for performance certificate. If a person
took exam more than once, only one of the scores, which an
applicant determines to be more favorable, needs to besubmitted.
University designated form

(Please refer to page10, (8)-⑧)6) Research Results
Report (□)

Working Person
Special Exam
Applicants7) Documents
proving current
employment

Working Person
Special Exam
ApplicantsEnter the research results and employment history, etc.

A person falling under application qualification (2) (A) shallsubmit the documents certifying that the person is employed(a copy of employee ID, health insurance certificate, or wage
statement, etc.)

98) Letter ofRecommendation(□)

Applicants for
Recommendation
Based Exam

9) Application form
for Exam Fee
Exemption (□)
and Documents to
be Attached*Applicants only

10) Envelope
for submitting
application
documents
11) Address sheet(◇)
for submission of
application
documents

All persons

All persons

University designated form
A Letter of Recommendation issued and sealed by thepresident of the technical college of graduation, based on
the opinions of the prospective supervisor of the applicant.
University designated form
If you wish to apply for exam fee exemption, please do not
pay exam fee at the time of application.

Please prepare a commercially available kakugata 2 (240mm
x 332mm) envelope or similar size envelope, enclose therequired documents applicable to you from 1) – 8) above, andsend by simple registered express mail.
Please print an address sheet in color from the Internet
application site and glue it to the front side of the "9)Envelope for submitting application documents". Enclose
the necessary application documents and mark theapplicant's checklist on the address sheet to make sure that
nothing is missing.

(8) Notes on Application Documents (Step 4)① Documents marked with (◇) in the table are to be printed in A4 size in color from the Internet applicationsite after registering the online application. Please note that once you have completed the online application
registration, you will not be able to correct any of the information you have entered.
② Documents marked with (□) in the table are to be printed in A4 size in black and white (double-sided printing
in the case of multiple pages) from the University's website. (Exam Information - Application Guide on the
University's website, https://www.ier.fukushima-u.ac.jp/en/graduate-school#link-exam )③ Please use a black or blue ballpoint or fountain pen and write in block style. Documents can also be preparedwith computers. .Certificates, documents, materials, etc. written in languages other than Japanese (orEnglish) must be submitted along with a Japanese translation.
④ Please note that your application will not be accepted if any of the following deficiencies are found in yourapplication documents.
・Incomplete form or incorrect information on the application form, etc..
・Certificates and other documents that are required to be attached to the application are not enclosed.
⑤ Once the application documents have been received, no changes will be allowed under any circumstances.
⑥ Admission may be revoked in the case of false information on the application documents are found.
⑦ If the name on the certificate differs from the applicant's name on the application, please submit anofficial certificate (e.g., a certificate of the family register) to prove that the applicant is the same person.
⑧ The original document of the Official Score Certificate (official certificate) “5) Performance Certificate ofEnglish Proficiency Test” or the Score Report (personal transcript) will be returned on the day of exam after
the Admissions Office making photocopies. However, if you want to have it returned by mail, please preparea "return envelope" by yourself, put a stamp on it, and enclose it with your application documents. If you
submit the TOEIC digital official certificate, it will not be returned.
⑨ For 5) Performance Certificate of English Proficiency Test, if you cannot submit it with other application
documents, you may bring it on the day of exam. However, please note that if you fail to submit it on the dayof exam, you will be disqualified from taking exam. If you cannot submit it on the day of the exam, consult
with the Admissions Office at Fukushima University. If you have already submitted it at the time of application,
you cannot resubmit on the day of exam.
(9) Printing Exam Admission Slip (Step 5)
Exam Admission Slip can be printed from the Internet application site after the application period is over.
Please print it in color, cut it with scissors along the cut line, and bring it with you on the day of exam.
Email will be sent to email address registered at the time of application, informing you that you can now print
Exam Admission Slip. Even if you do not receive an email from your provider, please log in to the Internet
application site at least 3 days prior to exam date to print Exam Admission Slip.

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5. Selection Method(1) General Exam
In the General Exam, selection shall be made by comprehensively considering the Performance of English
Proficiency Test, oral presentation, oral exam, and application documents.
In the oral presentation, applicants shall describe their graduation research during undergraduate courses aswell as the details of research after admission, within ten (10) minutes. For the oral presentation, bring threecopies of presentation materials, comprising a maximum of four pages of A4 paper, hand them over to theinterviewers, and give explanations mainly using the materials. If necessary, you can use devices for
supplementary explanations (for example, you may use the PC for playing motion pictures and for executing
demonstration software) by bringing them in. You cannot use a screen or a projector.
In the oral exam, questions shall be asked for about 10 minutes on basic and specialized matters related tothe oral presentation and its content.
(2) Working Person Special Exam
In the Working Person Special Exam, selection shall be made by comprehensively considering the oralpresentation, oral exam, and application documents.
In the oral presentation, applicants shall describe their previous research findings and accomplishments aswell as the details of research after admission, within ten (10) minutes. For the oral presentation, bring threecopies of presentation materials, comprising a maximum of four pages of A4 paper, hand them over to theinterviewers, and give explanations mainly using the materials. If necessary, you can use devices for
supplementary explanations (for example, you may use the PC for playing motion pictures and for executing
demonstration software) by bringing them in. You cannot use a screen or a projector.
In the oral exam, questions shall be asked for about 10 minutes on basic and specialized matters related tothe oral presentation and its content.
(3) International Students Special Exam
In the International Students Special Exam, selection shall be made by comprehensively considering the oralpresentation, oral exam, and application documents.
In the oral presentation, applicants shall describe their previous research findings and accomplishments aswell as the details of research after admission, within ten (10) minutes. For the oral presentation, bring threecopies of distribution materials, comprising a maximum of four pages of A4 paper, hand them over to theinterviewers, and give explanations mainly using the materials. If necessary, you can use devices for
supplementary explanations (for example, you may use the PC for playing motion pictures and for executing
demonstration software) by bringing them in. The languages used for application documents, distribution
materials, and oral presentation shall be English or Japanese. You cannot use a screen or a projector.
In oral exam for the Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology, about 10 minutes exam will be
conducted in Japanese, with respect to the oral presentation as well as basic and specialized matters related
to the oral presentation and its content.
In oral exam for the Major in Environmental Radioactivity, about 10 minutes exam will be conducted inJapanese or English, with respect to the oral presentation as well as basic and specialized matters related tothe oral presentation and its content. Only for residents of foreign countries, if it is difficult to take an oralpresentation and interview on sight at Fukushima University Exam Venue, exam might be conducted online
such as Skype.
(4) Recommendation-Based Exam (for students of advanced courses of technical colleges)
In the Recommendation-Based Exam, selection shall be made by comprehensively considering the oralpresentation, oral exam, and application documents.
In the oral presentation, applicants shall describe their previous research findings and accomplishments
as well as the details of research after admission, within ten (10) minutes. For the oral presentation,bring three copies of presentation materials, comprising a maximum of four pages of A4 paper, handthem over to the interviewers, and give explanations mainly using the materials. If necessary, you can
use devices for supplementary explanations (for example, you may use the PC for playing motion
pictures and for executing demonstration software) by bringing them in. You cannot use a screen or a
projector.
In the oral exam, questions shall be asked for about 10 minutes on basic and specialized matters related
to the oral presentation and its content.

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6. Exam Schedule and Venue(1) Exam Schedule【October Admission】
Category
General ExamWorking Person Special Exam

Exam Date
Friday, August 23, 2024
Meeting times and other details will
be announced in the "ExamInternational Students Special Exam

Information" page on the

Exam Method
Oral presentation/
Interview

University's website【April Admission I° round】
Category

Exam Date

Exam Method

General ExamWorking Person Special ExamInternational Students Special Exam

Friday, August 23, 2024
Meeting times and other details
will be announced in the "ExamInformation" page on the
University's website

Oral presentation/
Interview

Recommendation-Based Exam【April Admission II° round】
Category

Exam Date

Exam Method

General ExamWorking Person Special ExamInternational Students Special Exam

Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Meeting times and other details
will be announced in the "ExamInformation" page on the
University's website

Oral presentation/
Interview

Recommendation-Based Exam
(2) Exam Venue
Fukushima University (1 Kanayagawa, Fukushima City)*You can refer to the Fukushima University’s website for the Campus Map (https://www.fukushimau.ac.jp/2304_guidemap_en.pdf) and access information (https://www.ier.fukushimau.ac.jp/en/about/access#link-04).
7. Preliminary Consultations for Applicants with Disabilities
Applicants with illnesses, injuries, disabilities, etc. who need special consideration for taking exam and after
admission shall notify Admissions Office at least one (1) month before the application. If you wish to use ahearing aid or other devices due to illness, injury, or disability during the examination, you must apply for an
examination accommodation.
8. Security Export Control
The University conducts security export control based on the "Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Law" toensure that the content of education and research provided to international students does not interfere withthe maintenance of international peace and security. Please note that the University may request changes in
the content of the education / research you wish to pursue.
12For details, please contact the Research Promotion and Regional Collaboration Division (+81-24-548-5248).

9. Announcement of Successful Applicants
October Admission Thursday, August 29, 2024, 11 a.m. in JST
April Admission
Thursday, August 29, 2024, 11 a.m. in JST
Io roundApril Admission
Thursday, December 5, 2024, 11 a.m. in JST
IIo roundAnnouncement of the successful candidates will be made by posting the examinee’s numbers on the "ExamInformation" page of the University website (https://nyushi.adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp/ (Available only inJapanese)), as well as by "Letter of Acceptance" to be sent to the successful applicants by postal mail.
Any inquiries regarding the admission decision by phone call or such will not be answered.
10. Enrollment Procedure and Precautions(1) Successful applicants shall complete the enrollment procedure during the following period by post. The
details will be stated in the "Guide for Enrollment Procedure" to be sent to the successful applicants.
【Period for enrollment procedure】
October
Friday, August 30, 2024 - Thursday, September 5, 2024, 4 p.m. in JST
Admission
April Admission Friday, December 13, 2024 - Friday, December 20, 2024, 4 p.m. in JST
I° roundApril Admission Friday, December 13, 2024 - Friday, December 20, 2024, 4 p.m. in JST
II° round* Failure to complete the enrollment procedures by the designated date will result in the loss of rights as an
accepted student.
*"Guide for Enrollment Procedure," which describes the enrollment procedure, fees, etc., will be enclosed
along with “Letter of Acceptance” for the successful applicants to be enrolled in the October admission andfor the April admission (II° round). For the successful applicants to be enrolled in April admission (I° round),“Enrollment Procedure Guide” will be sent in the beginning of October separately from “the Acceptance
Letter.”(2) Admission and Tuition Fees
Admission Fee
Tuition Fee
First Semester
Second Semester
Annual amount

282,000 yen [as of now]
267,900 yen [as of now]
267,900 yen [as of now]
535,800 yen [as of now]

(Note)(1) If the admission and tuition fees are revised at the time of admission or during enrollment, the newadmission and tuition fees shall be applied from the time of revision.
(2) After completion of the enrollment procedure, if youwish to decline admission due to special
circumstances, please call our Admission Office in advance, and submit the "Admission Declination Form"(in a discretionary form) by 5p.m. on Monday, September 30, 2024 for the students to be enrolled in October,and by 5p.m. on Monday, March 31, 2025 for the students admitted in April.
Provided that, the admission fee shall not be returned for admission declination. This includes the case where
the applicant cannot satisfy the admission qualifications owing to repeating a school year, etc.

11. Reduction or Exemption of Admission and Tuition Fees
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Students who have difficulty paying the Admission and Tuition Fees due to financial reasons and who arerecognized as having outstanding academic performance may be permitted to receive a reduction or
exemption of the fees after screening.
For more details of exemption, etc. of admission and tuition fees, please refer to the "Guide for Enrollment
Procedure" to be issued to successful applicants.
Contact:
Student Affairs Division
Phone: +81-24-548-8060
12. Matters of Note
(1) Application procedure and exam date, etc. are subject to change depending on the situation. If there is any
change, updated information shall be provided on the University website (https://nyushi.adb.fukushimau.ac.jp/ (Available only in Japanese)).
(2) Personal information of applicants
The University will obtain personal information of applicants from the submitted application documents andentrance exams. Obtained information shall be kept confidential and used only for the following purposes incompliance with Act on the Protection of Personal Information Held by Independent Administrative Agencies
and the personal information protection regulations of Fukushima University.
○Use for operations of selecting applicants for admission (including procedures, such as statisticalprocessing)○Use for the Enrollment Procedure○For the person who completed the enrollment procedure, we will use personal information for operations
on instructions for study, student support, improvement of education, and collection of tuition fees after
enrolling. For those who are exempt from admission and tuition fees and/or who applied for scholarships,
results of the entrance exam, etc. shall be used for selection and determination of persons to be exempt andreceive scholarships.
In order to facilitate the application process, the University outsources some of its operations. In this case,
we provide necessary personal information to the subcontractor, but we supervise the subcontractor
appropriately, for example, by concluding a contract with the subcontractor regarding the appropriate
handling of personal information.
(3) Contact for Entrance Exam
Fukushima University Admissions Office

Phone: +81-24-548-8064

13. Exam Fee Exemption for Those Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake (including the Nuclear Power
Plant Accident) and Other Serious Disasters
In order to reduce the financial burden of those affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, TEPCO's
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident, and the severe disasters such as the heavy rain fall in andafter FY2011, and to ensure opportunities for those affected to pursue higher education, the University willoffer special measures to exempt exam fee for all entrance exams in FY2024.
(Note: Please do not pay exam fee at the time of application if you would apply for exam fee exemption.)(1) Eligible Person
Applicants of Fukushima University who are falling under any of the categories below by the end of theadmission period, is eligible for exam fee exemption.
1) A person who suffered damages in the area to which the Disaster Relief Act shall apply, which was
designated in the Great East Japan Earthquake or a person who suffered damages by the disasters designatedas "disasters of extreme severity" after FY2011, whose house the person or the major household income
earner resided was certified as having fallen victim to full destruction, large-scale half destruction, half
destruction, or flown out.
2) A person who was damaged in the area to which the Disaster Relief Act shall apply, which was designatedin the Great East Japan Earthquake, or a person who suffered damage from the disasters designated as"disasters of extreme severity" after FY2011, whose major household income earner died or disappeared.
3) Those who resided or whose major household income earner resided in the "evacuation order zone
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(warning zone)," "planned evacuation zone," "emergency evacuation preparation zone," "specific spots
recommended for evacuation," as of March 11, 2011, which were established after Tokyo Electric Power
Company's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident, and who needed to evacuate in connection
therewith.
For the details of the above exemption, see the table below.
Category
Approval of exam fee exemption (Approval:○，Disapproval:×)1) Total or half
destruction of the
house

Total
destruction

Half
destruction

Flown out○

2) Majorhousehold income
earner died or
disappeared3) Impact by the
nuclear power
plant accident

Half destruction
in a large scale

Major household income earner

Evacuation
order zone

Plannedevacuation
zone○
Emergency
evacuation
preparation zone○

Specificspots
recommended
for evacuation

Partial destruction
×
Other than major
household income
earner×
Other areas×

Note: Zones are the ones before the reorganization.
(2) Required Documents
An application for exam fee exemption, the following documents are required.
1) Application form for exam fee exemption (designated form attached hereto)
Please refer to the University's website (Exam Information - Application Guide)(https://nyushi.adb.fukushima-u.ac.jp/yoko.html (Available only in Japanese))
2) A copy of any one of the certificates set forth below:
If falling under (1)-1) above, "disaster victim certificate issued by the head of municipalities."
If falling under (1)-2) above, "document certifying the death or disappearance of the major householdincome earner."If falling under (1)-3) above, "document certifying that the person is (was) under evacuation" (self-claiming
document is acceptable).
3) Submission Method and Submission Deadline for Exam Fee Exemption Please submit the requested
documents together with the application documents.
If you apply for the exam fee exemption, please do not pay for the exam fee at the time of
application.
* Please note that the applications for exam fee exemption will not be accepted once theapplication documents are submitted.
* If the certificates requested in (2)-2) above cannot be submitted together with the application
documents due to various reasons, please contact our admission office in advance.
14. Special Measures for Education Method
In order to respond to the requests of working people who want to study at the graduate school, this Major
in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology adopts the system of opening classes day and night. For specificfields, students can complete the requirements for all the credits (30 credits) by taking two classes offered in
the evening (18:00 to 19:30 hrs. and 19:40 to 21:10 hrs.). If you want to avail of this special provision, please
consult before applying with the Admissions Office and the instructor from whom you want to receive
instructions after admission.
15. Extended-Study Plan
There is a system available for students who have restrictions on time due to their jobs etc., which allows
them to study beyond the standard study period ("Extended-Study Period").
If a student is accepted as an Extended-Study Plan student, the student shall pay the tuition fee in each year
at a divided amount, according to the permitted period of extended study (for example, in a Master's program,in general, a student completes the program in two (2) years, but under this system, the student can study for15three (3) or four (4) years for the same total amount of tuition fee).
Contact:
Educational Affairs Division, Fukushima University

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Phone: +81-24-548-8357

List of Instructors for the Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology（As of June 2024 Subject to partial change）【Course of study】Mathematics and Information Systems Course，Physics and Mechatronics Course，Material and Energy Science Course，Life and Environmental Sciences Course【Types of degrees】Master (Science and Technology)
Instructor
Masaru Ishioka

Sensorimotor Engineering I & II
Solid State Physics I & II

Katsuhiko Yamaguchi

Satoshi Utsumi

Computer Networks I & II

Takashi Asada

Hironori Kasai

Applied Mathematics I & II

Hiroaki Kaminaga*1

Software Engineering I & II

Salahuddin Muhammad
Salim Zabir

Internet of Things I & II

Nobuo Shinoda*1
Dong Yanwen
Kazushige Nakagawa

Computer and Network
Security I & II
Management Information
Systems and BusinessIntelligence I & II
Nonlinear Analysis I & II
Advanced Nonlinear Analysis

Hiromasa Ikuta
Material and Energy Science Course

Knowledge Software andSystems Science I & II
Optimization of Production
Systems I & II

Main Class Subject

Ryoko Futami*1

Logistics System I & II

Munenori Kakehi

Biomass Resource Engineering I& II
Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
I & II

Shinji Inomata

Inorganic Chemistry I & II

Hironori Ohashi

Physical Chemistry I & II

Dai Oyama

Synthetic Chemistry I & II

Michio Sato*1

Industrial Production Systems I& II

Daisuke Sugimori

Bioengineering I & II

Yoshitaka Takagai

Analytical Chemistry I & II

Tohru Takayasu

Organic Chemistry I & II

Fuminori Nakata

Geometry I / II / III

Kazumasa Nakamura

Materials Science I & II

Shoichi Nakamura

Data Engineering I & II

Shingo Kaneko

Molecular Ecology I & II

Seiki Kawagoe

River Basin Water Management
I & II

Katsuhiko Kimura*1

Plant Ecology I & II

Takahide Kurosawa

Plant Diversity I & II

Shinobu Goto

Environmental Planning I & II

Yoshimasa Koyama*1

Neurophysiology I & II

Naoaki Shibasaki

Groundwater BasinManagement and Planning I & II

Madoka Takahara

Psychophysiology I & II

Akira Nakayama*1
Hiroki Nakayama
Daisuke Nishijima
Shingo Hasegawa
Yoshiyuki Higuchi

Combinatorial Optimization I& II
Human-Computer Intaraction I& II
Environmental Economic
Systems I & II
Computer and Network
Security I & II
Transportation and Logistics
System I & II

Katsushige Fujimoto

Intelligent informatics I & II

Kazuyuki Miura

Theory of Algorithms I & II

Masaki Wada

Special Topics in Analysis I / II
/ III

Shunko Albano Inada

Medical Engineering I & II

Shinichi Okanuma*1

Power Electronics I & II

Dai Orihara*2

Electric Power System I & II

Jun Kinugawa
Kunio Shimada
Takayuki Takahashi

Human-Machine Interface I &IIEnergy Systems Engineering I& II
Mechatronics I & II

Life and Environmental Sciences Course

Mathematics and Information Systems Course

Instructor

Tomoyasu Ishikawa

Ryo Onuma

Physics and Mechatronics Course

Main Class Subject
Management of Technology(MOT) I & II

Tadaaki Tsutsumi
Akira Tomigashi*2

Animal Diversity and Evolution I& II
Underground Thermal
Utilization I & II

Yoshitaka Nagahashi

Quaternary Geology I & II

Koji Nagahata

Soundscape Studies I & II

Kenji Nanba

Environmental Microbiology I &IIReiko Mizusawa

Island Biology I & II

Yoshiyuki Yokoo

Watershed Hydrology I & II

Human Medical Engineering I
Ryuhei Yoshida
Environment Modeling I & II
& II
Physics of the Universe andKazuharu Bamba
Norihiro Watanabe*2 Geothermal Engineering I & II
Particles I & II・"*1" shows instructors who do not serve as a Master's Thesis supervisor.
・Faculty members marked with "*2" will provide research guidance to students in the Cooperative Graduate School System.
Akira Tanaka

List of Instructors for the Major in Environmental Radioactivity（As of June 2024

Subject to partial change）【Course of study】Environmental Radioactivity Course (Field of Ecology, Field of Modeling, Field of
Measurement【Types of degrees】Master (Science and Technology)

Common

List of Instructors and their Class Subjects
Field
Instructor
Omnibus (Yoschenko, Wada,
Ishiniwa)
Omnibus (Konoplev, Wakiyama,
Takata, Gusyev)
Omnibus (Tsukada, Torii, Hirao)
Omnibus (All instructors)

Class Subject
Radioecology
Nuclear Disaster Studies

Field of Measurement

Field of Modeling

Field of Ecology

Radiochemical Analysis
Environmental Radioactivity Science I & II
Practicum in Environmental Radioactivity Science/Advanced
Omnibus (All instructors)
Practicum in Environmental Radioactivity Science
Hiroko Ishiniwa
Animal Ecology
Vasyl Yoschenko
Terrestrial Radioecology
Molecular Ecology I & II
Shingo Kaneko※
Environmental Microbiology I & II
Kenji Nanba※
Toshihiro Wada
Aquatic Radioecology/Practicum in Ecological Radioactivity
Omnibus (Field of Ecology)
Practicum in Ecological Radioactivity
River Basin Water Management I & II
Seiki Kawagoe※
Groundwater Basin Management and Planning I & II
Naoaki Shibasaki※
Hyoe Takata
Dynamics of Radioactivity in Ocean
Shigekazu Hirao
Transport Phenomena/Practicum in Radioactivity Modeling
Maksym Gusyev
Radioactivity Modeling
Watershed Hydrology I & II
Yoshiyuki Yokoo※
Dynamics of Radionuclides on Terrestrial Environment/Practicum
Yoshifumi Wakiyama
in Radioactivity Modeling
Omnibus (Field of Modeling)
Practicum in Radioactivity Modeling
Ismail Rahman
Separation Technology of Radioactive Materials
Analytical Chemistry I & II
Yoshitaka Takagai※
Mechatronics I & II
Takayuki Takahashi※
Dynamics of Radioactivity in Terrestrial Biosphere/Practicum in
Hirofumi Tsukada
Radioactivity Measurement
Tatsuo Torii
Radiation Measurement Engineering
Katsuhiko Yamaguchi※
Solid-State Physics I & II
Omnibus (Field of Measurement)
Practicum in Radioactivity Measurement"※" shows instructors concurrently assigned to the Major in Symbiotic Systems Science and Technology.

List of Instructors Eligible to be the supervisor of the master's thesis
Field
Instructor
HirokoIshiniwa,
Vasyl
Yoschenko,
Toshihiro
Wada
Field of Ecology
Field of Modeling

Hyoe Takata, Shigekazu Hirao, Maksym Gusyev, Yoshifumi Wakiyama

Field of Measurement

Ismail Rahman*For more details, please visit the website of the Institute of Environmental Radioactivity.
(https://www.ier.fukushima-u.ac.jp/)