2023-2024
Student Handbook
Graduate
SchoolofEnvironmental
Studies*The English version of this Handbook is translated from the Japanese original and shall be used
for reference only. In case of any discrepancy with the Japanese version, the Japanese version
shall prevail.

Basic Info
Name of GSES* in Japanese:

Kankyōgaku-kenkyūka (環境学研究科)

Website in English:

www.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/index.html

Student Affairs Office*:

email: env@adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp: 052-789-4272 / 052-789-4590

Postal Address (in English)

Graduate School of Environmental Studies
Nagoya University
Furo-cho D2-1 (510) Chikusa-ku
Nagoya, Japan 464-8601

Postal Address (in Japanese)464-8601 名古屋市千種区不老町 D2-1 (510)名古屋大学大学院環境学研究科*GSES
Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
Kankyōgaku-kenkyūka 環境学研究科* Student Aﬀairs Oﬃce
Daigakuin-kakari 大学院係

Campus Life
1. Issuance of Certificates
2. Administrative Procedures
3. Scholarships and Tuition
4. Parking in the Campus
5. Notifications and Announcements from GSES
6. Libraries
7. Accidents, Disasters, and Theft Prevention
8. In Case of a Sudden Earthquake
9. Insurances for Students
10. Health Management

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11. Student Consultation Services
12. Harassment, Academic Rights Consultation
13. Regulations for the Prevention of Academic Misconduct
14. Expulsion
15. Internships
16. Job-Hunting Information and Career Advice

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Course-Related Information
1. Curriculum Creation

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Curriculum requirements

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Mandatory Subjects

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・Master’s course: Diploma Policies (DP)・Master’s course: Curriculum Policies (CP)・Doctoral course: Diploma Policies (DP)・Doctoral course: Curriculum Policies (CP)・Curriculum Map
・for Master’s Course
・for Doctoral Course
・for G30 (Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program)・for G30 (Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program)・Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (Master’s Course)
・Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (Doctoral Course)
・Department of Social and Human Environment (Master’s Course)
・G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program・G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program3. Course Plan & Research Plan

・Earth and Planetary Science・Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Science
・Sustainable Development Studies
・NUGELP・Architecture
・Department of Social and Human Environment
・G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program・G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program65

4. Course Registration and Pertinent Information
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5. Taking Courses Offered by Other Faculties or Institutions/Universities 91
6. Examinations and Grades
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7. Receiving Academic Advice from other Graduate School or Institution 93
8. Academic Degree
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9. Accelerated Course Completion
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10. Change of Department, Academic Advisor or Faculty
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11. All But Dissertation (ABD)95
12. Cancellation and Resumption of Classes
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13. Inter-University Exchange and Credit Transfer System
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14. Forms
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Appendices・Subjects Taught in English
・GSES Faculty and Staff Directory
・Layout of Environment Studies Hall (Kankyō-sōgō Kan)
・Campus Map

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GSES Academic Calendar 2023-2024
Spring Semester(April 1, 2023 - September 30, 2023)
Entrance Ceremony
GSES Orientation
Spring Semester

Apr 5 (Wed)Apr 3(Mon)
Apr 11(Tue) – Aug 1 (Tue)Summer Holidays

Aug 2(Wed) – Sep 30 (Sat)*Substitute Class Days

May 27(Sat), Jul 15 (Sat)

Autumn Semester(October 1, 2023 - March 31, 2024)
Autumn Semester Begins
Winter Holidays
Autumn Semester Resumes
Autumn Semester Ends
Graduation Ceremony

Oct 2 (Mon)Dec 28 (Thu) – Jan 7 (Sun)Jan 10 (Wed)Feb 2 (Fri)
Mar 25 (Mon)*Substitute Class Days

Nov 11(Sat), Dec 23 (Sat)Class Periods

The class schedules are arranged by numbered periods:

Period One
Period Two
Period Three
Period Four
Period Five08:45 - 10:15
10:30 - 12:00
13:00 - 14:30
14:45 - 16:15
16:30 - 18:00

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1. Issuance of Certificates(1) Student Identification Card (Student ID Card)
A student ID card is issued to you upon admission into the university or advancement
into graduate school, and it should be carried with you at all times. Loss of or damage toyour student ID card should be reported to the GSES Student Affairs Office immediately.
A reissurance fee apply (1,800 yen).
(2) Official Certificates
Official university certificates are issued through the certificate issuing machine or
through the GSES Student Affairs Office upon request.
From October 2020, Nagoya University offers a certificate issuance service atconvenience stores.
https://mado.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/syomei-conv
Certificates issued by the certificate issuing machine(08:30-17:15, weekdays only)� Certificate of Enrollment
� Student Travel Fare Discount Certificate
� Certificate of Expected Graduation (For second year master’s students only)� Certificate of Medical Examination (Not available to students who did not have a
medical examination in April)� Transcript
All certificate issuing machines on campus issue the same certificates. They are available
from Monday to Friday (except public holidays) from 8:30 to 17:15.
Locations of the certificate issuing machines
Please refer to the university’s website ‘Issuance of Miscellaneous Certificates’:
https://en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/academics/campus_life/issuance/index.html

Certificates issued by the GSES Student Affairs Office
Please request the other certificates not mentioned above at the GSES Student Affairs
Office (Student ID Card is required for identification when receiving the certificate)
Note*Please note that Japanese certificates require three days and English certificatesrequire seven business days, respectively, to process.

About the convenience store certificate issuance service
The convenience store certificate issuance service is that allows you to apply for theissuance of necessary certificates online, pay for them by credit card or cash atconvenience stores, and then receive them from multifunctional copy machines
installed in convenience stores nationwide (Family-Mart, Lawson, and 7-Eleven; in3alphabetical order). The details can be seen via following URL. This service is not justavailable during your enrollment in the university , as it can also be used after you
graduate.
https://mado.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/syomei-conv(3) Student Commuter Pass
Purchase of JR, and other railway network commuter passes requires a purchaseauthorization from the university. Students who wish to purchase a commuter pass may
obtain a form from the GSES Student Affairs Office, fill out the necessary information,and present it when applying for the commuter pass at the ticket counter of the train
station or travel agency. Please purchase commuter passes for subway and buses directlyfrom the ticket counters of the subway or bus station. Your student ID card is required
when applying for the commuter pass, so make sure to carry it with you.
(4) Student Travel Fare Discount Certificate via Certificate Issuing Machine
The purpose of the discount is to lessen the students’ financial burden when they needto travel for personal, educational or job-hunting related purposes. 20% discount isapplied to railway travel fare of 101 km or more (discount not applicable to express orlimited express train fare).
The discount certificate becomes invalid in the following cases:
� Insufficient information on the certificate or lack of a seal
� Information on the certificate is unclear or blurry� Information on the certificate has been erased or altered� Missing seal or signature on amended information
� The discount certificate expired (the discount certificate is valid for three months
after issuance)� Discount used by anyone other than the person indicated on the certificate
� Even if the discount certificate is still valid, a user who is no longer a student is notentitled to use the certificate.
Note*Students who inappropriately use the student discount will have their discountprivileges suspended, and will be fined three times the amount of the train fare.

*Inappropriate usage of the Discount Certificate is an offense that prejudices the
reputation of the University. Students should use certificates wisely and appropriately.

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2. Administrative Procedures(1) Duration of Study/Time limits for Degree Completion
The standard duration of studies for the master program is two years and the doctoral
program is three years.
The time limit for completing the master's degree is four years, and the doctoral degree
is six years. Both time limits do not include the period of leave of absence.
If you have any questions about your enrollment status, please contact the Student
Affairs Office of GSES.
(2) Long-term Enrollment
The Graduate School of Environmental Studies has established “Long-term Enrollment”.
The “Long-term Enrollment” is for students who have difficulty completing the course
within the standard period of study (Master’s Course: 2 years, Doctoral Course: 3 years)
due to time constraints such as having an occupation. This is a system that allows
students to systematically take the curriculum and obtain a degree in a specificextended period of time beyond the standard period of study.
Those who are eligible to apply for the “Long-term Enrollment” must fall under one of thefollowing items and be subject to substantial limitations upon their studies; (i) Are engaged inan occupation, (ii) Are raising children or are required to give nursing care to their relatives, (iii)
Have a visual disability, hearing disability, or other physical disability.

However, the following students are not eligible;
�Students in the final year
�International Students (those with a status of residence of "Student"). But only
privately funded international students with the items (ii) childcare, nursing care, or (iii)
disability are eligible.
�Non-regular students
The application period is once a year, and applications are required for April enrollees
from February to March and October enrollees from August to September. If you wish to
apply, please consult with your academic advisor and submit the application documents
to the GSES Student Affairs Office.
(3) Leave of Absence, Return to School, Withdrawal
Students who wish to apply for any of the following can pick up the necessary
application form and submit it to the GSES Student Affairs Office.
�Application for Leave of Absence(Kyugaku, 休学 )*� Application for Return to School(Fukugaku, 復学)� Application for Withdrawal(Taigaku, 退学 )To apply for Leave of Absence or Withdrawal:
Please fill out the necessary forms and submit them to the GSES Student Affairs Officeat least one month prior to the date listed on the application. Furthermore, such5

application matter may be related to tuition payment, therefore students are advised tosubmit the application two months before the intended date.
Consents or approvals from your academic advisor and international student advisor are
required for the application; therefore please consult with them beforehand.
If a leave of absence or withdrawal is requested due to reason of illness, please submit
a physician’s certificate along with the application. If a leave of absence or withdrawal isrequested due to other personal reasons, please attach a “Statement of Reasons” alongwith the application.
All applications have to be approved by the Dean. Students who do not follow theapplication procedure correctly will be obliged to pay the tuition.
Note*For international students who apply for Leave of Absence, please note that your"College Student" visa will in principle no longer apply. Please refer to Nagoya University
Handbook for International Students.

(4) Reporting Change of Address and Personal Details
The following changes or information have to be reported to the GSES Student Affairs
Office.
� Change of Address� Change of Name (e.g. family name)� Overseas Travel
In order for the university to contact you in the event of an emergency, please notify
any address or telephone number changes to the GSES Student Affairs Office
immediately.
Please fill out the Notification of Overseas Travel (with your academic advisor’s
approval seal) before you leave Japan, regardless of the purpose of travel (e.g. personalreason, business travel). This is important in the event that the university needs to getin contact with you. You can fill in the “Notification of Overseas Travel” from URL below:
https://tokou.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/tokou/. Please print out this page and submit to GSES
student affairs office.
(5) Use of Lecture and Seminar Rooms
Lecture and seminar rooms are available for purposes other than educational purposes.
To request use of a room, please submit the request form to the department in chargeof the room that you wish to reserve one month in advance.
Reservations for the lecture and seminar rooms located in the Environmental Studies
Hall (Kankyōsōgō-kan) can be made through the faculty members in charge. The faculty
member should contact the administrative office directly.

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3. Scholarships and Tuition(1) Scholarships and Student Loans
Scholarships and student loans are available to domestic students through the Japan
Student Services Organization (JASSO, URL :www.jasso.go.jp/en/). Students who wish to
apply for scholarships must demonstrate excellent grades and outstanding personality,and be in good health. Students are also chosen on the basis of their need for financial
support.
The Nagoya University Scholarship for Outstanding Graduate Students is for doctoral
students who are selected based on their research achievement at the university.
Public and private organizations also provide scholarships to international students.
Please note that each of these organizations has its own application procedures anddeadline.
A non-interest bearing loan (maximum 50,000 yen and returnable within three months)
are available to international student at Nagoya University.
(2) Payment of Tuition
Tuition for spring semester (April 1 st -September30 th ) will be withdrawn from thestudent’s designated bank account 3 business days prior to the last day of May.
Tuition for the autumn semester (October 1 st -March 31 st ) will be withdrawn 3 businessdays prior to the last day of November.
Student Status
Master’s & Doctoral
Students
Research Students

Tuition267,900 JPY/ semester

535,800 JPY / year

29,700 JPY/month

178,200JPY/semester

Note*Please make sure to have the correct amount in your bank account for automaticwithdrawal.

(3) Tuition Exemptions
The total sum of the tuition that must be paid or a half of the total sum maybe exempted
if the applicant has difficulty in paying his/her tuition because of a financial reason orother special reasons (e.g. natural disasters), and is recognized as an excellent academic
achiever. Applicants must submit the following documents to the Student Support
Division by the designated date. Please be noted that it takes long to obtain thecertificates issued by a municipal authority.
� Application Form for Tuition Fee Exemption
� Certificate of Income issued by a municipal authority
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Tuition fee exemption applications generally take place once a year (in March), however,applications from students who are enrolled or returning in October are evaluated in Fallsemester. Detailed information will be posted on the GSES online-bulletin board.
The collection of the tuition will be postponed while the student applies for the
exemption until its result is announced. When a half of the sum is exempted or when theapplication is not approved, the applicants are asked to pay the (rest of) tuition by thedesignated date according to the instructions from the university.
In case the applicant wishes “leave of absence” or “withdrawal from the university”,
he/she has to withdraw his/her application for tuition fee exemption and pay the totalsum of the tuition. Please refer to the following university web page for the details.
Please also check the Handbook for International Students.
https://en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/academics/scholarship/exemption/(You can download the application format for tuition fee excemption here.)

4. Parking in the Campus
Parking permits (fees apply) are necessary to park your car in Higashiyama Campus. In
principle, only doctoral students are allowed to apply for a parking permit. There arevarious types of parking permits, including all-day permits, night-time permits (18:007:00), and weekend-only permits. Also, applicants for a parking permit have to meetcertain conditions (e.g. distance of commuting, etc.) required by the university. The
same conditions apply to motorbike users. Application for a parking permit can be madeat the GSES Administrative Office.
Bicycle parking on campus is subject to a registration system. Please see the following
website to apply for Issuance of a Bicycle Registration Certificate, and to put it in aclearly visible place on the back fender or other location of their bicycle. Please notethat enrollment in bicycle liability insurance in mandated by Nagoya city ordinance.
Facilities Department , Nagoya University
https://web-honbu.jimu.nagoya-u.ac.jp/fmd//04safety/chatbot/gakusei.html
Please follow the parking rules in the campus and park your car, motorbike or bicycle
only in designated areas. The parking rules on campus are strictly applied. Vehicles
which enter the campus without a permit, or which park outside the designated areas,
will be flagged or removed. A student who repeatedly disobeys the rules will bereported to his or her academic advisor. Please report all traffic accidents to youracademic advisor and the GSES Student Affairs Office.

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5. Notifications and Announcements from GSES
Notifications and announcements from the graduate school are posted on the GSES ebulletin board ( https://office.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/bb/public/student), which can be accessedby clicking on the ‘Current Students’ link on the GSES homepage, and then ‘Messages
from GSES Student Affairs Office.’ Off-campus access to the e-bulletin board requires auser ID and password, which will be distributed to students by the GSES Administrative
Office (please note that the password changes every April). After a THERS e-mail address( Ex：tokai.taro.x9@s.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp ) is distributed to each student, they are able toget the important information on their email account as well.
The THERS e-mail address can be used after the THERS account is activated by the Nagoya
University ID and password described in the “Notification of Nagoya University ID and
Password” . Please keep the following rules on the use of the e-mail account.
� Confirm the instructions on the notification card, and be responsible for the password(do not show / tell to others or forget).
� To set up mail forwarding, please visit the following website.
https://icts.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ja/services/thersac/
https://icts.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ja/services/thersmail/9(THERS account)(How to use THERS Mail System)6. Libraries(1) Nagoya University Central Library (Map: B3② )Please refer to the NU Handbook for International Students or the library website:
http://www.nul.nagoya-u.ac.jp/index_e.html(2) Libraries of the Graduate School of Environmental Studies
Library
Location / Ext. No / Hours / Website
Science Library (Department of Location: 1 st and 2 nd Floor, School of Science Building A
Earth and Environmental(Map: D3② )Sciences - Earth Planetary
Ext. No: 2962 Fax:2832
Science)
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (Mon, Tue & Thu)
9:00 - 20:00(Wed & Fri)https://www.nul.nagoya-u.ac.jp/sci/index_e.html
Library, HydrosphericLocation: 2nd floor, GSES Common Building (Map: F3① )Atmospheric Sciences (ISEE
Ext. No: 3458 Fax:3458
Library #2) (Department of
Hours: 9:00 - 12:00 & 13:00-16:00 (Mon-Fri)
Earth and Environmental
https://www.nul.nagoya-u.ac.jp/isee/index-e.html
Sciences - Atmospheric andHydrospheric Science)
Graduate School of Engineering Location: Room 107, 1 st Floor, School of Engineering
Civil Engineering Library
Building No.9 (Map: C1 ②)(Department of Environmental Ext. No: 3566 Fax:3566Engineering and Architecture - Hours: 10:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 17:00 (Tue, Thu, Fri)
Sustainable Development)
https://lib.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp/index_e.html
Central Library of the Graduate Location: Room 105, 1 st Floor, School of Engineering andSchool of Engineering
Science Building (Map: C2④ )(Department of Environmental Ext. No: 5033 Fax:5160
Engineering and Architecture - Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (Mon-Fri)
Architecture)https://lib.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp/index_e.html
Library of Informatics andLocation: 2 nd Floor, Liberal Arts & Sciences Main Building
Languages(Map:B4①)
Ext. No: 4730,4729
Fax:4824
Hours:9:00 - 19:00 (Mon-Fri)https://www.human.nagoyau.ac.jp/~tosyok/index_e.html
School of Letters Library
Location: 1 st Floor, School of Letters (Map:B4③)(Department of Social andExt. No: 2208, 2209
Fax:5931
Human Environment)
Hours:9:00 - 17:00 (Mon-Fri)https://www.nul.nagoya-u.ac.jp/let/
Notes*Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays, and New Year’s.
*Please inquire of each library for details.

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7. Accidents, Disasters, and Theft Prevention
On-campus and Off-cambus, students may encounter various incidents, accidents anddisasters. Please always pay attention to ensuring safety and try to prevent incidents andaccidents.
�You should be cautious of strangers and similar people when on campus and refrain from
unnecessary visits to or through the campus, especially at night, and be careful not tobecome a victim. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation or witness such a situation,
you should immediately contact Information (security guard station by calling 052-7892111 (outside line) or 110, 119, or 4917 (on-campus extension)) or a nearby departmental
security guard station or office and then report the incident to your academic advisor aswell as GSES Student Affairs Office.
Please also see the “Nagoya University Emergency Manual” below.
�The university is making every effort to prevent fire, but each student should also try to
prevent fire. When you return home, please make sure to put out the fire. Please also pay
particular attention to places where electricity and gas are frequently used, such aslaboratories.
In case of a traffic accident, if serious, please call an ambulance (TEL: 119). If an ambulanceis called, inform Information (security guard station, 119 or 110 (on-campus extension) or
052-789-2111 (outside line)) immediately.

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8. In case of a sudden earthquake
�Response in the Event of a Nankai Trough Earthquake Announcement
The Nankai Trough Earthquake Announcements started May 31, 2019. The warning
announcements will be made if anomalous phenomena are observed in the Nankai Trough(the edge of a tectonic plate along the pacific coast of southwest Japan and there is agreater probability of an earthquake.)
Both the central and local governments are examining how to respond if an announcement
is made. As for the university, students should do as instructed by the university, such asattend class or return home, and ensure their own safety. You should be careful since
additions or revisions may be made to the response policy.
�In case of a sudden earthquake on campus
First protect yourself. Get under a sturdy table or desk and protect yourself from falling
objects. Protect yourself from collapsing block walls or falling vending machines and otherobjects if you are on the way to school. Ensure an escape route. Turn off heat sources andextinguish flames. In laboratories, chemicals may cause fires. Students, however, should
not take unnecessary risks since there is the danger of burns.
After violent shaking subsides, check that surrounding people are safe and then help
anyone injured. If a fire has occurred try to extinguish it with safety.
Be careful of aftershocks and calmly evacuate outside the building by following thedirections of the faculty and staff.
�Operation of Nagoya University Safety Confirmation System
Nagoya University operates a Safety Confirmation System for its members. In the event of amajor earthquake or other disasters, the University will confirm the safety of each member
by sending an e-mail containing a website link (URL). Pressing this URL will redirect
members to the University’s safety confirmation site, where they can send information
about their situation.
University members have to register their e-mail address at the time of the annual
Information Security Check, which is held once every year. Please set so that you can receive
emails from "no-reply@jecc.jp".
It is extremely important to inform the university of your safety in the event of a disaster, so pleasebe sure to register your e-mail address and set up reception. In addition, we will test how to use it
in disaster prevention drills twice a year.

9. Insurances for Students(1) Personal Accident Insurance (Mandatory)
This insurance covers accidents that occur in study/research related activities, such as
experiments, field trips, and also accidents which occur while commuting to and fromuniversity. The insurance is required for all newly-enrolled students at GSES.
• Insurance Premium and Coverage Period for GSES students

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Coverage Period

Insurance Premium

One year
Two years
Three years

1,000 JPY
1,750 JPY
2,600 JPY

• Application Period
Application for the insurance is processed at the same time as the enrollment
procedures. However, students who have not yet enrolled in the insurance policy orstudents who have extended their curriculum year, can apply in April or October.
• Change of Status
In the following scenarios, please contact the GSES Student Affairs Office and fill out thenecessary form.
� Withdrawal from the university (Taigaku, 退学) - Insurance premium will be
refunded for the remaining coverage period.
� Leave of absence (Kyūgaku, 休学) - If a leave of absence is for more than a year,
premium will be refunded for the remaining coverage period.
It is necessary to extend the insurance policy as well when the student extends his/her
period of study.
• Report to the Insurance Provider and Request for Medical Reimbursement
When an accident occurs, please submit a report and request for Medical
Reimbursement through the application “LINE” to Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire
Insurance Company. Also, please inform your academic advisor and the GSES Student
Affairs Office.
(2) Personal Liability Insurance (Mandatory)
If you cause bodily injury or property damage to a third party during study/research
related activities inside or outside Japan, including injuries or damages caused during
school commute, you are held liable by law to compensate the third party. All students at
GSES are required to apply for the Personal Liability Insurance for Students (PLI).
• Premium and Coverage Period
Coverage Period

Insurance Premium

One year
Two years
Three years

340 JPY
680 JPY
1,020 JPY

• Application Period
Please apply on the day of registration for enrollment. For students who have notapplied for insurance in previous years, and students who extended their study, pleaseapply at the beginning of the semester in April or October. You will receive a notificationfrom the Student Affairs Office.

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(3)Personal Accident Comprehensive Insurance (Optional)
This insurance is available to students who enroll in Personal Accident Insurance, and it
compensates for damages that are not covered by Personal Accident Insurance.
Application is optional. For more information, please visit Japan Educational Exchange
and Services website http://www.jees.or.jp/

10. Health Management
In order to have a wonderful student life at Nagoya University, it is imperative to watch
over your health. In addition, to maintain a good bodily condition, good lifestyle habits,
such as adequate sleep, diet, and exercise, are necessary and regular health check-ups arealso important. If you encounter any physical or mental health issues, please feel free to use
the health services on campus.
NU Health Administration Office (Map: C3 ③)(Research Center of Health, Physical Fitness and Sports)
The Health Administration Office provides services in the following specialty fields:internal medicine, psychiatry, clinical medicine; and performs regular health check-ups,
physical and mental health consultations, and medical check-ups for sports purposes.
The Office also provides guidance for health management and infectious disease
prevention.

(1) Health Examinations
� Periodic Health Examinations
Annual health check is a great way to prevent diseases and/or illnesses, or discoverdiseases at an early stage.
Furthermore, if a student does not participate in the school health check-up, thestudent may not be able to participate in activities that require a health certificate, e.g.
scholarship applications, job hunting, participation in sports events, etc.
Health check consists of the following:
WhoInternal
Medicine

Undergraduates
Postgraduates
Research Students
etc.

What

� Urine test� Chest X-ray
� Blood pressure� Height/Weight� Eyesight/Hearing� Self-check survey

When

Where

April

NU HealthAdministration
Office� Special Health Examination
A special health examination is offered to students who are in constant contact with orconduct research with harmful chemicals. Students who are exposed to radiation forresearch or class are required by law to undergo the special health examination. If the14

student does not undergo the examination, the student is not eligible to participate inradioisotope (RI) research or class.

Radiation

Who

Those who will handle radioactive
substances for the first time (including
those who will attend lectures involving
radioisotopes).
Those who are handling radioactive
substances in their second year onwards
only need to have a medical examination
by interview. If necessary, the student will
be required to undergo a healthexamination.

Other

Who

Those who will handle
harmful chemicals or
conduct hazardous
experiments

What

Blood test
Skin test
Eye check

What

Requirement for examination
depends upon the type ofchemicals being handled,
or if health examination isconsidered to be necessary.

When

Where

May
July
October

NU HealthAdministration
OfficeDecember

When

OctoberWhere

NU HealthAdministration
Office(2) Radiation Worker Registration
Students who will be involved in radiation-related work have to register as a radiation
worker* and submit a photocopy of documents which can prove the following to GSES
Student Affairs Office.
� Proof that you have attended and completed the course for Safe Handling of Radiation
given by the university, or any course with similar content
� Your medical record of Specific Health Examination
Note*A radiation Worker is a person who has received specific training and has
qualifications to make unescorted accesses into the controlled area and to perform
work of a radiological nature.

(3) Health Consultation
Doctors are available everyday for consultation and first aid treatment. Furthermore,
if treatment or examination in other specialized areas is needed, a referral to Nagoya
University Hospital can be provided. Reception for consultation or first aid is on thefirst floor of the NU Health Administration Office .
Tel:052-789-3969 or 3970

URL:

https://www.htc.nagoya-u.ac.jp/hokenkanri/(4) Psychiatric Consultation
The Mental Health Section of the Center for Student Couseling (Map: C3 ③ ,D3 ⑥ ) offer
individual consultation and counseling, as well as clinic referrals.

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Consultation is available by appointment. Appointment can be made by telephone oremail.
Tel:

052-788-6276

URL:

https://www.gakuso.provost.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/(5) First Aid
If you become sick on campus or get injured during class or an experiment, please referto the following list and take the appropriate actions.
� Contact the University’s Health Administration Office (Hokenkanri-shitsu, 052-7893969 or 3970) and ask for assistance, treatment and guidance.
� Call 119 for an ambulance, then directly contact the security guard (052-789-4917) to informthem of the ambulance, so that they can direct the ambulance to the correct location.
� Contact your academic advisor, as well as the GSES Student Affairs Office as soon as
possible.
Note*Upon receiving first-aid treatment at the university health clinic, depending on thesituation you may also be advised to receive treatment at a hospital, therefore makesure to carry your National Health Insurance card with you at all times.

(6) Infection Control Measures
Visit the nearest hospital or clinic and follow instructions from the doctors if you havesymptoms of Norovirus, Measles, Pertussis or Influenza. Refrain from attending school
if you have an airborne infectious disease, until you have fully recovered, and contact
GSES Student Affairs Office as soon as possible.
(7) Smoking Policy
All indoor and outdoor areas in the campus are nonsmoking, except for designatedsmoking areas.

11. Student Consultation Services
� Student Couseling Section of the Student Support offers consultations andcounseling to both domestic and international students at Nagoya University on schoolrelated troubles or issues.
Students with disabilities, such as sensory or mobility impairments, long-term healthconditions, specific learning difficulties, autistic spectrum conditions, mental healthdifficulties or other special needs, can consult with the staff in the Office for Students
with Disabilities.
The Student Support
https://www.gakuso.provost.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/
Student Counseling Center
Map:D3⑥

Tel: 052-789-5805

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Ability Support Center
Map:B4①
URL:

Tel: 052-789-4756

https://www.gakuso.provost.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/

� Global Engagement Center Support Team (University-wide)
Office: 7 th Floor, West Wing, IB Building (Map: C3①)
Tel :052-788-6117

Fax :052-788-6120

URL:

https://acs.iee.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/� International Student Advising Office (GSES)
Office: Room 414, 4 th Floor, Environmental Studies Hall (Kankyōsōgō-kan) (Map: D2 ②)
Tel:

052-789-3031

12. Harassment, Academic rights consultation• NU Harassment Consultation Center (Appointment by fax or email)The Harassment Consultation Center at Nagoya University provides professional advice
on sexual harassment, abuse of power and position, and any kind of harassment,
discrimination and bullying, etc. of students on campus. All consultations are strictly
confidential.
Office: 2 Floor, G-COE Experiment Building, School of Engineering No. 3 (Map:B3①)
nd

Tel:

052-789-5806

Fax:

052-789-5968

Email: h-help@adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp
URL:

http://www.sh-help.provost.nagoya-u.ac.jp/• Academic Rights Consultation Corner (GSES)
This is a place where students or faculty members of GSES can report issues of‘academic harassment.’ Academic harassment covers various types of harassment
related to hierarchical relationships or use of power at educational and researchorganizations. The issue is reported to the Academic Rights Committee, where it canbe resolved or prevented in the future.
Appointments can be made by contacting the dean (Ext. 4271) or the school’s
Administrative Director (Ext. 3451). After the consultation, the Dean will convene with
the Committee to discuss the appropriate investigation and solution to the issue. All
consultations will be kept strictly confidential.

1713. Regulations for the Prevention of Academic Misconduct
If a student commits a crime or an illegal act, of course the relevant laws apply, as in thecase of ordinary members of society, but Nagoya University also has independent
regulations for the prevention of academic misconduct as explained below (“Conduct
Subject to Disciplinary Action or Educative Measures.”)
These following rules prescribe disciplinary action and educative measures for students
enrolled at Nagoya University (hereinafter referred to as “the University”) in addition towhat is prescribed in the Nagoya University General Rules (General Rule No. 1 of 2004)
and the Nagoya University Graduate School General Rules (General Rule No. 2 of 2004).
(1) Conduct Subject to Disciplinary Action or Educative Measures
The following types of conduct shall be subject to disciplinary action or educative
measures (hereinafter referred to collectively as “Disciplinary Action”):
� Conduct that obstructs education or research activity at the University;
� Conduct that falls within the category of harassment;� Improper access, and other conduct contrary to ethical standards for the handlingof information;
� Breach of duty of confidentiality and other conduct contrary to professional ethicalstandards; and� Other conduct that markedly diminishes the reputation or credibility of the
University.
Types and Effects of Disciplinary Action
The types and effects of Disciplinary Action shall be as follows:� Expulsion: Students are deprived of their status as a student;� Suspension*: Students are prohibited from attending university for a specified
period of less than six months, or for an indefinite period; and� Warning*: Students are issued with a written caution and warned about their future
conduct.
Types and Effects of Educative Measures
Educative Measures are measures for the purpose of encouraging students to reflect
on their duties as students, and will be implemented by the Faculty Meeting or
Graduate School Committee (hereinafter referred to collectively as the “School
Committee”) in the department where the student is enrolled, after deliberation by
the Disciplinary Committee as prescribed in Article 9. The types and effects of
Educative Measures are as follows:� Warning*: Students are issued with an oral caution, with a strong emphasis onchanging their behavior and/or attitude.
� Caution: Students are issued with an oral caution.

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When educative measures are implemented, heads of departments may request thatstudents submit a statement reflecting on their conduct.
*The period of suspension shall be included in the maximum period of enrollment, andshall not be included in the minimum period of the student’s studies.
*Students punished by means of a suspension or warning must submit a statement
reflecting on their conduct to the University President.
(2) Cheating in Examinations
In relation to cheating during examinations, including regular examinations, inaddition to Disciplinary Action or Educative Measures, in principle, the student will bedenied recognition of credits earned in all subjects in that semester.
(3) Improper Access to Information
Conduct contrary to ethical standards for the handling of information refers to copying
and reproducing unjustly, or to cases when people without access authority access acomputer without permission. Please refer to "Nagoya University Information Security
Guidelines" for details.
(4) Plagiarism
An act contrary to researcher ethics, such as plagiarism of a paper, fabrication, or
alteration of data, is considered to be "other conduct that markedly diminishes the
reputation or credibility of the University." Plagiarism is using others' results ofresearch as one's own results of research. When using others' ideas, a text, etc., it isnecessary to specify a source, using a quotation, and one must distinguish otherpeople’s work from one’s own work. A coursework report is considered in this way,although a thesis or dissertation is examined more severely. When you submit anarticle to a scientific journal etc., please make sure you consult your academic advisor
beforehand.

14. Expulsion
The president may, through discussion by the faculty council of the relevant graduate school,
expel a student who falls under any of the following items:(i) If the student is unable to complete the program even after reaching the designatedmaximum duration of enrollment;(ii)If the student is unable to complete the program due to injuries, diseases or otherreasons;(iii)If the student dies or is missing;(iv)If the student neglects their duty to pay tuition, and, after receiving a demand for
payment, still fails to make payment;(v)If a student who has been denied an exemption or deferment of enrollment fees, or given
a partial exemption or deferment of enrollment fees, fails to pay the enrollment fees thatare payable by the designated deadline.

1915. Internships
Internships are work experiences for students at companies related to their academic field
and future career. As Japan undergoes many social and economic changes, there is a strong
demand to develop talented individuals who possess an international perspective and solid
expertise and can creatively utilize them. At Nagoya University, we consider internships atcompanies and organizations to be a key piece of an education that fosters these creative
individuals, and we have created a learning environment that supports this, such as byoffering course credits for internships.
There are several ways in which internships are meaningful and effective: (1) Linking
academic education and research with hands-on experience in society deepens yourunderstanding and sparks new learning interests. (2) They provide an opportunity for you tothink about your career aptitude and future plans and help you establish your career outlook
and sense of identity. (3) Exposure to creative technologies and know-how on site at thecompany will help develop your creativity. (4) Experiencing life outside the ivory tower will
nurture in you the humanity and adaptability needed in society. Please keep the following
points in mind when participating in internships:
� If you apply for credit recognition for your internship (Type III Subject “Internship” (1credit) in your department), please check the syllabus for necessary information andsubmit the request to your academic advisor using the prescribed form, which isavailable at the Student Affairs Office of GSES.
� Information about internships Nagoya University receives is published on the Nagoya
University Portal website (“Career Information” > “Internship Information”).
Separate and distinct from internships at companies, you can also take part in researchinternships at the Graduate School. In these internships, you will participate in anotherlaboratory's research projects or community service projects. These internships present
an opportunity for you to learn the merits of the wide range of fields covered by the
Graduate School of Environmental Studies. You can also receive the Type III “Internship”
course credit (1 credit) in your department. If you apply for it, please submit yourapplication to the Student Affairs Office of GSES. Please see the website below for
information about faculty and projects currently taking applications.
Education and Research Center for Sustainable Co-Development
https://ercscd.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

16. Job-Hunting Information and Career Advice
At Nagoya University, students who plan to enter the workforce after graduation canreceive career guidance and advice at the Student Services Center’s Career Support
Center, Graduate School’s Student Affairs Office and your department/division, andfrom laboratory/academic advisor.

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The Career Support Center has an information corner where you can browse job listingsand information sessions for government agencies and companies. The Center has also
launched a job-hunting information search system. In addition, the Center hosts career
guidance sessions for all job-seeking students where you can receive guidance andadvice. We encourage you to take advantage of these services. The Career Support
newsletter provides helpful information about job hunting, so we encourage all jobseekers to subscribe (go to NU-NAVI to subscribe).
The Career Support Center also has dedicated counselors with professional expertise toprovide career counseling. Individual consultations are by appointment only. Please use
NU-NAVI to apply.
Information from companies can be viewed at the Environmental Studies Hall 3F Lounge
and on the GSES e-bulletin board. Please make good use of them.
Office: Map D3⑥
Tel:052-789-2176

URL:

https://syusyoku.jimu.nagoya-u.ac.jp/

For international students who are graduating and need to convert their "College
Student" visa to a "Designated Activities" visa for job-hunting. Please contact the GSES
Student Affairs Office to commencement. Please refer to “ALWAYS NU” that is theWebsite for International Students.
ALWAYS NU
URL: https://sed.adm.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/

If you would like to work while at university because of unavoidable circumstances, youmust submit “Notification of Employment” and “Written consent of Student Status”(signed or sealed by your employer) to the GSES Student Affairs Office. Please visit theonline bulletin board “Campus Life” section at the GSES website to download these
forms. However, the Nagoya University does not encourage our students to work whileat university as we believe that it is a student's job to devote him/herself to study.
Please contemplate well regarding your course / research plan and consult with youracademic advisor before submission. International students especially must consider it
carefully since their residence status “College” has to be changed to visa for work if you
work as a full-time employee.

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Course-Related
Course-RelatedInformation221. Curriculum Creation
The Graduate School of Environmental Studies’ basic educational policy is to “foster individuals who tackle
issues in their specialized fields of nature, city, and society, as well as issues in environmental studies that
integrate all these fields, and engage in world-leading research and practices. Based on the university-wideaims of education, the Graduate School’s educational goals are to foster "Creativity", "Practical Skills", and"Synergy". To this end, our curriculum is designed to instill in our students the following capabilities andqualities:
・ The ability to tackle pressing environmental issues with thinking skills rooted in the fundamentals ofenvironmental studies
・ The ability to freely comprehend and appreciate a wide range of academic disciplines across the arts andsciences・ A flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise・ The ability to create the new academic fields of the future
Our curriculum consists of a latticework of Interdisciplinary Subjects, which teach the breadth of various
systems of environmental studies, and Specialized Subjects, which teach the depth of various elements thatmake up environmental studies in a specialized way. The program and course tree are designed to matchyour progression through your course of study. Interdisciplinary Subjects are compulsory courses in themaster's program. These courses are built around topics focusing on "Sustainability" and "Safety andSecurity", the two key principles that unite the various fields and disciplines within the Graduate School.
Specialized Subjects consist of Type I (Lecture), Type II (Seminar), and Type III (Workshop) courses for the
specialized fields. In addition, in order to be awarded a degree, students must receive research supervision,
which includes registration in Type II Seminar courses taught by their academic advisor (or, if necessary, subadvisor).
In order to ensure that students can achieve their educational goals through their studies, 90% ofInterdisciplinary Subject courses and 80-90% of Specialized Subject courses are built on course material thatcultivates "Creativity", "Practical Skills", or "Synergy", or a combination thereof. Furthermore, by taking partin joint research projects, students acquire the practical ability to solve real environmental problems facing
society.
The Diploma Policies (DP) and Curriculum Policies (CP) of Each Program are as follows.

■Master’s Course○Diploma Policies (DP)(1) The Ideal Graduate (Educational Goals)
The Graduate School of Environmental Studies will confer a master's degree on individuals who have thequalities and abilities listed below, in addition to meeting the requirements for completion of the program.

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Individuals who take a bold approach to tackling environmental problems, using thinking skills informedby knowledge in environmental studies
Individuals who are intellectually flexible beyond their area of expertise
Individuals who are able to digest information from a wide range of academic fields both in humanities
and natural sciences without being constrained in a particular field
Individuals who are able to find their own role within communities and play an active role internationallyMore specifically, each department within the Graduate School aims to develop individuals who possess thefollowing competencies in addition to those mentioned above.
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences: Individuals who possess the ability to contribute to society
by taking advantage of their scientific knowledge of the global environment and who are informed by a firm
academic foundation
Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture: Individuals who possess the ability to
independently create new relationships between human-made environments and natural/humanenvironments in the context of architecture, cities, and regions as sites of human activity
Department of Social and Human Environment: Individuals who possess the ability to contribute toevaluating and proposing policies with scientific objectivity and validity derived from normative values or
who possess the ability to meet the demands of various fields related to social and environmental policies
both in Japan and overseas(2) Graduation and Completion Criteria (Requirements)
Students must be enrolled at the Graduate School for at least two years and gain a total of at least 30 credits(including the credits earned for interdisciplinary subjects that are offered to facilitate systematicinterdisciplinary learning) in accordance with the completion criteria stipulated by each department for thetype of degree in question. Having received research supervision within their specialized field, students mustalso successfully defend their master’s dissertation.
The Graduate School will confer a master’s degree in environmental studies to students who have earned thenecessary credits; it places an emphasis on interdisciplinarity, which integrates diverse perspectives from thefields that environmental science is based on, including the sciences, engineering, and the humanities andsocial sciences. The Graduate School will confer a master’s degree that corresponds to the specialized field tothe students who have earned credits with an emphasis on their area of specialization within an academic
field that supports the framework of environmental studies.
(3) Criteria for the Evaluation of Master’s Dissertations
To determine whether to award a degree, a dissertation review committee is established to report to the
Faculty Council in relation to each dissertation. The committee rigorously examines an applicant’s researchability and foundational academic knowledge in the relevant field through the applicant’s public defense of
their master’s dissertation in each department or course.

○Curriculum Policies (CP)24

The master’s program at the Graduate School of Environmental Studies is designed to provide students with
opportunities to acquire the following skills and competencies: (1) the ability to take a bold approach to
tackling environmental problems, using thinking skills informed by knowledge in environmental studies; (2)intellectual flexibility that extends beyond students’ areas of expertise; (3) the ability to digest informationfrom a wide range of academic fields both in humanities and natural sciences; and (4) the ability to create
new academic fields for future generations.
The Graduate School offers the following curriculum to enable students to acquire the abilities detailed in (1)to (4) above. The curriculum comprises interdisciplinary subjects that enable students to take a broad yetsystematic approach to studying diverse fields of environmental studies, field-specific subjects (Type I, II, andIII) in which students can engage in specialized study of the elements that make up environmental studies ata deeper level, and research supervision while working toward obtaining a degree.
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Interdisciplinary subjects are elective mandatory courses on the master’s program that focus on the twoconcepts of sustainability and safety/security, which link the different fields and subject areas of the
Graduate School.
Field-specific subjects consist of lecture courses (Type I), seminar courses (Type II), and practical training
courses (Type III) in specialized fields.
Credits earned at other graduate schools also count within a restriction toward students’ total credits
needed to complete the program.
Students will receive credits based on assessment of their learning outcomes as per the methods
specified in the syllabus for each subject. Assessment methods include written examinations, essays, andoral presentations. The supervision process of the master’s dissertation will also be used to confirm
whether students have acquired the skills listed in the Diploma Policies.

■Doctoral Course○Diploma Policies (DP)(1) The Ideal Graduate (Educational Goals)
The Graduate School of Environmental Studies will confer a doctoral degree on individuals who have thequalities and abilities listed below, in addition to meeting the requirements for completion of the program.
••••

Individuals who show a bold approach for tackling environmental problems, using thinking skills
informed by basic knowledge in environmental studies
Individuals who are intellectually flexible and are able to extend themselves beyond their area ofexpertise
Individuals who are able to digest information from a wide range of academic fields both in humanities
and natural sciences, and have the ability to create new fields of academic enquiry for future generations
Individuals who are able to find their own role within communities and play an active role internationallyas researchers or leaders who are active within wider society

Each department within the Graduate School aims to develop individuals who possess the following
competencies in addition to those mentioned above.

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Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences: Individuals who possess the ability to contribute to society
through initiatives that deepen scientific knowledge on the global environment.
Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture: Individuals who possess the ability to
independently create and develop academic theories based on new relationships between human-madeenvironments and natural/human environments in the context of architecture, cities, and regions as sites ofhuman activity
Department of Social and Human Environment: Individuals who possess the ability to contribute toevaluating and proposing policies with scientific objectivity and validity derived from normative values or theability to meet the demands of various fields related to social and environmental policies both in Japan andoverseas, informed by their perspective as a high-level specialist(2) Graduation and Completion Criteria (Requirements)
Students must be enrolled on the program for at least three years and gain a total of at least eight credits
from class-based courses on the doctoral program in accordance with the completion criteria stipulated byeach department for the type of degree in question. Having received the necessary research supervision,
students must also successfully defend their doctoral dissertation. The Graduate School will confer a doctoral
degree in environmental studies to students who have earned the necessary credits, with an emphasis on
interdisciplinarity that integrates diverse perspectives from fields related to environmental studies, including
the sciences, engineering, and the humanities and social sciences. The Graduate School will confer a doctoral
degree that corresponds to the specialized field to the students who have earned credits with an emphasison their area of specialization within an academic field that supports the framework of environmental
studies.
(3) Criteria for the Evaluation of Doctoral Dissertations
When a student applies for a doctoral degree examination, their application will be formally accepted after
confirming that they meet the requirements for degree applications in the respective department or course.
A dissertation review committee, organized under the Faculty Council, rigorously assesses whether theapplicant possesses suitably advanced research skills in their field and a strong academic foundation.

○Curriculum Policies (CP)The doctoral program at the Graduate School of Environmental Studies is organized to provide students with
opportunities to acquire the following skills and competencies needed to develop into world-classresearchers and leaders who are active in society: (1) the ability to take a bold approach to tacklingenvironmental problems, using thinking skills informed by foundational knowledge in environmental studies;(2) intellectual flexibility that extends beyond one’s area of expertise; (3) the ability to digest informationfrom a wide range of academic fields both in humanities and natural sciences; and (4) the ability to create
new academic fields for future generations.
The Graduate School offers the following curriculum to enable students to acquire the abilities detailed in (1)to (4) above. The curriculum comprises classes, seminars, and GSES (Graduate School of Environmental
Studies) Common Subjects, both within a student’s own department and other departments, as well as
research supervision working toward obtaining a doctoral degree.

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GSES Common Subjects aim to enable students to learn how to solve problems on a global and regional
scale and create new systems by taking advantage of their knowledge of the wide range of fields thatmake up environmental studies, breaking the crust of their own specialty
To obtain a doctoral degree in environmental studies, students must attend GSES Common Subjects orclasses offered by other departments
Students will receive credits based on the assessment of their learning outcomes according to themethods specified in the syllabus for each course. Assessment methods include written examinations,
essays, and oral presentations. The process of doctoral dissertation supervision will also be used toconfirm whether students have acquired the skills listed in the Diploma Policies

In addition, we have created a curriculum map showing which diploma policy each subject corresponds to, so
please use it as a reference when registering course.
From the next page
■ Curriculum map

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Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
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Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they haveType 2acquired.

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Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV005003J Field Seminar on Environmental Studies
ENV005007E Sustainability and Environmental Studies
ENV005010J Introduction for Sustainable Development
Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local
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ENV005024E Environmental Urban Systems
ENV005043E Sustainable City Studies
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A:
ENV005013J
Understanding Natural Hazard
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1B:
ENV005015J
Social Science Approaches
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ENV005016J
Methodology for Disaster Mitigation
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ENV005019J
Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (2)ENV005038E Introduction to Geology
ENV005028J Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences
ENV005031J ◆Housing and Environment
ENV005032J Environmental Policies and Strategies
ENV005037J Environmental Ethics
ENV005025E English Communication in Environmental Issues
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
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language) 1
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
ENV005027E
language) 2
ENV005039J Forefront of Solving Environmental Issues
ENV005040E Gender and the Environment
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005041J
Innovation I
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005042J
Innovation II
ENV116001B Theory of Earth Environment Observation
ENV116002B Spectroscopy of Earth and Planetary Materials
ENV116003J Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
ENV116004J Biogeochemistry
ENV116006B Evolving Biosphere
ENV116007B Geosphere-Biosphere Interaction
ENV116009B Petrogenesis of Sedimentary Rocks
ENV116078J Precambrian Earth System
ENV116079B Conservation Ecology
ENV116080J Animal Behavior
ENV116010J Lecture on Circulation System of Crustal Materials
ENV116011J Geodynamics
ENV116013B Inorganic Geochemistry
ENV116015B Analytical Method of Environmental Samples 1
ENV116016B Analytical Method of Environmental Samples 2
ENV116017J Crust and Mantle Dynamics
ENV116018B Lecture on Planetary-System Formation
ENV116021B Earth and Planetary Physics 1
ENV116022B Earth and Planetary Physics 2
ENV116023B Geophysics of the Earth's Crust
ENV116024B Volcano Physics
ENV116025B Earthquake seismology
ENV116081B Earthquake Processes and Effects
ENV116027B Geochronology
ENV116076B Quaternary Geochronology

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DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they haveType 2acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate awide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

Interdisci
plinary

DP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV116032B Special Lecture on Earth History
ENV116034J Mass Transport and Fixation on the Earth's Surface
ENV116035J Life and Environment
ENV116036B Geophysical Exploration of Crustal Structure
ENV116037B Special Lecture on Environmental Zoology 1
ENV116038J Special Lecture on Environmental Zoology 2
ENV116040B Satellite Meteorology
ENV116041J Mesoscale Meteorology
ENV116075J Rader Meteorology
ENV116082J Hydrometeorology
ENV116045B Biological Oceanography
ENV116046J Special Lecture on Earth Environmental Systems 1
ENV116047J Special Lecture on Earth Environmental Systems 2
ENV116048J Special Lecture on Geology and Geobiology 1
ENV116049J Special Lecture on Geology and Geobiology 2
ENV116050J Special Lecture on Earth and Planetary Physics 1
ENV116051J Special Lecture on Earth and Planetary Physics 2

Dept.
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES

Type
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
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1・2
1・2
1・2
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1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2
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3400090

ENV116052J Special Lecture on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1

EES

Type 1

1・2○3400091

ENV116053J Special Lecture on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2

EES

Type 1

1・2○3400092
3400093

ENV116054J Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 1
ENV116055J Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 2
Measurement of Atmospheric and Hydrospheric
ENV116057J
Environment
ENV116058J Atmospheric Aerosol Sciences
ENV116059B Cryosphere Science
ENV116060J Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry
ENV116077J Biogeochemical Cycle
ENV116083B Dynamic Meteorology
ENV116069B Physical Oceanography
ENV116084B Principles of Bioagricultural Sciences
ENV116085B Forest Environment Science
ENV116086B Forest Biology
ENV116087B Forest Sociology
ENV116088J Forest Resource Industrialization
ENV116089B Advanced Biomass Science
ENV116090B Wood Cytology
ENV116101B Animal Genetics and Breeding
ENV116092B Advanced Animal Physiology 1
ENV116093J Bioinformaｔics
ENV126001B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1A
ENV126002B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1B
ENV126003B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1C
ENV126004B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1D
ENV126005B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2A
ENV126006B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2B
ENV126007B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2C
ENV126008B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2D
ENV126009B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1A
ENV126010B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1B
ENV126011B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1C
ENV126012B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1D
ENV126013B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2A
ENV126014B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2B
ENV126015B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2C
ENV126016B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2D
ENV126017J Seminar on Climate Science 1A
ENV126018J Seminar on Climate Science 1B
ENV126019J Seminar on Climate Science 1C
ENV126020J Seminar on Climate Science 1D
ENV126021J Seminar on Climate Science 2A
ENV126022J Seminar on Climate Science 2B
ENV126023J Seminar on Climate Science 2C
ENV126024J Seminar on Climate Science 2D
ENV126025J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1A
ENV126026J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1B

EES
EES

Type 1
Type 1

1・2
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Type 1

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EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES

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Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
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Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2

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3400096※ 3400097
3400098
3400777※ 3400790※ 3400107※ 3400791※ 3400792※ 3400793※ 3400794
3400795※ 3400796※ 3400797※ 3400935※ 3400799
3400800※ 3400113※ 3400114※ 3400115※ 3400116※ 3400117※ 3400118※ 3400119※ 3400120※ 3400121※ 3400122※ 3400123※ 3400124※ 3400125※ 3400126※ 3400127※ 3400128
3400129
3400130
34001313400132
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DP2

Registration Code Course Numbering Code※ 3400070
3400072
3400073※ 3400074※ 3400787
3400788※ 3400078
3400079
3400775
3400789※ 3400083
3400084
3400085
3400086
3400087
3400088
3400089

Default

29

DP2

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DP5

MC（地球）DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they haveType 2acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate awide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

Interdisci
plinary

DP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV126027J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1C
ENV126028J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1D
ENV126029J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2A
ENV126030J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2B
ENV126031J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2C
ENV126032J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2D
ENV126033B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1A
ENV126034B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1B
ENV126035B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1C
ENV126036B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1D
ENV126037B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2A
ENV126038B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2B
ENV126039B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2C
ENV126040B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2D
ENV126041B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1A
ENV126042B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1B
ENV126043B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1C
ENV126044B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1D
ENV126045B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2A
ENV126046B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2B
ENV126047B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2C
ENV126048B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2D
ENV126049B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1A
ENV126050B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1B
ENV126051B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1C
ENV126052B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1D
ENV126053B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2A
ENV126054B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2B
ENV126055B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2C
ENV126056B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2D
ENV126057B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1A
ENV126058B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1B
ENV126059B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1C
ENV126060B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1D
ENV126061B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2A
ENV126062B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2B
ENV126063B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2C
ENV126064B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2D
ENV126065B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 3A
ENV126066B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 3B
ENV126067B Seminar on Natural History 1A
ENV126068B Seminar on Natural History 1B
ENV126069B Seminar on Natural History 1C
ENV126070B Seminar on Natural History 1D
ENV126071B Seminar on Natural History 2A
ENV126072B Seminar on Natural History 2B
ENV126073B Seminar on Natural History 2C
ENV126074B Seminar on Natural History 2D

Dept.
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES

Type
Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2

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1
1
2
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1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2

3400211

ENV126099J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1A

EES

Type 2

1○○3400212

ENV126100J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1B

EES

Type 2

1○○3400213

ENV126101J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1C

EES

Type 22○○3400214

ENV126102J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1D

EES

Type 22○○3400215

ENV126103J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2A

EESType 2

1○○3400216

ENV126104J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2B

EES

Type 2

1○○3400217

ENV126105J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2C

EESType 22○○3400218

ENV126106J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2D

EES

Type 2

2○○

ENV126107B Seminar on Ecology 1A
ENV126108B Seminar on Ecology 1B
ENV126109B Seminar on Ecology 1C

EES
EES
EES

Type 2Type 2Type 2

1
1
2

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※ 3400801※ 3400802※ 3400803

Type 1

DP2

Registration Code Course Numbering Code3400139
3400140
3400141
34001423400143
3400144※ 3400145※ 3400146※ 3400147※ 3400148※ 3400149※ 3400150※ 3400151※ 3400152※ 3400153※ 3400154※ 3400155※ 3400156※ 3400157※ 3400158※ 3400159※ 3400160※ 3400161※ 3400162※ 3400163※ 3400164※ 3400165※ 3400166※ 3400167※ 3400168※ 3400169※ 3400170※ 3400171※ 3400172※ 3400173※ 3400174※ 3400175※ 3400176※ 3400177※ 3400178※ 3400179※ 3400180※ 3400181※ 3400182※ 3400183※ 3400184※ 3400185※ 3400186

Default

30

DP1

DP2
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DP3

DP4
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DP5

MC（地球）DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they haveType 2acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate awide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

Interdisci
plinary

DP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV126110B Seminar on Ecology 1D
ENV126111B Seminar on Ecology 2A
ENV126112B Seminar on Ecology 2B
ENV126113B Seminar on Ecology 2C
ENV126114B Seminar on Ecology 2D
ENV136001J Internship Program
ENV136006J Fieldwork on Coral Reefs
ENV116094E Marine Geology
ENV116045B Biological Oceanography
ENV116095E Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry
ENV116096E Earth Dynamics
ENV116097E Geophysics
ENV116098E Field seminar in Geobiology
ENV116099E Field seminar in Earth Environmental Systems
ENV116100E Field seminar in Geophysics
ENV126115E Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences A
ENV126116E Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences B
ENV126117E Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences C
ENV126118E Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences D
ENV126119E Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences A
ENV126120E Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences B
ENV126121E Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences C
ENV126122E Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences D
ENV126123E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies A
ENV126124E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies B
ENV126125E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies C
ENV126126E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies D

Registration Code Course Numbering Code※ 3400804※ 3400805※ 3400806※ 3400807※ 3400808
34002193400945
3400904※ 3400083
3400905
3400906
3400907
3400908
3400909340091034009113400912340091334009143400915340091634009173400918
3400919340092034009213400922

Default

31

Dept.
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES
EES

G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30

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Type 3
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
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Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
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Grade
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1
1
2
2
1・2
1・2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
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DP1

DP2
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DP5

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DC(地球）DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Default
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop
Type 1a broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge theyType 2have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend andappreciate a wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

InterdisciplinaryDP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
Dept.
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental
ENV047001B
All
Studies I
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental
ENV047002B
All
Studies II
On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
All
ENV047003B
Studies I
On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
ENV047004B
All
Studies II
ENV047006B Seminar on Knowledge Co-Creation 1
All
ENV047007B Seminar on Knowledge Co-Creation 2
All
ENV147002B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1E
EES
ENV147003B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1F
EES
ENV147004B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2E
EES
ENV147005B Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2F
EES
ENV147006B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1E
EES
ENV147007B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1F
EES
ENV147008B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2E
EES
ENV147009B Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2F
EES
ENV147010J Seminar on Climate Science 1E
EES
EES
ENV147011J Seminar on Climate Science 1F
ENV147012J Seminar on Climate Science 2E
EES
ENV147013J Seminar on Climate Science 2F
EES
ENV147014J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1E
EES
ENV147015J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 1F
EES
ENV147016J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2E
EES
ENV147017J Seminar on Biogeochemical Cycle 2F
EES
ENV147018B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1E
EES
ENV147019B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1F
EES
ENV147020B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2E
EES
ENV147021B Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2F
EES
ENV147022B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1E
EES
ENV147023B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1F
EES
ENV147024B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2E
EES
ENV147025B Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2F
EES
ENV147026B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics E
EES
ENV147027B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics F
EES
ENV147028B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics G
EES
ENV147029B Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics H
EES
ENV147055B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1E
EES
ENV147056B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1F
EES
ENV147057B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2E
EES
ENV147058B Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2F
EES
ENV147034B Seminar on Natural History 1E
EES
ENV147035B Seminar on Natural History 1F
EES
ENV147036B Seminar on Natural History 2E
EES
ENV147037B Seminar on Natural History 2F
EES
ENV147050J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1E
EES
ENV147051J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 1F
EES
ENV147052J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2E
EES
ENV147053J Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies 2F
EES
ENV147059B Seminar on Ecology 1E
EES
ENV147060B Seminar on Ecology 1F
EES
ENV147061B Seminar on Ecology 2E
EES
ENV147062B Seminar on Ecology 2F
EES
ENV447001J Research Internships
EES
EES
ENV147063E Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences E
EES
ENV147064E Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences F
EES
ENV147065E Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences G
EES
ENV147066E Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences H

5400927

ENV147067E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies E

5400928

Registration Code Course Numbering Code※ 5400034※ 5400035※ 5400036※ 5400037※ 5400933※ 5400934※ 5400225※ 5400226※ 5400227※ 5400228※ 5400229※ 5400230※ 5400231※ 5400232
5400233
5400234
5400235
54002365400237
5400238
5400239
5400240※ 5400241※ 5400242※ 5400243※ 5400244※ 5400245※ 5400246※ 5400247※ 5400248※ 5400249※ 5400250※ 5400251※ 5400252※ 5400809※ 5400810※ 5400811※ 5400812※ 5400257※ 5400258※ 5400259※ 5400260
5400273
5400274
5400275
5400276※ 5400813※ 5400814※ 5400815※ 5400816
5400936540092354009245400925
5400926

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G30
G30
G30

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1
1
1
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1
1
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G30

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ENV147068E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies F

EES

G30

1

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5400929

ENV147069E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies G

EES

G30

2

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5400930

ENV147070E Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies H

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Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.
Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV005003J Field Seminar on Environmental Studies
ENV005007E Sustainability and Environmental Studies
ENV005010J Introduction for Sustainable Development
Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local
ENV005011J
Communities

Dept.
All
All
All
All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○

3400009

ENV005009J Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○

3400029
3400008
3400778

ENV005029J Global and Urban Warmings
ENV005008J Studies on Water Environment
ENV005034J Ecology

All
All
All

Interdisciplinary

1・2
1・2
1・2

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○

＃ 3400779

ENV005035E Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○＃ 3400780

ENV005036E Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries II

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○＃ 3400024＃ 3400936

ENV005024E Environmental Urban Systems
ENV005043E Sustainable City Studies
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A:
ENV005013J
Understanding Natural Hazard
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1B:
ENV005015J
Social Science Approaches
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 2:
ENV005016J
Methodology for Disaster Mitigation
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3A:
ENV005017J
Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (1)Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3B:
ENV005019J
Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (2)ENV005038E Introduction to Geology
ENV005028J Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences
ENV005031J ◆Housing and Environment
ENV005032J Environmental Policies and Strategies
ENV005037J Environmental Ethics
ENV005025E English Communication in Environmental Issues
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
ENV005026E
language) 1
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
ENV005027E
language) 2
ENV005039J Forefront of Solving Environmental Issues
ENV005040E Gender and the Environment
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005041J
Innovation I
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005042J
Innovation II
ENV216001E Spatial Development and Environment
ENV216008B Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space
ENV216003E Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning
ENV216028E Environmental Industry Systems
ENV216050E Climate Change and Infrastructure
ENV216007E Transportation Systems Analysis
ENV216010E Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management
ENV216004J Methodology of Social Risk
ENV216006J Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering
ENV210652J Architectural and Urban Environmental Engineering
ENV216051E Frontier in Civil Engineering
ENV216017J Material systems and Environment
ENV216014J Functional Molecules for Environment
ENV216024B Environmental Risk
ENV216052B Sustainable Materials Science
Recent advances in Environmental Chemistry and
ENV216015J
Materials
ENV216020J Project Finding in Urban Environment
ENV216029J Theory of Architectural Design
ENV216030J History of Architecture
ENV216031J Architectural Planning
ENV216032J History and Theory of City Planning
ENV216033J Theory of Environmental Design
ENV216035J Engineering Design of Human Environment
ENV216036J Engineering Design of Physical Environment
ENV216037J Theoretical Analysis in Environmental Engineering
ENV216038J Applied Continuum Mechanics

All
All

Interdisciplinary

1・2
1・2

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1・2

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EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
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EEA
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EEA
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EEA
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Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
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1・2
1・2
1・2
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Type 1

1・2○340001134000133400015340001634000173400019＃ 3400903
3400028
34000313400032
3400781＃ 3400025＃ 3400026＃ 3400027
3400931＃ 3400932
3400933
3400934＃ 3400278※ 3400285＃ 3400280＃ 3400305＃ 3400817＃ 3400284＃ 3400287
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3490399＃ 3400818
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3400292
3400297
3400306
3400307
3400308
3400309
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Type 1

DP2

Registration Code Course Numbering Code

3400003＃ 3400007
3400010

Default

ENV216039B Structural Analysis and Computational Mechanics

33

All
All
All
All
All
All

All
All

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Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary

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Type 2DP5MC (都市)DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.
Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV216040J Earthquake Engineering
ENV216041B Structural Materials
ENV216042B Building Construction Engineering

Dept.
EEA
EEA
EEA

Type GradeType 1 1・2Type 1 1・2Type 1 1・2

DP1
○
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○

3400320

ENV216043J Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 1

EEA

Type 11・2○3400321

ENV216044J Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 2

EEA

Type 1

1・2○

ENV216045J Latest Structural Engineering 1
ENV216046J Latest Structural Engineering 2
ENV216047B Architectural Environment System Design
ENV216048J Seismic Design of Structures

EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA

Type 1
Type 1
Type 1
Type 1

1・2
1・2
1・2
1・2

○
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ENV216049J Experimental Structural Dynamics and Vibration Control

EEA

Type 1

1・2○

ENV226054E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A
ENV226055E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B
ENV226056E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C
ENV226057E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D
ENV226058B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2A
ENV226059B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2B
ENV226060B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2C
ENV226061B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2D
ENV226062E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3A
ENV226063E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3B
ENV226064E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3C
ENV226065E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3D
ENV226066E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4A
ENV226067E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4B
ENV226068E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4C
ENV226069E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4D
ENV226070E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5A
ENV226071E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5B
ENV226072E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5C
ENV226073E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5D
ENV226074B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6A
ENV226075B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6B
ENV226076B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6C
ENV226077B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6D
ENV226078B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7A
ENV226079B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7B
ENV226080B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7C
ENV226081B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7D
ENV226082B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1A
ENV226083B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1B
ENV226084B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1C
ENV226085B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1D
ENV226086B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2A
ENV226087B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2B
ENV226088B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2C
ENV226089B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2D

EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
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EEA
EEA
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EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA

Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2

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ENV226005J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management A

EEA

Type 2

1○○3400332

ENV226006J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management B

EEA

Type 2

1○○3400333

ENV226007J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management C

EEAType 22○○3400334

ENV226008J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management D

EEA

Type 22○○3400371

ENV226045J Seminar on Integrated Studies of Architecture

EEA

Type 21･2○○3400372

ENV226046J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design A

EEA

Type 2

1○○3400373

ENV226047J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design B

EEA

Type 2

1○○3400374

ENV226048J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design C

EEAType 22○○3400375

ENV226049J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design D

EEA

Type 22○○3400376

ENV226050J

EEA

Type 2

1○○34003223400323※ 3400324
3400325
3400326＃ 3400819＃ 3400820＃ 3400821＃ 3400822※ 3400823※ 3400824※ 3400825※ 3400826＃ 3400827＃ 3400828＃ 3400829＃ 3400830＃ 3400831＃ 3400832＃ 3400833＃ 3400834＃ 3400835＃ 3400836＃ 3400837＃ 3400838※ 3400839※ 3400840※ 3400841※ 3400842※ 3400843※ 3400844※ 3400845※ 3400846※ 3400847※ 3400848※ 3400849※ 3400850※ 3400851※ 3400852※ 3400853※ 3400854

Type 1

DP2

Registration Code Course Numbering Code3400317※ 3400318※ 3400319

Default

Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems
A

34

DP2

DP3

DP4

Type 2DP5MC (都市)DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

3400378
3400379

Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
Dept.
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems
ENV226051J
EEA
B
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems
ENV226052J
EEA
C
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems
ENV226053J
EEA
D

Registration Code Course Numbering Code3400377

Default

Type

Grade

DP1

DP2

DP3

DP4

Type 2

1○○Type 22○○Type 22○○Type 2DP5＃ 3400380

ENV236001E Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

EEA

Type 3

1･2○＃ 3400382※ 3400384

ENV236003E Practice in Social Systems
ENV236005B Studio Workshop of Architectural Design

EEA
EEA

Type 3
Type 3

1･2
1･2

○
○

※ 3400385

ENV236006B Planning and Design Studio for Historical Environment

EEA

Type 3

1･2○※ 3400386

ENV236007B Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 1

EEA

Type 3

1･2○※ 3400387

ENV236008B Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 2

EEA

Type 3

1･2

○

EEA

Type 3

1○

EEA

Type 3

1○

EEA

Type 32○

EEA

Type 3

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EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
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Type 3
Type 3
Type 3
Type 3
Type 3
Type 3

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EEA

Type 3

1･2

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EEA

Type 31･2○3400405＃ 3400278

Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building
Services A
Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building
ENV236011J
Services B
Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building
ENV236012J
Services C
Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building
ENV236013J
Services D
ENV236014J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering A
ENV236015J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering B
ENV236016J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering C
ENV236017J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering D
ENV236022J Internship Program
ENV236023E Global Research InternshipWorkshop of Collaboration with Local Activities 1
ENV236024J(Department of Architecture)
Workshop of Collaboration with Local Activites 2
ENV236025J(Department of Architecture)
ENV236026J Architectural Design Internship 1
ENV216001E Spatial Development and Environment※ 3400285＃ 3400280＃ 3400305※ 3400304＃ 3400817＃ 3400284＃ 3400287＃ 3400818※ 3400301＃ 3400819＃ 3400820＃ 3400821＃ 3400822※ 3400823※ 3400824※ 3400825※ 3400826＃ 3400827＃ 3400828＃ 3400829＃ 3400830＃ 3400831＃ 3400832＃ 3400833＃ 3400834＃ 3400835＃ 3400836＃ 3400837＃ 3400838

3400389
3400390
3400391
3400392
3400393
3400394
3400395
34003963400401＃ 3400402
3400403
3400404

ENV236010J

EEA
EEA

G30

Type 3
Type 1

1･2
1･2○

ENV216008B Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space

EEA

G30

Type 1

1･2○

ENV216003E Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning
ENV216028E Environmental Industry Systems
ENV216027B Water and Waste Engineering
ENV216050E Climate Change and Infrastructure
ENV216007E Transportation Systems Analysis
ENV216010E Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management
ENV216051E Frontier in Civil Engineering
ENV216024B Environmental Risk
ENV226054E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A
ENV226055E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B
ENV226056E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C
ENV226057E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D
ENV226058B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2A
ENV226059B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2B
ENV226060B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2C
ENV226061B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2D
ENV226062E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3A
ENV226063E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3B
ENV226064E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3C
ENV226065E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3D
ENV226066E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4A
ENV226067E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4B
ENV226068E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4C
ENV226069E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4D
ENV226070E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5A
ENV226071E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5B
ENV226072E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5C
ENV226073E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5D

EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
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EEA
EEA
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EEA

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G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
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G30
G30
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G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30

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Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Default
Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3※ 3400843※ 3400844※ 3400845※ 3400846

Course Title
ENV226078B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7A
ENV226079B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7B
ENV226080B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7C
ENV226081B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7D

Dept.
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA

G30
G30
G30
G30

Type GradeType 2
1Type 2
1Type 22Type 2
2＃ 3400380

ENV236001E Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

EEA

G30

Type 3

1･2○＃ 3400382
3400401＃ 3400402

ENV236003E Practice in Social Systems
ENV236022J Internship Program
ENV236023E Global Research Internship

EEA
EEA
EEA

G30
G30
G30

Type 3
Type 3
Type 3

1･2
1･2
1･2

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Registration Code Course Numbering Code

36

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DC (都市)DP
Explanatory
Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Default
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop
Type 1a broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge theyType 2have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend andappreciate a wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

InterdisciplinaryDP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
Dept.
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental
ENV047001B
All
Studies I
Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental
ENV047002B
All
Studies II
On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
ENV047003B
All
Studies I
On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
ENV047004B
All
Studies II
ENV047006B Seminar on Knowledge Co-Creation 1
All
ENV047007B Seminar on Knowledge Co-Creation 2
All
ENV247060E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1E
EEA
ENV247061E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1F
EEA
ENV247062E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1G
EEA
ENV247063E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1H
EEA
ENV247064B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2E
EEA
ENV247065B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2F
EEA
ENV247066B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2G
EEA
ENV247067B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2H
EEA
ENV247068E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3E
EEA
ENV247069E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3F
EEA
ENV247070E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3G
EEA
ENV247071E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3H
EEA
ENV247072E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4E
EEA
ENV247073E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4F
EEA
ENV247074E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4G
EEA
ENV247075E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4H
EEA
ENV247076E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5E
EEA
ENV247077E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5F
EEA
ENV247078E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5G
EEA
ENV247079E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5H
EEA
ENV247080B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6E
EEA
ENV247081B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6F
EEA
ENV247082B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6G
EEA
ENV247083B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6H
EEA
ENV247084B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7E
EEA
ENV247085B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7F
EEA
ENV247086B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7G
EEA
ENV247087B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7H
EEA
ENV247088B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1E
EEA
ENV247089B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1F
EEA
ENV247090B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1G
EEA
ENV247091B Seminar on Materials and Environment 1H
EEA
ENV247092B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2E
EEA
ENV247093B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2F
EEA
ENV247094B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2G
EEA
ENV247095B Seminar on Materials and Environment 2H
EEA
EEA
ENV247005J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management E
EEA
ENV247006J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management F

Registration Code Course Numbering Code※ 5400034※ 5400035※ 5400036※ 5400037※ 5400933※ 5400934＃ 5400859＃ 5400860＃ 5400861＃ 5400862※ 5400863※ 5400864※ 5400865※ 5400866＃ 5400867＃ 5400868＃ 5400869＃ 5400870＃ 5400871＃ 5400872＃ 5400873＃ 5400874＃ 5400875＃ 5400876＃ 5400877＃ 5400878※ 5400879※ 5400880※ 5400881※ 5400882※ 5400883※ 5400884※ 5400885※ 5400886※ 5400887※ 5400888※ 5400889※ 5400890※ 5400891※ 5400892※ 5400893※ 5400894
54004105400411

Type Grade

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ENV247007J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management G

EEA

2

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5400413

ENV247008J Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management H

EEA

2

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5400450

ENV247045J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design E

EEA

1

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5400451

ENV247046J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design F

EEA

1

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5400452

ENV247047J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design G

EEA

2

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5400453

ENV247048J Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design H

EEA

2

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5400454

ENV247049J

EEA

1

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EEA

1

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EEA

2

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EEA

2

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5400455
5400456
5400457

Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
Systems E
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
ENV247050J
Systems F
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
ENV247051J
Systems G
Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
ENV247052J
Systems H

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Note

DP1

Diploma Policies
Default
Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop
Type 1a broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge theyType 2have acquired.

DP3

Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend andappreciate a wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

InterdisciplinaryDP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV247053J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering E
ENV247054J Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering F
ENV247057J Architectural Design Internship 2
ENV247058J Architectural Design Internship 3
ENV247059J Architectural Design Internship 4
ENV447001J Research Internships
ENV247060E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1E
ENV247061E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1F
ENV247062E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1G
ENV247063E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1H
ENV247064B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2E
ENV247065B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2F
ENV247066B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2G
ENV247067B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2H
ENV247068E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3E
ENV247069E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3F
ENV247070E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3G
ENV247071E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3H
ENV247072E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4E
ENV247073E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4F
ENV247074E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4G
ENV247075E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4H
ENV247076E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5E
ENV247077E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5F
ENV247078E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5G
ENV247079E Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5H
ENV247084B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7E
ENV247085B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7F
ENV247086B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7G
ENV247087B Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7H

Dept.
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA
EEA

Registration Code Course Numbering Code

5400458
5400459
5400462
5400463
5400464
5400936＃ 5400859＃ 5400860＃ 5400861＃ 5400862※ 5400863※ 5400864※ 5400865※ 5400866＃ 5400867＃ 5400868＃ 5400869＃ 5400870＃ 5400871＃ 5400872＃ 5400873＃ 5400874＃ 5400875＃ 5400876＃ 5400877＃ 5400878※ 5400883※ 5400884※ 5400885※ 5400886

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G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30
G30

Type Grade
1
1
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1・2・3
1
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2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
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Explanatory
Note

DP

Diploma Policies

Default

DP1

Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

Type 2DP3Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV005003J Field Seminar on Environmental Studies
ENV005007E Sustainability and Environmental Studies
ENV005010J Introduction for Sustainable Development
Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local
ENV005011J
Communities

Dept.
All
All
All
All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○

3400009

ENV005009J Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○

3400029
3400008
3400778

ENV005029J Global and Urban Warmings
ENV005008J Studies on Water Environment
ENV005034J Ecology

All
All
All

1・2
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1・2

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＃ 3400779

ENV005035E Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○＃ 3400780

ENV005036E Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries II

All

Interdisciplinary

1・2○＃ 3400024＃ 3400936

ENV005024E Environmental Urban Systems
ENV005043E Sustainable City Studies
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A:
ENV005013J
Understanding Natural Hazard
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1B:
ENV005015J
Social Science Approaches
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 2:
ENV005016J
Methodology for Disaster Mitigation
Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3A:
ENV005017J
Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (1)Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3B:
ENV005019J
Practical Actions for Disaster Mitigation (2)ENV005038E Introduction to Geology
ENV005028J Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences
ENV005031J ◆Housing and Environment
ENV005032J Environmental Policies and Strategies
ENV005037J Environmental Ethics
ENV005025E English Communication in Environmental Issues
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
ENV005026E
language) 1
Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
ENV005027E
language) 2
ENV005039J Forefront of Solving Environmental Issues
ENV005040E Gender and the Environment
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005041J
Innovation I
Advanced Lectures on Transdisciplinary Mobility
ENV005042J
Innovation II
ENV316001J Organizational Environment 1
ENV316002J Organizational Environment 2
ENV316006J Urban and Regional Economics
ENV316007B Environmental Economics
ENV316008J Environmental Statistics
ENV316011J Spatial Econometrics
ENV316016J Environmental Law
ENV316017B International Environmental Law
ENV316018B Global Environmental Governance
ENV316021J Environmental Politics
ENV316066J Regional and Community Studies
ENV316024J Contemporary Society
ENV316025J Social Class and Stratification
ENV316067J Economic Sociology
ENV316068J Sociology of Agriculture and Food
ENV316029J Comparative Social Policy
ENV316030J Environmental Sociology
ENV316069J Science, Technology and Society
ENV316053B Human Geography
ENV316054J Physical Geography
ENV316055J Tectonic Geomorphology
ENV316058J Geographic Information Science
ENV316059J Cultural Geography

All
All

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Registration Code Course Numbering Code

3400003＃ 3400007
3400010340001134000133400015340001634000173400019＃ 3400903
3400028
34000313400032
3400781＃ 3400025＃ 3400026＃ 3400027
3400931＃ 3400932
3400933
3400934
3400465
3400466
3400470※ 3400471
3400472
3400475
3400480＃ 3400481※ 3400482＃ 3400485
3400899
3400488
3400489
3400900
3400901
3400493
3400494
3400902
34005173400518
340051934005223400523

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Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary

Interdisciplinary
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Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary

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DP

Diploma Policies

Default

DP1

Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

Type 2DP3Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 33400525※3400938
3400530
34005313400532
3400533
3400534
3400535
34005363400537

Course Title
ENV316061J Economic Geography
ENV316070B Social Geography
ENV326001J Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies A
ENV326002J Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies B
ENV326003J Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies C
ENV326004J Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies D
ENV326005J Seminar on Organizational Environment A
ENV326006J Seminar on Organizational Environment B
ENV326007J Seminar on Organizational Environment C
ENV326008J Seminar on Organizational Environment D

Dept.
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Type GradeType 1 1・2Type 1 1・2Type 2
1Type 2
1Type 22Type 22Type 2
1Type 2
1Type 22Type 223400538

ENV326009J Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies A

SHE

Type 23400539

ENV326010J Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies B

SHE

3400540

ENV326011J Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies C

3400541
34005423400543
3400544
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Registration Code Course Numbering Code3400546
3400547
3400548
3400549
3400570
3400571
3400572
3400573
3400574
3400575
3400576
3400577
3400578
3400579
3400580
34005813400582
3400583
3400584
3400585※ 3400586※ 3400587※ 3400588※ 3400589
3400590
3400591
3400592
3400593※ 3400602※ 3400603※ 3400604※ 3400605
3400606
3400607
3400608
3400609
3400610340061134006123400613

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ENV326012J Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies D

SHEType 2

2○○

ENV326013J Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis A
ENV326014J Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis B
ENV326015J Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis C
ENV326016J Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis D
Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic
ENV326017J
Environment A
Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic
ENV326018J
Environment B
Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic
ENV326019J
Environment C
Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic
ENV326040J
Environment D
ENV326041J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1A
ENV326042J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1B
ENV326043J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1C
ENV326044J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1D
ENV326045J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2A
ENV326046J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2B
ENV326047J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2C
ENV326048J Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2D
ENV326049J Environmental Law Seminar 1A
ENV326050J Environmental Law Seminar 1B
ENV326051J Environmental Law Seminar 1C
ENV326052J Environmental Law Seminar 1D
ENV326053J Environmental Law Seminar 2A
ENV326054J Environmental Law Seminar 2B
ENV326055J Environmental Law Seminar 2C
ENV326056J Environmental Law Seminar 2D
ENV326057B International Environmental Law Seminar A
ENV326058B International Environmental Law Seminar B
ENV326059B International Environmental Law Seminar C
ENV326060B International Environmental Law Seminar D
ENV326061J Global Environmental Governance Seminar A
ENV326062J Global Environmental Governance Seminar B
ENV326063J Global Environmental Governance Seminar C
ENV326068J Global Environmental Governance Seminar D
ENV326073B Environmental Politics Seminar A
ENV326074B Environmental Politics Seminar B
ENV326075B Environmental Politics Seminar C
ENV326076B Environmental Politics Seminar D
ENV326077J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 1
ENV326078J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 2
ENV326079J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 3
ENV326080J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 4
ENV326081J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 5
ENV326082J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 6
ENV326083J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 7
ENV326084J Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 8

SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE

Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2

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SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
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Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2Type 2

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Note

DP

Diploma Policies

Default

DP1

Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop a
broad interest in and gain knowledge about a vast array of environmental issues.

Type 1DP2

Students can deeply think about and boldly engage with environmental and global issues based on the knowledge they
have acquired.

Type 2DP3Students can acquire a flexible intellect unbounded by their own field of expertise and freely comprehend and appreciate Interdisci
plinarya wide range of academic disciplines related to the environment.

DP4

Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

Type 3Course Title
ENV326085J Seminar on Applied Sociology 1
ENV326086J Seminar on Applied Sociology 2
ENV326087J Seminar on Applied Sociology 3
ENV326088J Seminar on Applied Sociology 4
ENV326089J Seminar on Applied Sociology 5
ENV326090J Seminar on Applied Sociology 6
ENV326091J Seminar on Applied Sociology 7
ENV326092J Seminar on Applied Sociology 8
ENV326093J Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology A
ENV326094J Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology B
ENV326095J Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology C
ENV326096J Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology D
ENV326169B Seminar on Advanced Sociology 1
ENV326170B Seminar on Advanced Sociology 2
ENV326099J Seminar on Social Research 1
ENV326100J Seminar on Social Research 2
ENV326101J Seminar on Social Research 3
ENV326106J Seminar on Social Research 4
ENV326107J Seminar on Sociological Literature
ENV326148B Seminar on Geography A
ENV326149B Seminar on Geography B
ENV326150B Seminar on Geography C
ENV326151B Seminar on Geography D
ENV326152J Seminar on Physical Geography A
ENV326153J Seminar on Physical Geography B
ENV326154J Seminar on Physical Geography C
ENV326155J Seminar on Physical Geography D
ENV326165B Seminar on Social Geography A
ENV326166B Seminar on Social Geography B
ENV326167B Seminar on Social Geography C
ENV326168B Seminar on Social Geography D
ENV326160B Seminar on Human Geography A
ENV326161B Seminar on Human Geography B
ENV326162B Seminar on Human Geography C
ENV326163B Seminar on Human Geography D
ENV326164J Seminar on Research Methods in Geography
ENV336001J Internship Program

Dept.
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
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SHE
SHE
SHE
SHE
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Registration Code Course Numbering Code

340061434006153400616
34006173400618
340061934006203400621340062234006233400624
3400625
3400943
3400944
3400628
3400629
3400630
34006313400636※ 3400677※ 3400678※ 3400679※ 3400680
34006813400682
3400683
3400684※ 3400939※ 3400940※ 3400941※ 3400942※ 3400689※ 3400690※ 3400691※ 3400692
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Students can not only acquire sufficient knowledge about the fundamentals of environmental studies, but also develop
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InterdisciplinaryDP4Students can aspire to create future academic fields related to the environment.

Type 2DP5Students can use their scientific knowledge to respond to society’s needs in a variety of areas.

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ENV447001J Research Internships

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2. Standards for Course Completion
The Graduate School's standards for course completion are prescribed in the Graduate School Rules. The
Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture offers courses that meets these requirementswith the goal of giving students a systematic education. The Department of Social and Human Environment
also provides a systematic education with a supervision system established for each field. There are different
degrees available in each course and field, and there are completion requirements set for each. Pleasethoroughly check the compulsory courses and number of credits you are required to have, and craft yourstudy plan and register for your classes accordingly.

The following page is as follows:■Curriculum requirements for the completion of Master’s Course◆Reference: Credit Requirements■Curriculum requirements for the completion of Doctoral Course◆Reference: Credit Requirements■Curriculum requirements for the completion of G30◆Reference: Credit Requirements■Mandatory Subjects■PhD Skills and Professional Literacy

43■Curriculum requirements(For Entrants in the Academic Year 2023-2024)

Curriculum requirements for the completion of Master’s Course

Department

DegreeCurriculum Requirements(Curriculum)
Earth and

Master ofEnvironmental

Environmental

Sciences

Studies

A minimum of 6 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects** are required.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 2 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects** and courses at



(EES)

Master of
ScienceEnvironmental

Master ofEngineering andEnvironmental

Architecture

Studies

(EEA)




(Sustainable
Development)

Master ofthe Graduate School of Science are required.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 8 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects** are required,including a minimum of 14 credits of courses offered by EEA and aminimum of 8 credits from Type 2 subjects.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 4 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects**are required,including a minimum of 16 credits of courses offered by EEA and aminimum of 8 credits from Type 2 subjects. A minimum of 4 creditsof courses must be obtained from the Graduate School of Engineeringand Course Table 1.

A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Engineering(Sustainable
Development)44

Environmental

Master ofEngineering andEnvironmental

minimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects* are required,

Architecture

Studies

including a minimum of 14 credits of courses offered by EEA and a



(EEA)

A minimum of 8 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects, and aminimum of 8 credits from Type 2 Subjects.
(Architecture

Course)A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)

Master of

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 4 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aEngineering

minimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects** from courses
at EEA are required, including a minimum of 8 credits from Type 1(Architecture

Subjects, 8 credits from Type 2 Subjects, and 4 credits from Type 3

Course)Subjects listed in Course Table 1.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools, and a maximum of 4 credits can be earned throughcredit exchange agreements.)

Master of

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 4 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects** listed in Course

Architecture

Table 1 are required, including a minimum 8 credits from Type 2(Architecture
Course)Subjects and a minimum of 4 credits from Type 3 Subjects.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools, and a maximum of 4 credits can be earned throughcredit exchange agreements.)

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

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Department

DegreeCurriculum Requirements(Curriculum)
Social and

Master of

Human

Environmental

minimum of 20 credits from Type 1 and 2** Subjects offered by SHE,

Environment

Studiesare required.

(SHE)





A minimum of 6 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects**, and a

A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)

Master of

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 2 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and a

Economics

minimum of 20 credits from courses listed in Course Table 3 orcourses at the Graduate School of Economics, including a minimum of
8 credits from Type 2 Subjects, are required.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)

Master of Laws



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 2 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from courses listed in Course Table 3, including
a minimum of 8 credits from Type 2 Subjects, are required.

A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)

Master of

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum of 2 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects, and a

Sociology

minimum of 20 credits from courses listed in Course Table 3, including
a minimum of 16 credits from Type 2 Subjects, are required.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

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Master ofA minimum of 2 credits from Interdisciplinary Subjects*, and aminimum of 20 credits from subjects listed in Course Table 3, including

Geography

a minimum of 16 credits from Type 2 Subjects, are required.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete the curriculum(credits may include those earned from other departments or
graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Note
1. Research supervision includes participation in seminars held by the principal academic supervisor or associate
advisor.
2. Master’s course students in the Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA) recognized by thefaculty of GSES for outstanding performance may be eligible to apply for Accelerated Course Completion (P.49), withthe conditions that the student has been enrolled in the curriculum for at least one year and has earned at least 4
credits in Type 2 Subjects.
3. Students shall not register for Interdisciplinary Subjects* indicated with a symbol ◆ in the Jugyou-kamoku Ichiran(refer to 「授業科目一覧」 in 学生便覧 (Gakusei-binran, the Japanese version of this Student Handbook; In

Japanese only) taught in the department which the student is enrolled in, unless approved by the academic advisor.
4. Students in the Architecture Course are not eligible to earn credits in the Interdisciplinary subject Housing andEnvironment.
5. Only students enrolled in the Global 30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program are able to earncredits if they take seminar A-H of the G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program and the credits will
be applied toward graduation requirements.

* Interdisciplinary Subjects (Taikeirikai-kamoku, 体系理解科目)** Type 1 Subjects: Lectures
Type 2 Subjects: Seminars
Type 3 Subjects: Workshops

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◆Reference: Credit Requirements□Earth and Environmental Sciences(EES)
Credit Requirements
DegreeInterdisciplinary

Type

Type

Type

Subjects

1

2

3

Graduate

Remarks

Total

School of
Science

Master ofEnvironmental

62030 credits may include those30-

earned from other departments

Studiesor graduate schools. Researchsupervision is mandatory for

Master of2

Sciencecompletion of the curriculum.

30

20□Environmental Engineering and Architecture(EEA) (Sustainable Development)
Credit Requirements
Degreedisciplinary
Subjects

mental

Type
1

Type

Other

GraduateTypedepart-School of

3

ments

Engineering

2

CourseTable 1Total

14（including minimum

Master ofEnviron-EEA Subjects

Inter--of 8 credits from Type 2

8-subjects）

Studies-30

20
16（including minimum

Master ofEngineering-of 8 credits from Type 2

4

4（※ ２）

subjects）

20（※ １）

Note: You cannot have double credits of （※１）and （※２）.

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30

Remarks

30 credits may
include thoseearned fromotherdepartments
or graduate
schools.
Researchsupervision is
mandatory forcompletion ofthecurriculum.

□Environmental Engineering and Architecture(EEA) (Architecture Course))
Credit Requirements
Degreedisciplinary
Subjects

Master ofEnvironmental
StudiesEEA Subjects

Inter-

8

Other

Type

Type

Type

depart-

1

2

3

ments

14（including
minimum of 8 credits
from Type 2
subjects）

30 credits may include those earned
from other departments or graduate
schools. Research supervision is
mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

30

20
Master ofEngineering

Master ofArchitecture

4

*8

*8

*4

-

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*4

4

Remarks

Total

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30

-

30

30 credits may include those earned
from other departments or graduate
schools, and a maximum of 4 credits
can be earned through credit exchange
agreements. Research supervision is
mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

*20

Note:Credit with * are listed in Course Table 1.

□Social and Human Environment (SHE)
Credit Requirements
DegreeMaster ofEnvironmental
Studies
Master of
Economics

Master of Laws

Master ofSociology

Master of
Geography

SHE Subjects

Inter-

Other

disciplinary

Type

Type

Type

Graduate

Subjects

1

2

3School

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-

6

20

Total

30

2

*20
（including minimum of 8 credits fromType 2 subjects. Including courses at
the Graduate School of Economics）

30

2

*20
（including minimumof 8 credits from Type2 subjects））

30

30 credits may include those-

supervision is mandatory for

2

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30

2

*20
（including minimumof 16 credits from Type2 subjects）

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30

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earned from other departments or
graduate schools. Research*20（including minimumof 16 credits from Type2 subjects））

Note:Credit with * are listed in Course Table 3.

Remarks

completion of the curriculum.

■Curriculum requirements for the completion of Doctoral Course

Department

DegreeCurriculum Requirements(Curriculum)
Earth and

Doctor ofEnvironmental

Environmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common Subjects for

Sciences

Studies

Doctoral Course or other departments are required.

(EES)



A minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum, with a

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

Science

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Environmental

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum, with aEngineering andEnvironmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common Subjects forArchitecture

Studies

Doctoral Course or other departments are required.

(EEA)(Sustainable

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

EngineeringResearch supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum, with a

Development)(Sustainable
Development)
Doctor ofEnvironmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common Subjects for

Studies

Doctoral Course or other departments are required.

(Architecture)Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

EngineeringResearch supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

A minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum, including a(Architecture)
Doctor ofminimum of 4 credits from the subjects listed in Course Table 2.

Architecture(Architecture)Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

50Social andDoctor of

Human

Environmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common Subjects forEnvironment

Studies

Doctoral Course or other departments are required.

(SHE)



A minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum, with a

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

Economics



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

Laws



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

Sociology



Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

Doctor ofA minimum total of 8 credits from doctoral curriculum are required.

Geography

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of the curriculum.

GSES Common Subjects for

Curriculum Completion Requirements

Doctoral Course
Integrated Environmental Studies
Course*A minimum of 10 credits from the doctoral curriculum, including Courses
and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental Studies 1 and On-site
Research Training in Clinical Environmental Studies 1 .

Note
Research supervision includes participation in seminars held by the principal academic supervisor or associate advisor.

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◆Reference: Credit Requirements
Credit Requirements
Department

Earth andEnvironmental
Sciences(EES)

Environmental
EngineeringandArchitecture(EEA)

Social and
Human
Environment(SHE)

Degree(Curriculum)

GSES
CommonSubjects

Doctor ofEnvironmental
Studies

8（with a minimum of 2 credits from seminars
in GSES Common Subjects for Doctoral Course
or other departments are required）

8

Doctor of Science88Doctor ofEnvironmental
Studies(Sustainable
Development)8（including a minimum of 2 credits fromseminars in GSES Common Subjects forDoctoral Course or other departments are
required）

8

Doctor ofEngineering(Sustainable
Development)

88Doctor ofEnvironmental
Studies(Architecture)8（including a minimum of 2 credits fromseminars in GSES Common Subjects forDoctoral Course or other departments are
required）

8

Doctor ofEngineering(Architecture)88Doctor ofArchitecture(Architecture)8（including a minimum of 4 credits from thesubjects listed in Course Table 2）8

Doctor ofEnvironmental
Studies

8（with a minimum of 2 credits from seminars
in GSES Common Subjects for Doctoral Course
or other departments are required）

8

Doctor of
Economics

88

Doctor of
Laws

8

8

Doctor of Sociology

88Doctor of
Geography

88Departments
you belong to

52

Other
departments

Total

Remarks

Researchsupervision is
mandatory forcompletion of thecurriculum.

■Curriculum requirements for the completion of G30

Department

DegreeCurriculum Requirements(Curriculum)
G30 Earth and

Master ofEnvironmental Sciences

Environmental

Graduate Program

Studies

Master of Science







Doctor of

From Course Table 4, a minimum of 6 credits fromInterdisciplinary Subjects, and a minimum of 24 credits
from Type 2 subjects are required, including a total of 16
credits from Seminars in Earth and Environmental Sciencess
A, B, C, D .
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete thecurriculum (credits may include those earned from otherdepartments or graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

From Course Table 4, a minimum of 2 credits fromInterdisciplinary Subjects, and a minimum of 24 credits
from Type 2 subjects are required, including a total of 16
credits from Seminars in Earth and Environmental Sciences
A, B, C, D.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete thecurriculum (credits may include those earned from otherdepartments or graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

A minimum total of 8 credits from Course Table 4, with aEnvironmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common

Studies

Subjects for Doctoral Course or other departments are
required.

Doctor of ScienceResearch supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

A minimum total of 8 credits from Course Table 4 arerequired.

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

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G30 Civil and

Master ofEnvironmental

Environmental

Engineering Graduate

Studies

Program

Master ofEngineering

Doctor of

From Course Table 5, a minimum of 8 credits fromInterdisciplinary Subjects, and a minimum of 20 credits
from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects are required, including aminimum of 8 credits from Type 2 subjects.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete thecurriculum (credits may include those earned from otherdepartments or graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

From Course Table 5, a minimum of 4 credits fromInterdisciplinary Subjects, and a minimum of 20 credits
from Type 1, 2 and 3 subjects are required, including aminimum of 8 credits from Type 2 subjects. A minimum of
4 credits of courses must be obtained from the Graduate
School of Engineering and subjects with a symbol ● fromCourse Table 5.
A minimum total of 30 credits is required to complete thecurriculum (credits may include those earned from otherdepartments or graduate schools.)
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.
A minimum total of 8 credits from Course Table 5, with aEnvironmental

minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common

Studies

Subjects for Doctoral Course or other departments are
required.
Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

Doctor ofEngineering

A minimum total of 8 credits from Course Table 5 arerequired.

Research supervision is mandatory for completion of thecurriculum.

Note
Students enrolled in the G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program are not able to earn credits even if
they take seminar 1A-1F, 2A-2F, E-H of the department of Earth and Environmental Sciences.

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◆Reference: Credit Requirements□G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program (Master)
Credit Requirements

Course Table 4
DegreeInterdisciplinary

Type

Type 2

1

Subjects

Type

Total

Remarks3

24 (including a total ofMaster ofEnvironmental

16 credits from Seminars
6-

Studiesin Earth and-30
30 credits may include

Environmental Sciencess

those earned from other

A, B, C, D .)departments or graduate
schools. Researchsupervision is mandatory

24 (including a total ofMaster of
Sciencefor completion of the

16 credits from Seminars
2-

in Earth andcurriculum.

-

30

Environmental Sciencess
A, B, C, D .)□G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program (Doctor)
Credit Requirements

Course Table 4

Degree
GSES Common

Departments you

Other

Subjects

belong to

departments

Doctor of8（with a minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES

Environmental

Common Subjects for Doctoral Course or otherStudies

departments are required）

Total

Remarks

8
Research supervision
is mandatory forcompletion of theDoctor of
Science8855

curriculum.

□G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program (Master)
Credit Requirements

Course Table 5
DegreeInterdisciplinary
Subjects

Type

Type

Type

with a1

2

3

symbolSchool of
Engi-

Total

neering

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Remarks●

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Graduate

subjects

30 credits may

minimum of 8 credits

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30

from Type 2 subjects. )include thoseearned from otherdepartments or
graduate schools.
Research

Master ofEngineeringsupervision is

20 (including a4

4minimum of 8 credits

30

from Type 2 subjects. )mandatory forcompletion of thecurriculum.

□G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program (Doctor)
Credit Requirements

Course Table 5

DegreeDoctor ofEnvironmental
Studies

GSES Common

Departments you

Subjects

belong to

Other departments

8（with a minimum of 2 credits from seminars in GSES Common
Subjects for Doctoral Course or other departments are required）

Total

Remarks

8
Researchsupervision is
mandatory for

Doctor ofEngineering

completion of the

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■Mandatory Subjects

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA)(Master's Course)

Course Table 1
DegreeMaster ofEngineering

Master ofArchitecture

Mandatory Subjects
Type 1 Subjects (Lectures)
Spatial Development and Environment / Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space /Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning / Environmental Industry Systems / Water andWaste Engineering / Climate Change and Infrastructure / Transportation Systems Analysis /Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management / Methodology of Social Risk / Sustainable
Infrastructure Engineering / Architectural and Urban Environmental Engineering / Sustainable
Materials Science / Material Systems and Environment / Functional Molecules for Environment /Environmental Risk / Recent Advances in Environmental Chemistry and Materials / Project Finding
in Urban Environment / Frontier in Civil Engineering / Engineering Design of Human Environment/ Engineering Design of Physical Environment / Theoretical Analysis in Environmental Engineering/ Applied Continuum Mechanics / Structural Analysis and Computational Mechanics /Earthquake Engineering / Structural Materials / Building Construction Engineering / Special
Lecture on Environment and Architecture 1 / Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 2 /Latest Structural Engineering 1 / Latest Structural Engineering 2 / Architectural Environment
System Design / Seismic Design of Structures / Experimental Structural Dynamics and Vibration
ControlType 1 Subjects (Lectures)
Methodology of Social Risk / Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering / Architectural and Urban
Environmental Engineering / Theory of Architectural Design / History of Architecture /Architectural Planning / History and Theory of City Planning / Theory of Environmental Design /Engineering Design of Human Environment / Engineering Design of Physical Environment /Theoretical Analysis in Environmental Engineering / Applied Continuum Mechanics / Structural
Analysis and Computational Mechanics / Earthquake Engineering / Structural Materials / Building
Construction Engineering / Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 1 / Special Lecture
on Environment and Architecture 2 / Latest Structural Engineering 1 / Latest StructuralEngineering 2 / Architectural Environment System Design / Seismic Design of Structures /Experimental Structural Dynamics and Vibration Control
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6D /Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management A / Seminar on Environmental and Safety
Management B / Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management C / Seminar on
Environmental and Safety Management D / Seminar on Integrated Studies of Architecture /Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design A / Seminar on Architectural andEnvironmental Design B / Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design C / Seminar on
Architectural and Environmental Design D / Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
Systems A / Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems B / Seminar on Building
Structure and Construction Systems C / Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems D

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Master ofArchitecture

Type 3 Subjects (Workshops)
Studio Workshop of Architectural Design / Planning and Design Studio for Historical Environment/ Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 1 / Advanced Architectural and Urban
Planning Workshop 2 / Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services A / Exercises
in Environmental Engineering and Building Services B / Exercises in Environmental Engineeringand Building Services C / Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services D / Exercise
in Applied Structural Engineering A / Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering B / Exercise in
Applied Structural Engineering C / Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering D / Workshop of
Collaboration with Local Activities 1 (Department of Architecture) / Workshop of Collaboration
with Local Activities 2 (Department of Architecture) / Architectural Design Internship 1

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA)(Doctoral Course)

Courses Table 2
DegreeMandatory Subjects

Doctor of

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6F /Architecture

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6H /(Architecture

Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management E / Seminar on Environmental and Safety

Course)Management F / Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management G / Seminar on
Environmental and Safety Management H / Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design E/ Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design F / Seminar on Architectural andEnvironmental Design G / Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design H / Seminar on
Building Structure and Construction Systems E / Seminar on Building Structure and Construction
Systems F / Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems G / Seminar on Building
Structure and Construction Systems H

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Department of Social and Human Environment (SHE)(Master's Course)

Course Table 3
DegreeMandatory Subjects

Master ofType 1 Subjects (Lectures)

Economics

Organizational Environment 1/ Organizational Environment 2 / Urban and Regional Economics /Environmental Economics / Environmental Statistics / Spatial Econometrics
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar on Organizational Environment A / Seminar on Organizational Environment B / Seminaron Organizational Environment C / Seminar on Organizational Environment D / Seminar on
Economic Environmental Analysis A / Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis B / Seminar on
Economic Environmental Analysis C / Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis D / Seminar on
Quantitative Analysis of Economic Environment A / Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic
Environment B / Seminar on Quantitative Analysis of Economic Environment C / Seminar on
Quantitative Analysis of Economic Environment D

Master ofType 1 Subjects (Lectures)

Laws

Environmental Law / International Environmental Law / Global Environmental Governance /Environmental Politics
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1A / Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1B / Legaland Political Environment Seminar 1C / Legal and Political Environment Seminar 1D / Legal andPolitical Environment Seminar 2A / Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2B / Legal and PoliticalEnvironment Seminar 2C / Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2D / Environmental Law
Seminar 1A / Environmental Law Seminar 1B / Environmental Law Seminar 1C / Environmental Law
Seminar 1D / Environmental Law Seminar 2A / Environmental Law Seminar 2B / Environmental
Law Seminar 2C / Environmental Law Seminar 2D / International Environmental Law Seminar A /International Environmental Law Seminar B / International Environmental Law Seminar C /International Environmental Law Seminar D / Global Environmental Governance Seminar A /Global Environmental Governance Seminar B / Global Environmental Governance Seminar C /Global Environmental Governance Seminar D / Environmental Politics Seminar A / Environmental
Politics Seminar B / Environmental Politics Seminar C / Environmental Politics Seminar D

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Master ofType 1 Subjects (Lectures)

Sociology

Regional and Community Studies / Contemporary Society / Social Class and Stratification /Economic Sociology / Sociology of Agriculture and Food / Comparative Social Policy /Environmental Sociology / Science, Technology and SocietyType 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 1 / Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 2 / Seminar on Theoretical
Sociology 3 / Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 4 / Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 5 / Seminar on
Theoretical Sociology 6 / Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 7 / Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 8 /Seminar on Applied Sociology 1 / Seminar on Applied Sociology 2 / Seminar on Applied Sociology 3/ Seminar on Applied Sociology 4 / Seminar on Applied Sociology 5 / Seminar on Applied Sociology
6 / Seminar on Applied Sociology 7 / Seminar on Applied Sociology 8 / Comprehensive Seminar on
Sociology A / Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology B / Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology C /Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology D / Seminar on Advanced Sociology 1 / Seminar on
Advanced Sociology 2 / Seminar on Social Research 1 / Seminar on Social Research 2 / Seminar on
Social Research 3 / Seminar on Social Research 4 / Seminar on Sociological Literature

Master ofType 1 Subjects (Lectures)

Geography

Human Geography / Physical Geography / Tectonic Geomorphology /Geographic Information

Science / Cultural Geography / Economic Geography / Social Geography
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar on Geography A / Seminar on Geography B / Seminar on Geography C / Seminar on
Geography D / Seminar on Physical Geography A / Seminar on Physical Geography B / Seminar on
Physical Geography C / Seminar on Physical Geography D / Seminar on

Social Geography A /Seminar on Social Geography B / Seminar on Social Geography C / Seminar on Social Geography D/ Seminar on Human Geography A / Seminar on Human Geography B / Seminar on Human
Geography C / Seminar on Human Geography D / Seminar on Research Methods in Geography

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G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program
Course Table 4
Grade

Mandatory Subjects

Master’s

Interdisciplinary Subjects

CourseSustainability and Environmental Studies / Sustainable City Studies / English Communication in
Environmental Issues / Introduction to Geology / Field Seminar on Environmental Studies
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences A / Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences B /Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences C / Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences D /Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences A / Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences B / Seminaron Earth and Planetary Sciences C / Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences D / Seminar on
Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies A / Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies B /Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies C / Seminar on Hydrospheric and AtmosphericStudies D

DoctoralCommon Subjects

CourseClasses and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental Studies I / Classes and ResearchInstruction in Basic Environmental Studies II / On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
Studies I / On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental Studies II
Seminars
Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences E / Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences F / Seminar in
Earth and Planetary Sciences G/ Seminar in Earth and Planetary Sciences H / Seminar on
Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies E / Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies F /Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies G / Seminar on Hydrospheric and AtmosphericStudies H

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G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program
Course Table 5
Grade

Mandatory Subjects

Master’s

Interdisciplinary Subjects

CourseSustainability and Environmental Studies / Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries
I / Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries II / Environmental Urban Systems /Sustainable City Studies / English Communication in Environmental Issues
Type 1 Subjects (Lectures)
Spatial Development and Environment / Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space /● Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning / Environmental Industry Systems / ● Water

and Waste Engineering / Climate Change and Infrastructure / ●Transportation Systems Analysis /●Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management / ● Frontier in Civil Engineering /Environmental Risk
Type 2 Subjects (Seminars)
Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2D /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3D /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4D /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5D /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7A / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7B /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7C / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7DType 3 Subjects (Workshops)
Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning / Practice in Social Systems / Internship
Program / Global Research Internship

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Doctoral

Common Subjects

CourseClasses and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental Studies I / Classes and ResearchInstruction in Basic Environmental Studies II / On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental
Studies I / On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental Studies II
Seminars
Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1H /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2H /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3H /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4H /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5G / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5H /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7E / Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7F /Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7G/ Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7H63

■PhD Skills and Professional Literacy

Two Goals of Graduate Students: To Become a Disciplinary Expert & Competent
Professional with PhD Skills

While in graduate school, students must enhance their disciplinary expertise and sets of transferrable
skills (PhD Skills). A Master’s or a Doctoral degree holders are expected to become leaders in theirorganization. PhD Skills are effective in this context.
The Doctoral Education Consortium (DEC) seeks to provide you with learning opportunities to master
those skills illustrated in the chart below.

All graduate students of Nagoya University can access information about learning opportunities
through the DEC web and apply to take part. Professional Literacy (a graduate school common
course: 1 credit) is an introduction to learning opportunities for you to think about these skills.
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643. Course Plan & Research Plan
After sufficient consultation with your academic advisor, please submit a Course Plan to the Student Affairs
Office of GSES within half a month of your enrollment. The Course Plan should list the department in which
you plan to earn your degree and the courses you plan to take. When selecting your courses, please take
into consideration the completion requirements of the degree you are pursuing, and list the specificcourses you plan to take over the 2 years (Master's program) or 3 years (Doctoral program) of your courseof study. The Course Plan is not binding. You may enroll in other courses than the ones you listed in yourCourse Plan. Please also submit a Research Plan to the Student Affairs Office of GSES within one and a halfmonths of your enrollment. Please prepare the "Research Plan" after consulting with your academic advisor
based on the "Research Supervision Plan *" prepared by your academic advisor. Please download the
Course Plan and Research Plan forms from the Graduate School website, complete them, and submit them.

* Research Supervision Plan: Prepared by your academic advisor and shared with students to clarify themethod, content, and one-year research supervision plan.

The following page is as follows:[Master’s Course: Course Structure and Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements]■Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), Earth and Planetary Science’s Course■Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Science’s Course■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), Sustainable Development Course■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), Global Environmental Leaders Program(NUGELP)■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), Architecture Course■Department of Social and Human Environment (SHE)■Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate
Program■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering
Graduate Program[Doctoral Course: Course Structure]■Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), Earth and Planetary Science’s Course■Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES), Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Science’s Course■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), Sustainable Development Course■Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA), Architecture Course■Department of Social and Human Environment (SHE)

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・Lecture on Circulation System of
Crustal Materials
・Petrogenesis of Sedimentary Rocks
・Geodynamics
・Geochronology
・Mass Transport and Fixation on the
Earth's Surface
・Precambrian Earth System
・Special Lecture on Environmental
Zoology 1&2
・Animal Behavior*Students in the Earth & Planetary
Sciences Course are only entitled totake this subject with the academic
advisor's approval.

•Introduction to Earth andPlanetary Sciences*•Global and Urban Warmings•Housing and Environment•Environmental Ethics

・Ecology•Sustainability and Environmental Studies•Studies on Water Environment•Environmental Studies on Natural Resources
and Energy•Practical Seminar on Developing
Sustainable Local Communities

・ Earthquake seismology
・ Earthquake Processes and Effects
・ Volcano Physics
・ Geophysics of the Earth's Crust・ Geophysical Exploration of Crustal
Structure・Field Seminar on
Environmental Studies

・Science and Technology for
Disaster Mitigation 1A~ 3B

for comprehensive understandings of Environmental Science・ Inorganic Geochemistry
・ Analytical Method ofEnvironmental Samples 1 &2・ Spectroscopy of Earth andPlanetary Materials
・Quaternary Geochronology
・ Special Lecture on Earth
History・ Marine Geology
・ Crust and Mantle
Dynamics

Interdisciplinary Subjects

for basic and interdisciplinary understanding of Environmental Studies

Interdisciplinary Subjects

1&2

・Earth and Planetary Physics

System Formation・Lecture on Planetary-

Environmental Systems

・Field seminar in Earth

1&2

Earth-Life Interactive System

・Dynamics of the Sun-for expertise acquisition

Type 1 (Lectures)

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Earth & Planetary Sciences)

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences(Workshops）

Type 3・Seminar on Ecology

・Seminar on Natural
History

・Seminar on Earth &Planetary Dynamics

・Seminar on Geophysics& Planetary Physics

・Seminar on Geochmistry& Cosmochemistry

Systems・Seminar on
Geology and Geobiology

・Seminar on
Earth Environmental

Type 2(Seminars）

Research
Supervision

Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES)(Earth and Planetary Science’s Course)
Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2

2．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2

3．Housing and Environment

2

4．Environmental Policies and Strategies

2

5．Field seminar in Earth Environmental Systems

2EES

6．Geodynamics

2

Type 1 subjects

7．Petrogenesis of Sedimentary Rocks

2(Lectures)

8．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1A2

9．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1B

2

10．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2A2

11．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2B

2

12．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1C

2

13．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1D

2

14．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2C2

15．Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2D

2All(Interdisciplinary)

EES
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Science

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)1．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A

2

All

2．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 22(Interdisciplinary)

3．Geophysics of the Earth's Crust2

4．Lecture on Planetary-System Formation

2

5．Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 1

2

6．Earthquake Processes and Effects2

7．Earth and Planetary Physics 22

8．Geophysical Exploration of Crustal Structure2

9．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1A

2

10．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1B

2

11．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2A2

12．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2B

2

13．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1C

2

14．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1D

2

15．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2C

2

16．Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2D

2

67

EES
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

EES
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Interactive System 2

Sun-Earth-Life・Dynamics of the・Dynamic Meteorology･Satellite Meteorology･Mesoscale Meteorology
・Rader Meteorology･Hydrometeorology
・Physical Oceanography
・Biological Oceanography•Biogeochemical Cycle•Biogeochemistry•Biological Oceanography

・Atmospheric Aerosol Sciences•Atmospheric Physics &Chemistry•Measurement of Atmospheric&Hydrospheric Environment

Hydrospheric Sciences

Biogeochemical Cycle

・Ecology
・Sustainability and Environmental Studies
・Studies on Water Environment
・Environmental Studies on Natural Resources &Energy・Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local
Communities

・Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences ・Global and Urban Warmings
・Housing and Environment
・Environmental Policies and Strategies

・Field Seminar on Environmental
Studies・Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 1A~ 3B

for comprehensive understandings of Environmental Sciencefor fundamental knowledge of Environmental Science

Interdisciplinary Subjects

68Interdisciplinary Subjects

・Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
・Atmospheric Physics & Chemistry
・Measurement of Atmospheric &Hydrospheric Environment
・Atmospheric Aerosol Sciences
・Cryosphere Science

Interactive System 1

Sun-Earth-Life

Climate science andAtmospheric Environment

・Dynamics of thefor expertise acquisition

Type 1 (Lectures)

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Sciences)

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences(Workshops）

Type 3・Seminar on
Hydrospheric &Atmospheric Studies

・Seminar on
Biogeochemical Cycle

・Seminar on Climate
Science・Seminar on Global
Environmental Change

Type 2(Seminars）

Research
Supervision

Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES)(Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Science’s Course)
Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2All

3．Studies on Water Environment

2(Interdisciplinary)

4．Ecology2

5．Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 1

2

6．Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 2

2

7．Measurement of Atmospheric and Hydrospheric Environment

2

8．Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry2

9．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1A

2

10．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1B

2

11．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2A2

12．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2B

2

13．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1C

2

14．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1D

2

15．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2C2

16．Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2D

2EES
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

EES
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Science

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Studies on Water Environment2

2．Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 1

2

3．Dynamics of the Sun-Earth-Life Interactive System 2

2

4．Geophysical Fluid Dynamics

2

EES

5．Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry

2

Type 1 subjects

6．Dynamic Meteorology

2(Lectures)

7．Measurement of Atmospheric and Hydrospheric Environment28．Cryosphere Science2

9．Seminar on Climate Science 1A

2

10．Seminar on Climate Science 1B

2

11．Seminar on Climate Science 2A2

12．Seminar on Climate Science 2B2

13．Seminar on Climate Science 1C

2

14．Seminar on Climate Science 1D

2

15．Seminar on Climate Science 2C2

16．Seminar on Climate Science 2D

269Interdisciplinary

EES
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

70•Material Systems and Environment•Functional Molecules for Environment•Sustainable Materials Science•Recent Advances in Environmental
Chemistry and Materials•Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences•Housing and Environment•Environmental Policies and Strategies•Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A~3B•Sustainability and Environmental Studies•Sustainable City Studies•Environmental Urban Systems•Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing
Countries I & II
•English Communication in Environmental Issues•Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English
language) 1 & 2

for basic and interdisciplinary understanding of Environmental Studies•Introduction for Sustainable Development•Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy•Global and Urban Warmings•Studies on Water Environment
・Ecology•Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

Interdisciplinary Subjects

Project Finding in Urban Environment•Architectural and Urban
Environmental Engineering•Sustainable Infrastructure
Engineering•Methodology of Social Risk
•Environmental Risk
•Water and Waste
Engineering•Climate Change andInfrastructure•Frontier in Civil Engineering

for in-depth understanding in field of specialization•Spatial Development andEnvironment•Theory of Environmental
Management in Urban Space•Environmental Systems
Analysis and Planning•Environmental Industry
Systems•Transportation Systems
Analysis•Advanced Traffic Engineeringand Management

Type 1 (Lectures)

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Sustainable Development)

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture(Workshops)

Type 3

Type 2(Seminars)

Research
Supervision
Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA)(Sustainable Development Course)
Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies
Course Title

Credit(s)1．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I or II

2

2．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

3．Ecology

2

4．English Communication in Environmental Issues

2

5．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2

6．Project Finding in Urban Environment

2

7．Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space2

8．Spatial Development and Environment2

9．Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning2

10．Transportation Systems Analysis

2

11．Sustainable Materials Science2

12．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A

2

13．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B

2

14．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C

2

15．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D2

16．Practice in Social Systems

1

Department(Course Type)All(Interdisciplinary)

EEA
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)
EEA
Type 3 subjects(Workshops)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Engineering
Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)2All

2．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Project Finding in Urban Environment

24．Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management2

5．Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning2

6．Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering

2

7．Methodology of Social Risk

2

8．Architectural and Urban Environmental Engineering

2

9．Sustainable Materials Science2

10．Frontier in Civil Engineering

2

11．Transportation Systems Analysis

2

12．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A

2

13．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B

2

14．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C

2

15．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D2

16．Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning1

17．Practice in Social Systems

1

1．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I or II

71

EEA
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)
EEA
Type 3 subjects(Workshops)

72•Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences•Global and Urban Warmings•Housing and Environment•Environmental Policies and Strategies•Field Seminar on Environmental Studies•Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A~3B•Sustainable Cities Studies•Sustainability and Environmental Studies•English Communication in Environmental Issues•Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I & II

•Environmental Industry Systems•Climate Change and Infrastructure•Material Systems and Environment•Functional Molecules for Environment•Sustainable Materials Science•Recent Advances in Environmental
Chemistry and Materials•Studies on Water Environment•Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy•Environmental Urban Systems
・Ecology•Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local Communities

for basic and interdisciplinary understanding of Environmental Studies

for understanding environmental issues
for acquiring knowledge as an environmental leader

NUGELP Subjects

Interdisciplinary Subjects

for forming practical knowledge
on environmental issues

NUGELP subjects•Sustainable Infrastructure
Engineering•Architectural and Urban
Environmental Engineering•Methodology of Social Risk
•Environmental Risk
•Water and Waste Engineering•Frontier in Civil Engineering

for in-depth understanding in field of specialization•Spatial Development andEnvironment•Theory of Environmental
Management in Urban Space•Environmental Systems
Analysis and Planning•Transportation Systems
Analysis•Advanced Traffic Engineeringand Management

Type 1 (Lectures)

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture)

Global Environmental Leaders Program (NUGELP)(Workshops/
GlobalResearch
Internship)

Type 3

Type 2(Seminars）

Research
Supervision
Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA)
Global Environmental Leaders Program (NUGELP)Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies / Engineering

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainable City Studies

2All

3．English Communication in Environmental Issues

2(Interdisciplinary)

4．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I or II

2

5．Spatial Development and Environment2

6．Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning2

7．Climate Change and Infrastructure

2

EEA

8．Environmental Industry Systems

2

Type 1 subjects

9．Frontier in Civil Engineering

2(Lectures)

10．Transportation Systems Analysis

2

11．Environmental Risk

2

12．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A

2

13．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B

2

14．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C

2

15．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D2

16．Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

1

EEA

17．Global Research Internship2Type 3 subjects

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)(Workshops)

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•Theoretical Analysis in
Environmental Engineering•Architectural Environment
System Design•Architectural
Planning•History & Theory ofCity Planning•Field Seminar on Environmental Studies•Science and Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 1A, 1B, 2, 3A, 3B•Structural Analysis and Computational
Mechanics•Experimental Structural Dynamics &Vibration Control•Seismic Design of Structures•Building Construction Engineering•Structural Materials•Earthquake Engineering•Applied Continuum Mechanics•Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering•Methodology of Social Risk

・Housing and Environment*•Introduction for Sustainable Development•Environmental Policies & Strategies ・Environmental Ethics•Global and Urban Warmings•Introduction to Earth & Planetary Sciences

for basic education of Environmental Studies*Students in the Architecture Course are only entitled totake this subject with the academic advisor's approval,
but not eligible to earn credits.

・Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I＆II

・ Environmental Urban Systems ・ Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English language) 1&2

・ Sustainable City Studies ・ Water & Waste Management Policies•Forefront of Solving Environmental Issues•Practical Seminar on Developing Sustainable Local
Communities•Environmental Studies on Natural Resources & Energy•Studies on Water Environment•Sustainability & Environmental Studies•Ecology

for panoramic understanding of Environmental Studies

Interdisciplinary Subjects•Architectural and Urban
Environmental Engineering•Engineering Design ofPhysical Environment•History ofArchitecture•Theory ofEnvironmental Design•Engineering Design of
Human Environment•Theory ofArchitectural Design

Interdisciplinary Subjects

for expertisebuilding

Type 1(Lectures)•Latest
StructuralEngineering 1&2•Special Lecture
on Environment
and Architecture
1&2

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Architecture)

・ Architectural Design
Internship 1

1&2

・ Seminar on Integrated
Studies of Architecture

・ Studios and Workshops

Type 3(Workshops)

Studies of Architecture
・ Other Seminars

・ Seminar on Integrated

Type 2(Seminars）

Research
Supervision

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture

Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA)(Architecture Course)
Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies (1)Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

3．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2

4．Studies on Water Environment2

5．Ecology

2

6．Urban and Regional Economics

2

7．Theory of Environmental Design

2Type 1

8．Theoretical Analysis in Environmental Engineering2

subjects

9．History and Theory of City Planning2

10．Building Construction Engineering2

11．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management A

2

12．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management B

2

13．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management C

2

14．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management D

2

15．Workshop of Collaboration with Local Activities 1

1

EEA

16．Workshop of Collaboration with Local Activities 2

1

Type 3 subjects

17．Architectural Design Internship 1

4(Workshops)

All(Interdisciplinary)

SHE

EEA

(Lectures)

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies (2)Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)1．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A

2

2．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 2

2

3．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3A

1

All

4．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 3B

1(Interdisciplinary)

5．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I

2

6．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries II

2

7．Earthquake Engineering

2

EEA

8．Methodology of Social Risk

2

9．Earthquake Processes and Effects

2

EES

10．Experimental Structural Dynamics and Vibration Control

2

11．Seismic Design of Structures2

12．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management A

2

13．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management B

2

14．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management C

2

15．Seminar on Environmental and Safety Management D

2

16．Workshop of Collaboration with Local Activities 1

1

EEA

17．Workshop of Collaboration with Local Activities 2

1

Type 3 subjects

18．Architectural Design Internship 1

4(Workshops)

75

EEA

Type 1
Subjects(Lectures)

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Engineering (1)Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2All

2．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Architectural Environment System Design2

4．Engineering Design of Physical Environment

2

5．Theoretical Analysis in Environmental Engineering）

2

6．Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 1

1

7．Special Lecture on Environment and Architecture 2

1

8．Environmental Sociology

2

9．Engineering Design of Human Environment2

SHE

10．Architectural and Urban Environmental Engineering

2

EEA

11．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design A

2

12．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design B

2

13．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design C

2

14．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design D

2

15．Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services A

2

16．Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services B

2

EEA

17．Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services C

2Type 3 subjects

18．Exercises in Environmental Engineering and Building Services D

2(Workshops)

19．Architectural Design Internship 1

4

EEA

Type 1
Subjects(Lectures)

EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Engineering (2)Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)1．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A

2

All

2．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 22(Interdisciplinary)

3．Seismic Design of Structures

2

4．Earthquake Engineering

2

5．Methodology of Social Risk

2

6．Experimental Structural Dynamics and Vibration Control

27．Applied Continuum Mechanics

2

EEA

8．Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering

2

Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

9．Structural Materials

2

10．Structural Analysis and Computational Mechanics

2

11．Building Construction Engineering2

12．Latest Structural Engineering 1

1

13．Latest Structural Engineering 2

1

14．Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems A

2

15．Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems B

2

16．Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems C

2

17．Seminar on Building Structure and Construction Systems D

2

18．Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering A

1

19．Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering B

1

EEA

20．Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering C

1

Type 3 subjects

21．Exercise in Applied Structural Engineering D

1(Workshops)

22．Architectural Design Internship 1

4

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EEA
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Architecture

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2All

2．Science and Technology for Disaster Mitigation 22(Interdisciplinary)

3．Theory of Architectural Design2

4．Theory of Environmental Design

2

EEA

5．History of Architecture

2

Type 1 subjects

6．Architectural Planning2(Lectures)

7．History and Theory of City Planning2

8．Seminar on Integrated Studies of Architecture2

9．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design A

2

EEA

10．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design B

2

Type 2 subjects

11．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design C

2(Seminars)

12．Seminar on Architectural and Environmental Design D

2

13．Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 1

2

14．Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 2

2

EEA

15．Studio Workshop of Architectural Design

2Type 3 subjects

16．Planning and Design Studio for Historical Environment

2(Workshops)

17．Architectural Design Internship 1

4

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•Ecology•Sustainability & Environmental Studies•Studies on Water Environment•Environmental Studies on Natural
Resources & Energy•Practical Seminar on Developing
Sustainable Local Communities

・ Introduction to Earth and Planetary Sciences
・ Global and Urban Warmings ・ Housing and Environment
・ Environmental Policies & Strategies ・Environmental Ethics•Regional and Community
Studies•Contemporary Society•Social Class & Stratification•Economic Sociology•Sociology of Agriculture andFood•Comparative Social Policy•Environmental Sociology•Science, Technology andSociety•Field Seminar on
Environmental Studies•Science & Technology for Disaster
Mitigation 1A, 1B, 2, 3A, 3B•Human Geography•Physical Geography•Tectonic Geomorphology•Geographic
Information Science•Cultural Geography•Economic Geography•Social Geography

Interdisciplinary Subjects•Global Environmental
Governance•International
Environmental Law•Environmental Politics•Environmental Law

Interdisciplinary Subjects

Type 1(Lectures)•Urban & Regional
Economics•Environmental
Economics•Environmental
Statistics•Spatial Econometrics•Organizational
Environment 1 & 2

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

Department of Social and Human Environment

Type 3(Workshops）

Type 2(Seminars)

Research
Supervision

Course Structure of Each Department

Department of Social and Human Environment (SHE)
Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies (1)Course Title

Credit(s)1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainable City Studies

2

3．Environmental Urban Systems

2

4．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing

Countries I

2

Department(Course Type)All(Interdisciplinary)

5．English Communication in Envirnmental Issues

2

6．Science, Technology and Society

2

7．Cultural Geography

2

8．Environmental Economics

2SHE

9．Human Geography

2Type 1 subjects

10．Environmental Politics

2(Lectures)

11．Environmental Law

2

12．International Environmental Law

2

13．Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies A

2

14．Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies B

2

15．Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies C

2

16．Comprehensive Seminar on Environmental Policies D

2

SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies (2)Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainable City Studies

2All

3．Environmental Urban Systems

2(Interdisciplinary)

4．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing

Countries I

2

5．Organizational Environment 1

2

6．Organizational Environment 2

2

7．Sociology of Agriculture and Food2

8．Science, Technology and Society

2

9．Environmental Sociology

2

10．Human Geography2

11．Economic Geography

2

12．Cultural Geography2

13．Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies A

2

14．Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies B

2

15．Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies C

2

16．Seminar on Environmental Policies and Strategies D

2

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SHE
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Economics

Course Title

Department

Credit(s)(Course Type)

1．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2All

2．Housing and Environment

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Urban and Regional Economics

2

4．Environmental Economics

2

5．Environmental Statistics

2

6．Spatial Econometrics

2

7．Organizational Environment 1

2

8．Organizational Environment 2

2

9．Environmental Sociology

2

10．Environmental Law

2

11．Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis A

2

12．Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis B

2

13．Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis C

2

14．Seminar on Economic Environmental Analysis D

2

15．Microeconomics I

2

SHEType 1 subjects(Lectures)

SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)
Graduate Schoolof Economics

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Laws

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1. Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2All

2. Sustainable City Studies

2(Interdisciplinary)

3. Environmental Politics

2

4. International Environmental Law

2SHE

5. Environmental Law

2Type 1 subjects

6. Global Environmental Governance2(Lectures)

7. Environmental Sociology

2

8. International Environmental Law Seminar A

2

9. International Environmental Law Seminar B

2

10. International Environmental Law Seminar C

2

11. International Environmental Law Seminar D

2

12. Environmental Law Seminal 1A2

13. Environmental Law Seminal 1B

2

14. Environmental Law Seminal 1C2

15. Environmental Law Seminal 1D

2

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SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Sociology

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Environmental Studies on Natural Resources and Energy

2All

2．Housing and Environment

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Contemporary Society

2

4．Environmental Sociology

2

5．Social Class and Stratification

2

6．Science, Technology and Society

2

7．Economic Sociology

2

8．Sociology of Agriculture and Food2

9．Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 3

2

10．Seminar on Theoretical Sociology 4

2

11．Seminar on Applied Sociology 1

2

12．Seminar on Applied Sociology 2

2

13．Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology A

1

14．Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology B

1

15．Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology C

1

16．Comprehensive Seminar on Sociology D

1

17．Seminar on Social Research 1

1

18．Seminar on Social Research 2

1

19．Seminar on Social Research 3

2

20．Seminar on Social Research 4

2

SHE
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Geography

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2All

3．Science And Technology for Disaster Mitigation 1A: Understanding Natural

2(Interdisciplinary)Hazard4．Human Geography

2

5．Cultural Geography

2

6． Social Geography2

7．Geographic Information Science2

8．Seminar on Human Geography A

2

9．Seminar on Human Geography B

2

10．Seminar on Human Geography C

2

11．Seminar on Human Geography D

2

12．Seminar on Geography A

2

13．Seminar on Geography B

2

14．Seminar on Geography C

2

15．Seminar on Geography D

2

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SHE
Type 1 subjects(Lectures)

SHE
Type 2 subjects(Seminars)

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・Seminar in
Earth andEnvironmental
Sciences•Sustainability &Environmental Studies•Sustainable City Studies•English Communication in Environmental Issues•Introduction to Geology•Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

for basic and interdisciplinary understanding of Environmental Studies

Interdisciplinary Subjects

・Field seminar in Geophysics

・Field seminar in Earth Environmental Systems

・Field seminar in Geobiology･Earth Dynamics･Geophysics

・Seminar on
HydrosphericandAtmosphericStudies・Seminar on
Earth and
Planetary
Sciences

Research Supervision
Type 2(Seminars）

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program

・Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry

・Biological Oceanography

・Marine Geology

for expertise acquisition

Type 1 (Lectures)

G30

Course Structure of Each Department

G30 Earth and Environmental Sciences Graduate Program

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies

Course Title

Department

Credit(s)(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Introduction to Geology

2

3．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2

4．Earth Dynamics

2

G30 EES

5．Field seminar in Geophysics

2

Type 1 subjects

6．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences A

4

7．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences B

4

8．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences C

4

9．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences D

4

10．Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences A

2

11．Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences B

2

12．Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences C

2

13．Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences D

2All(Interdisciplinary)

G30 EESType 2 subjects

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Science

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．English Communication in Environmental Issues

2All

2．Field Seminar on Environmental Studies

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Marine Geology

2

4．Biological Oceanography

2

5．Field seminar in Geobiology

2

6．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences A

4

7．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences B

4

8．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences C

4

9．Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences D

4

EEA

10．Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies A

2Type 2 subjects

11．Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies B

2

12．Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies C

2

13．Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies D

2

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EEA
Type 1 subjects

84･Practice in Social
Systems･Internship Program･Global ResearchInternship•Sustainable City Studies•English Communication in Environmental Issues•Environmental Urban Systems•Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I・II

•Sustainability and Environmental Studies･Practice inEnvironmental Systems
Analysis and Planning

Type 3(Workshops)･Seminar on Urban
Space and Environment
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7

Type 2(Seminars）

Research
Supervision

for basic and interdisciplinary understanding of Environmental Studies

Interdisciplinary Subjects

・Frontier in Civil Engineering･Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management

・Water and Waste Engineering

・Transportation Systems Analysis

・Environmental Industry Systems

・Environmental Risk

・Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning･Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space・Climate Change and Infrastructure

Masters Dissertation

Diploma Policy of GSES

Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program

・Spatial Development and Environment

for expertise acquisition

Type 1 (Lectures)

G30

Course Structure of Each Department

G30 Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Program

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Environmental Studies

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2

2．Sustainable City Studies

2All

3．English Communication in Environmental Issues

2(Interdisciplinary)

4．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I or II

2

5．Spatial Development and Environment2

6．Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning2

7．Transportation Systems Analysis

2

EEA

8．Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space

2

Type 1 subjects

9．Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management2

10．Frontier in Civil Engineering2

11．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A

2

12．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B

2

EEA

13．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C

2

Type 2 subjects

14．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D2

15．Practice in Environmental SystemsAnalysis and Planning

1

EEA

16．Practice in Social Systems

1

Type 3 subjects

Example Outline of Curriculum Requirements for Master of Engineering

Course Title

Credit(s)Department(Course Type)

1．Sustainability and Environmental Studies

2All

2．Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I or II

2(Interdisciplinary)

3．Spatial Development and Environment

2

4．Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning2

5．Transportation Systems Analysis

2

6．Theory of Environmental Managementin Urban Space

2

EEA

7．Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management

2

Type 1 subjects

8．Climate Change and Infrastructure

2

9．Environmental Industry Systems

2

10．Frontier in Civil Engineering2

11．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1A

2

12．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B

2

EEA

13．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1C

2

Type 2 subjects

14．Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1D2

15．Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

1

EEA

16．Practice in Social Systems

1

Type 3 subjects

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Seminar on
Geochemistry andCosmochemistry E-F
Seminar on Geology andGeobiology E-F

Seminar on Earthand Planetary
Dynamics E-F

Seminar on
Geophysics andPlanetary Physics E-F

Seminar on Natural
History E-F

Seminar on Ecology
E-F

Seminar on EarthEnvironmental
Systems E-F

Seminars of Other Departments or Seminars in GSES Common Subject for Doctoral Course*

Doctoral Defense and Research Presentation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Earth & Planetary Sciences)

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences*For the students wish to get the “Doctor of Environmental Studies”

D1

D2

D3

Research Supervision

Application forresearch funds(JSPS Research
Fellowship etc.)

Write the thesis

Participation in
Conference

Teaching
Assistant (TA) /Research
Assistant (RA)Study Abroad

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Seminar on
ClimateScience １EF
Seminar on
ClimateScience ２ EF

Seminar on
GlobalEnvironmental
Change １E-F

Seminar on
GlobalEnvironmental
Change ２ E-F

Seminar on
Biogeochemical Cycle ２ E-F

Seminar on
Biogeochemical Cycle １E-F

Seminar on
HydrosphericandAtmosphericStudies ２ E-F

Seminar on
HydrosphericandAtmosphericStudies １E-F

Seminars of Other Departments or Seminars in GSES Common Subject for Doctoral Course*

Doctoral Defense and Research Presentation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Hydrospheric-Atmospheric Sciences)

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences*For the students wish to get the “Doctor of Environmental Studies”

D1

D2

D3

Research Supervision

Application forresearch funds(JSPS Research
Fellowship etc.)

Write the thesis

Participation in
Conference

Teaching
Assistant (TA) /Research
Assistant (RA)Study Abroad

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Seminaron UrbanSpace andEnvironment 5E，
5F，5G，
5H

Environmental
System ・StockType Society

Seminaron UrbanSpace andEnvironment 1E 1H，
2E - 2H,
3E - 3H，4E - 4H

Land・Urban・Mobility Design

Geospatial
Environment・
Risk
Management

Seminaron UrbanSpace andEnvironment 6E，
6F，6G，
6H

Material・
Energy Design

Seminaron
Materials
andEnvironment 1E 1H，
2E - 2H,

Seminars of Other Departments or Seminars in GSES Common Subject for Doctoral Course*

Doctoral Defense and Research Presentation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Sustainable Development)

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture*For the students wish to get the “Doctor of Environmental Studies”

D1

D2

D3

Research Supervision

Application forresearch funds(JSPS Research
Fellowship etc.)

Write the thesis

Participation in
Conference

Teaching
Assistant (TA) /Research
Assistant (RA)Study Abroad

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Seminar on
Environmental
and Safety
Management
E–H

Seminar on
ArchitecturalandEnvironmental
DesignE–H

Seminar on
Building
Structure andConstruction
Systems
E–H

Exercise in
Applied
StructuralEngineering
E, F

Architectural
DesignInternship
2–4

Seminars of Other Departments or Seminars in GSES Common Subject for Doctoral Course*

Doctoral Defense and Research Presentation

Diploma Policy of GSES

(Architecture)

Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture*For the students wish to get the “Doctor of Environmental Studies”

D1

D2

D3

Research Supervision

Application forresearch funds(JSPS Research
Fellowship etc.)

Write the thesis

Participation in
Conference

Teaching
Assistant (TA) /Research
Assistant (RA)Study Abroad

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D1

D2

D3

Comprehensi
ve Seminaron
Environment
al Policies EF

Seminar on
Environment
al Policies
andStrategies EF

Seminar on
Economic
Environmental
Analysis E-F

Seminar on
Quantitative
Analysis of
Economic
Environment E-F

Seminar on
Economic
Environment E-F

Seminar on
Organizational
Environment E-F

Legal and
Political
Environment
Seminar 2E2H

Legal and
Political
Environment
Seminar 1E1H

Seminar on
SocialResearch 5-6Comprehensiv
e Seminar on
Sociology E-H

Seminar on
AppliedSociology 9-12

Seminar on
Theoretical
Sociology 9-12

Seminar on
Human
Geography EF

Seminar on
SocialGeography EF

Seminar on
PhysicalGeography EF

Seminar on
Geography EF

Seminars of Other Departments or Seminars in GSES Common Subject for Doctoral Course*

Doctoral Defense and Research Presentation

Diploma Policy of GSES

Department of Social and Human Environment*For the students wish to get the “Doctor of Environmental Studies”

Research Supervision

Application forresearch funds(JSPS Research
Fellowship etc.)

Write the thesis

Participation in
Conference

Teaching
Assistant (TA) /Research
Assistant (RA)Study Abroad4. Course Registration and Pertinent Information
Students are required to register for courses they plan to take at the beginning of each semester
in order to receive credits. For registration, please access the following website (online
registration).
https://portal.nagoya-u.ac.jp/
Click the “Course Registration and Grading” and choose subjects to register.
The registration information is to be updated on the GSES e-bulletin board(http://office.env.nagoyau.ac.jp/students/bulletin/keiji.php) for the semester, so please checkour website especially around the start of the semester.
�To take ”Internship” and “Architectural Design Internship 1-4” in Type 3 (Workshops)
subjects, please ask the GSES Student Affairs Office, as the method for registration for thesesubjects is different from that for other subjects. For more about Internship information,please refer to the “14. Internship” in the GSES Student Handbook.
�Application procedures and class schedules for “Intensive Courses” will be announced on the
GSES e-bulletin board appropriately. Please check the web for more information.
�To take subjects from other graduate school (undergraduate school), please refer to thefollowing “5. Taking Courses Offered by Other Faculties/Institution Universities
�Students must check all their registered subjects on the web, and correct them if necessary.

5. Taking Courses Offered by Other Faculties or Institutions/Universities
� Students are required to register for courses they plan to take at other undergraduate or
graduate schools outside of GSES, for example the university-wide ESD (Education for
Sustainable Development) Program. Please fill out and submit the Registration Form for
Courses at Other Undergraduate/Graduate Schools (Download from GSES e-bulletin board) tothe GSES Student Affairs Office by the designated deadline. Please note that online
registration for the “undergraduate courses” is not available. Please follow the registration
procedures of the school where you plan to take the course.
� Students of the Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture (EEA) planning totake courses at institutions/universities (see below) which have credit-exchange agreementswith GSES should consult their academic advisor in advance, and submit the Registration Formfor Courses at Other Institution/University by the deadline (in the middle of April) to theStudent Affairs Office. Please note that subjects which can be taken through the creditexchange agreements change every year.
Graduate schools which have credit-exchange agreements with GSES:- Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology

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- Graduate School of Design and Architecture, Nagoya City University- Graduate School of Fine Arts, Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music� Students who wish to take courses at other institutions/universities that do not have a creditexchange agreement with GSES must consult their academic advisor at least two months inadvance before the semester starts, and inform the GSES Student Affairs Office.
�Regarding registering subjects at other (under) graduate schools/universities as prescribed in
Article 12, in order to get credits for your academic course/graduation, you must choose fromthe subjects which academic supervisors have approved as educational advantage.
�Regardless of what prescribed in Article 11, 12, and 13 about the number of credits earned
outside of GSES or Nagoya University, no more than 10 credits including credits acquired priorto admission and credits earned at other (under) graduate schools are approved for youracademic course completion. (Subjects exceeding 10 credits will be counted as the optional
subjects.)
You may earn up to 4 more credits at the institutions/universities listed above creditexchange agreements, and those are not included in the above 10 credits.
�However, the number of credits earned at courses offered by other institutions/universities
outside of Nagoya University combined with the credits earned under the credit-exchange
agreements is limited to 10 credits.
Credits earned before enrolled

10

Credits earned at other (under) graduate Schools
Credits earned at other university(Credits earned at courses credit-exchange agreements)

14
10

�Those credits earned for your academic course completion approved by the Nagoya University
will be recorded on your transcript along with the optional subjects.

6. Examinations and Grades
At the end of each semester, examinations will be held to determine whether the student shallreceive credit for the course. However, courses such as seminars or workshops may not conduct
examinations, so credit will be given based on performance in the course and evaluation
instead.
Examination schedule will be determined by the faculty member in charge, therefore please pay
attention to the instructions provided. A grade report will be given at the end of each semester
after announcement on e-bulletin. Students are able to see it on the website. Check the reportcarefully, and if there are any discrepancies, please contact the GSES Student Affairs Office
immediately.

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7. Receiving Academic Advice from other Graduate School or Institution
It is possible for students to obtain academic advice from professors in another graduate schoolor institution. A second-year master’s student who has obtained more than 20 of the required
credits and doctoral students are eligible to apply for this.
Students who wish to seek advice from professors in another graduate school or institution
must consult with their academic advisor at least two months in advance, and inform theStudent Affairs Office.

8. Academic Degree
Regarding the academic degree in GSES, the procedure is shown below:
� Thesis/Dissertation Examination
Master’s and doctoral students in GSES who wish to obtain their academic degree will have tosubmit their thesis/dissertation and the necessary application forms and documentation with
the name of their respective department major to the Student Affairs Office. The Student
Affairs Office will then submit these materials to the Faculty Meeting of GSES for approval.
Thesis/Dissertation examination (written or oral) will be conducted by the thesis/dissertation
review committee organized under the approval of the Faculty Meeting of GSES.
Master’s Course
Department (Senkō)
Earth and Environmental
Sciences
Environmental Engineeringand Architecture
Social and Human
Environment

Doctoral Course
Department (Senkō)
Earth and Environmental
Sciences
Environmental Engineeringand Architecture
Social and Human
Environment

Degrees Conferred
Master of Science

Master ofEnvironmental
Studies

Master of Engineering
Master of Architecture
Master of Economics
Master of Laws
Master of Sociology
Master of Geography

Degrees Conferred
Doctor of Science

Doctor ofEnvironmental
Studies

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Doctor of Engineering
Doctor of Architecture
Doctor of Economics
Doctor of Laws
Doctor of Sociology
Doctor of Geography� Layout and Format Guidelines/Procedures
Guidelines, procedures, and submission deadlines regarding thesis/dissertation will be
publicly announced at a later time.

9. Accelerated Course Completion
Master’s and doctoral students at GSES are eligible to accelerate course completion if they meetthe following criteria. Students who would like to apply for accelerated course completion must
consult with their academic advisor and follow the necessary procedures.
� Master’s Course
Students recognized by the Faculty Meeting of GSES for excellent performance may apply forearly graduation if the student has been enrolled in the school for more than a year, fulfilled
the required 30 credits, and received supervision on their research from their academic
advisor, and successfully passed the thesis/dissertation defense and examination.
� Doctoral Course
Students recognized by the Faculty Meeting of GSES with excellent performance may apply
for early graduation if the student has been enrolled in the school for more than a year,
fulfilled the required 8 credits, and received supervision on their research from theiracademic advisor, and successfully passed the thesis/dissertation defense and examination.
However, students who obtained their master’s degree in less than two years have to beenrolled in the graduate school for more than three years in total. Furthermore, students
who were admitted into GSES with master’s degree equivalent abilities have to be enrolled
for more than a year.

10. Change of Department, Academic Advisor or Faculty� Change of Department (Senkō) and Academic Advisor
Change of department or academic advisor is only permitted for students whose academic
advisor is transferred to another department, or when change to the student’s research topic
is unavoidable. Change of department takes place at the start of each semester, and it
requires the approval of the Faculty Meeting of GSES. Therefore, students must consult with
their academic advisor and begin the necessary procedures three months in advance. In theevent that the change of department is approved, partial or complete credits may betransferred into the new curriculum, upon Faculty Meeting approval.
� Change of Faculty (Kenkyūka)
Change of faculty is only permitted for students whose academic advisor is transferred toanother faculty, and who have to receive the academic advisor’s supervision for more than a94

year. Change of faculty takes place at the start of each semester, and it requires the approvalof both faculties. Therefore, students must consult with their academic advisor and begin thenecessary procedures three months in advance.

11. All But Dissertation (ABD)� All But Dissertation in Absentia (ABD off campus)
All But Dissertation in Absentia (ABD off-campus, or manryō) is a status intended for Doctoral
students whose only remaining requirements are the completion and defense of theirdissertation.
In Absentia students are entitled to submit their dissertation within six years from the day ofadmission to the doctoral course.
The Faculty Meeting of GSES may certify the status of ABD in absentia to a doctoral student
as stipulated below.
� Students who have been enrolled in the course for at least 3 years.
� Students who have earned the required 8 credits and have received supervision on
their research from their academic advisor.
Students who wish to apply for this status must submit the application form (Tanitounintei/Manryō Application Form, 単位等認定・満了願) . Please check the deadline with ourStudent Affairs Office at least 2 months before your application.
*All But Dissertation in Absentia (ABD off-campus) is not a legal status for international
students. Therefore, In Absentia students must note that their “College Student” visa will in
principle no longer apply for their stay in Japan. Please refer to Nagoya University Handbook
for the International Students.
� All But Dissertation in Residence (ABD On-Campus)
All But Dissertation in Residence (ABD on campus) is a status intended Doctoral students
who have obtained the required credits and meet the department criteria, and wish to
maintain their full-time student status.
In Residence students are entitled to submit their dissertation within six years from the dayof admission to the doctoral course.
Students who wish to apply for this status must submit the application form (Zaigakukeizoku Application Form, 在学継続願). Please check the deadline with our Student Affairs
Office at least 2 months before your application.
*International students who apply for All But Dissertation in Residence (ABD on-campus) areconsidered as full-time student and hence they may keep their “College Student” visa status
for they stay in Japan.

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� Extension of Period of Study
Doctoral students who have not completed the credit requirements can extend their periodof study by submitting the application form (Zaigaku-keizoku Application Form, 在学継続
願). Please check the deadline with our Student Affairs Office at least 2 months before yourapplication. Requirements for the extension vary in each department.

12. Cancellation and Resumption of Classes
In the event of a natural disaster, such as typhoon or earthquake, or when a warning has been
issued, procedures regarding classes and examinations (hereby referred to as ‘classes’) will behandled in the following ways.
(1) Adverse typhoon/storm warning
In the event of an adverse typhoon/storm warning issued by Nagoya City, all classes will becancelled immediately after the warning has been issued. Classes will resume based on thefollowing schedule after the warnings are lifted.
Warning lifted before

Lectures resume from

6:45 a.m.

Period One (08:45-10:15)

11:00 a.m.

Period Three (13:00-14:30)

Note*Once the warning has been issued, please return home before the conditions worsen, if oncampus.
*If the warning was issued during your commute to school, return home immediately.
*If the warning was issued during a lecture, return home immediately after the lecture ends.
*If an emergency warning is announced for Nagoya City, we will respond in the same way asin the case of a storm (gale) warning, irrespective of the type.
*As a general rule, ICT-based online classes, etc., will not be canceled. In these cases, pleasecheck the statuses of classes on the lecture websites, TACT, etc.
(2) Earthquake
In the event of an earthquake, please follow faculty and staff’s directions and evacuate to
the designated area.
(3)

In the event of the Nankai Trough Earthquake Extra Information
It has been decided that the Nankai Trough Earthquake Extra Information will be madestarting May 31, 2019. The national and local governments are also examining how to
respond if such an announcement is made. You should follow the instructions of theuniversity regarding the organization of classes, returning home, etc., while also ensuring
your safety by staying abreast of the situation. You should be careful since additions orrevisions may be made to the response policy.

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(4) Class Resumption
If classes are cancelled due the above mentioned natural disasters, alternative schedules of
the classes will be announced by GSES Student Affairs Office.

13. Inter-University Exchange and Credit Transfer System
If deemed educationally beneficial, students may take courses or undergo research guidance at
a graduate school at another university or a foreign university in accordance with discussions
between the Graduate School of Environmental Studies and the other university.
Nagoya University and the Graduate School of Environmental Studies have entered into a
number of inter-university agreements with foreign universities for the purposes of researchand educational exchange. If you plan to receive transfer credits or research guidance inaccordance with these inter-university agreements, please make sure you read and understandthe terms of the agreement and consult with your academic advisor.
Please refer to the “Inter-University Agreement” and “Inter-School Agreement” of the URL
below for more information.
https://en.nagoya-u.ac.jp/about_nu/history_data/figures/index.html

14. Forms
Various forms such as "Course Plan" and "Research Plan" to be submitted at the time ofadmission, " Registration Form for Courses at Other Graduate School ", " Registration Form for
Courses at Undergraduate School " to be submitted as needed, etc. are available on the GSES ebulletin board. Please download and use it as appropriate.
■Documents be submitted at the time of admission
�Course Plan�Research Plan
■Documents be submitted before the beginning of each semester (as needed)
�Registration Form for Courses at Other Graduate School
�Registration Form for Courses at Undergraduate School■Documents be submitted if there are any discrepancies in your grade report97Appendices98Subjects Taught in English AY2023 Spring&Fall Semester
Subject Type
(MC・DC)Interdisciplinary
Subjects(Master's
Course)Departme
nts

All

Subject Title in Japanese

2

途上国開発特論Ⅰ

Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries I

Fall*

IRYO, Miho etc.

34007792

途上国開発特論Ⅱ

Civil Engineering and Policies for Developing Countries II*

IRYO, Miho etc.

3400780

2

環境都市システム論

Environmental Urban Systems

Fall

IRYO, Miho

34000242

サステナブル都市学

Sustainable City Studies

SpringTANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

34009362

地質学概論

Introduction to Geology

Spring

HUMBLET, Marc Andre

34009032

環境コミュニケーション

English Communication in Environmental Issues

Spring

IRYO, Miho etc.

34000252

環境学英語特別講義１

Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English language) 1

T.B.A.

The curriculum committee

3400026

1

環境学英語特別講義２

Special Lecture on Environmental Studies (English language) 2

T.B.A.

The curriculum committee

3400027

1

環境とジェンダー

Gender and the Environment

Fall

CHUN, Sohyun

3400932

1

海洋地質学

Marine Geology

Spring

HUMBLET, Marc Andre

34009042

地球・宇宙化学

Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry

SpringHIDAKA, Hiroshi etc.

34009052

地球ダイナミクス

Earth Dynamics

Fall

KOKETSU, Yui etc.

34009062

Geophysics

SpringSAGIYA, Takeshi etc.

34009072

地球生物学フィールドセミナー

Field seminar in Geobiology

Fall

HUMBLET, Marc Andre etc.

34009082

地球環境システム学フィールドセミナー

Field seminar in Earth Environmental Systems

34009092

地球物理学フィールドセミナー

Field seminar in Geophysics

34009102

空間環境システム論

Spatial Development and Environment

3400278

2

環境社会システム工学

Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

SpringTANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

3400280

2

環境産業システム論

Environmental Industry Systems

Fall

IRYO, Miho etc.

3400305

2

Climate Change and Infrastructure

Fall

IRYO, Miho

3400817

2

Transportation Systems Analysis

SpringMORIKAWA, Takayuki

34002842

交通工学特論

Advanced Traffic Engineering and Management

Spring

NAKAMURA, Hideki

34002872

土木工学のフロンティア

Frontier in Civil Engineering

Spring

Associated Faculty of GSE

3400818

2

環境政治

Environmental Politics

SpringNOMURA, Ko

3400485

2

All Year

HUMBLET, Marc Andre etc.

3400911 ,

3400914 4 (each)

All Year

SAGIYA, Takeshi etc.

3400915 ,

3400918 2 (each)

All Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

3400919 ,

3400922 2 (each)

Fall

SHIRAKI Hiroto etc.

3400820 ,

3400822 2 (each)EEA &G30 CEE

Spring（T.B.A） TAKANO, Masao etc.

SpringSAGIYA, Takeshi*

大気水圏科学セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ

Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies A, B, C, D

空間環境学セミナー１Ｂ，１Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1B, 1D

空間環境学セミナー３Ａ，３Ｂ，３Ｃ，３Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D

All Year

MORIKAWA, Takayuki etc.

3400827 ~

3400830 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー４Ａ，４Ｂ，４Ｃ，４Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D

All Year

NAKAMURA, Hideki etc.

3400831 ~

3400834 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー５Ａ，５Ｂ，５Ｃ，５Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D

All Year

TANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

3400835 ~

3400838 2 (each)

環境社会システム工学実習

Practice in Environmental Systems Analysis and Planning

Fall

TANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

34003801Practice in Social Systems

SpringMORIKAWA, Takayuki etc.

3400382

1

Global Research Internship

T.B.A.

TANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

3400402

2

地球惑星科学セミナーＥ，Ｆ，Ｇ，Ｈ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences E, F, G,HAll Year

SAGIYA, Takeshi etc.

5400923 ,

5400926 2 (each)

大気水圏科学セミナーＥ，Ｆ，Ｇ，Ｈ Seminar on Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Studies E, F, G,HAll Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

5400927 ,5400930 2 (each)

Fall

SHIRAKI Hiroto etc.

5400860 ,5400862 2 (each)

グローバル研究インターンシップ

Other(Doctoral Course)

Credits

3400007

Type 3 subjects
EEA &Workshops
社会システム分析実習
G30 CEE(Master's Course)

G30 EESTime Table Code

ZINCHENKO Anatoly etc.

G30 EES 地球惑星科学セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Sciences A, B, C, DEEA &G30 CEE

Instructors

Fall

地球環境科学セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Seminar in Earth and Environmental Sciences A, B, C, D

Type 2 subjects
Seminars(Master's Course)

Semester

Sustainability and Environmental Studies

EEA &気候変動と社会基盤
G30 CEE
交通システム分析

SHE

Subject Title in English

持続可能性と環境学

G30 EES 地球物理学

Type 1 subjects
Lectures(Master's Course)*T.B.A.: To be announced

空間環境学セミナー１Ｆ，１Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 1F, 1H

空間環境学セミナー３Ｅ，３Ｆ，３Ｇ，３Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 3E, 3F, 3G, 3H

All Year

MORIKAWA, Takayuki etc.

5400867 ~5400870 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー４Ｅ，４Ｆ，４Ｇ，４Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 4E, 4F, 4G, 4H

All Year

NAKAMURA, Hideki etc.

5400871 ~5400874 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー５Ｅ，５Ｆ，５Ｇ，５Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 5E, 5F, 5G, 5H

All Year

TANIKAWA, Hiroki etc.

5400875 ~5400878 2 (each)99

Subjects Partially or Entirely Taught in English 2023 Spring&Fall Semester(Depends on the needs of the majority of the students)*T.B.A.: To be announced

Subject Type
(MC・DC)

Departme
nts

Subject Title in Japanese

EES &
生物海洋学
G30 EESEES

Type 1 subjects
Lectures(Master's
Course)SHE

Biological Oceanography

SemesterSpring*Instructors

Time Table Code

Credits

340008323400039

2

HIRAHARA, Yasuhiro

3400040

2

HAYASHI, Seiji

34000442

ISHIZAKA, Joji etc.

地球環境観測論

Theory of Earth Environment Observation

地球惑星物質分光学

Spectroscopy of Earth and Planetary Materials

生物圏進化学特論

Evolving Biosphere

地圏生物圏相互作用論

Geosphere-Biosphere Interaction

Spring*

TAKAHASHI, Satoshi

34000452

堆積岩成因論Petrogenesis of Sedimentary Rocks

Fall

TAKEUCHI, Makoto

34000472

保全生態学

Conservation Ecology

34007832

無機地球化学特論

Inorganic Geochemistry

Fall

HIDAKA, Hiroshi

34000512

環境分析法１Analytical Method of Environmental Samples 1

Fall

MIMURA, Koichi etc.

34000532

環境分析法２Analytical Method of Environmental Samples 2

Fall

ASAHARA, Yoshihiro

34000542

惑星系形成論

Lecture on Planetary-System Formation

Spring

WATANABE, Seiichiro

34000562

地球惑星物理学特論１

Earth and Planetary Physics 1

Fall

SHIRONO, Shin-ichi

34000592

地球惑星物理学特論２

Earth and Planetary Physics 2

Spring

NAMIKI, Atsuko

3400060

2

地殻活動論Geophysics of the Earth's Crust

SpringSAGIYA, Takeshi

34000612

火山活動論

Volcano Physics

SpringKUMAGAI, Hiroyuki

34000622

地震観測論

Earthquake Seismology

SpringTADOKORO, Keiichi

34007852

地震活動論

Earthquake Processes and Effects

Fall

YAMAOKA, Koshun

34007862

地球年代論

Geochronology

Spring

KATO, Takenori

34000652

第四紀年代論

Quaternary Geochronology

SpringKITAGAWA, Hiroyuki

34007762

地球史学特論Special Lecture on Earth History

Spring

MINAMI, Masayo

34000702

地殻構造探査学

Geophysical Exploration of Crustal Structure

Fall

WATANABE, Toshiki

34000742

環境動物学特論１

Special Lecture on Environmental Zoology 1

Spring

FUJIWARA, Shin-ichi

3400787

2

衛星気象学

Satellite Meteorology*

MASUNAGA, Hirohiko

34000782

雪氷圏変動学

Cryosphere Science*

FUJITA, Koji etc.

34000972

大気物理学

Dynamic Meteorology

Spring*TSUBOKI, Kazuhisa

34007902

物理海洋学

Physical Oceanography*

AIKI, Hidenori etc.

34001072

生命農学本論Principles of Bioagricultural Sciences

SpringISHIGURO Sumie etc.

34007911

森林環境学特論

Forest Environment Science

Fall

GOMI, Takashi etc.

3400792

1

森林生物学特論

Forest Biology

Spring

KAJIMURA Hisashi etc.

34007931

森林社会学特論

Forest Sociology

Fall

HARADA, Kazuhiro etc.

3400794

1

バイオマス科学特論

Advanced Biomass Science

Spring

AOKI, Dan etc.

34007961

木質細胞学特論

Wood Cytology

Fall

AOKI, Dan etc.

34007971

動物遺伝育種学特論

Animal Genetics and Breeding

Fall

SUMIYAMA, Kenta etc.

3400935

1

動物生理学特論1

Advanced Animal Physiology 1

SpringYOSHIMURA, Takashi etc.

3400799

1

都市空間環境マネジメント論

Theory of Environmental Management in Urban Space

Spring

KATO, Hirokazu

3400285

2

Water and Waste Engineering

SpringHIRAYAMA,Nagahisa

3400304

2

Environmental Risk

Fall

HARADA, Takaaki etc.

34003012

サステナブル物質科学

Sustainable Materials Science

SpringZINCHENKO, Anatoly

3400937

2

構造解析学

Structural Analysis and Computational Mechanics

Fall

ARAKI, Yoshikazu

34003162

構造材料学

Structural Materials

Fall

HIBINO, Yo

3400318

2

建築生産設計工学

Building Construction Engineering

Fall

MARUYAMA, Ippei etc.

3400319

2

建築環境システム設計学

Architectural Environment System Design

Fall

TANAKA, Hideki

3400324

2

環境経済学

Environmental Economics

Spring

NAKADA, Minoru

34004712

国際環境法

International Environmental Law

SpringNAIKI, Yoshiko

34004812

国際環境行政論

Global Environmental GovernanceSpring

YAMADA, Takahiro

3400482

2

社会地理学

Social Geography

Fall

TAKAHASHI, Makoto

34009382

EEA &水・廃棄物工学
G30 CEE
環境リスク論EEA

Subject Title in English

Spring*100

Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

3400113 ~3400116 2 (each)

地球環境変動論セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ，２Ｄ Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

3400117 ~

3400120 2 (each)

地球環境システム学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

TAKANO, Masao etc.

3400121 ~3400124 2 (each)

地球環境システム学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ，２Ｄ

Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

TAKANO, Masao etc.

3400125 ~

3400128 2 (each)

地質・地球生物学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

TAKEUCHI, Makoto etc.

3400145 ~

3400148 2 (each)

地質・地球生物学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ

Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

TAKEUCHI, Makoto etc.

3400149 ~

3400152 2 (each)

地球化学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

HIDAKA, Hiroshi etc.

3400153 ~

3400156 2 (each)

地球化学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

HIDAKA, Hiroshi etc.

3400157 ~

3400160 2 (each)

地球環境変動論セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

EES

地球惑星物理学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

WATANABE, Seiichiro etc.

3400161 ~

3400164 2 (each)

地球惑星物理学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ

Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

WATANABE, Seiichiro etc.

3400165 ~

3400168 2 (each)

地球惑星ダイナミクスセミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

WATANABE, Toshiki etc.

3400169 ~

3400172 2 (each)

地球惑星ダイナミクスセミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

WATANABE, Toshiki etc.

3400173 ~

3400176 2 (each)

WATANABE, Toshiki etc.

3400177 ,

3400178 2 (each)

地球惑星ダイナミクスセミナー３Ａ，３Ｂ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 3A, 3B

Type 2 subjects
Seminars(Master's
Course)EEA &G30 CEE
EEA

SHE

Type 3 subjects
Workshops(Master's
Course)CommonSubjects(Doctoral
Course)

EEA

All

EES

Other
(Doctoral
Course)EEA &G30 CEE
EEA

SHE

地球史学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ Seminar on Natural History 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

KITAGAWA, Hiroyuki etc.

3400179 ~

3400182 2 (each)

地球史学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ Seminar on Natural History 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

YOSHIDA, Hidekazu etc.

3400183 ~

3400186 2 (each)

生態学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

Seminar on Ecology 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

YODA, Ken etc.

3400801 ~

3400804 2 (each)

生態学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ, ２Ｄ

Seminar on Ecology 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

YODA, Ken etc.

3400805 ~

3400808 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ，２Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

KATO, Hirokazu

3400823 ~

3400826 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー７Ａ，７Ｂ，７Ｃ，７Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D

All Year

HIRAYAMA,Nagahisa etc.

3400843 ~

3400846 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー６Ａ，６Ｂ，６Ｃ，６Ｄ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D

All Year

MORI, Yasuhiro etc.

3400839 ~

3400842 2 (each)

物質環境学セミナー１Ａ，１Ｂ，１Ｃ, １Ｄ

Seminar on Materials and Environment 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D

All Year

HIBINO, Takashi etc.

3400847 ~

3400850 2 (each)

物質環境学セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ，２Ｄ

Seminar on Materials and Environment 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

ZINCHENKO, Anatoly etc.

3400851 ~

3400854 2 (each)

環境法政論セミナー２Ａ，２Ｂ，２Ｃ，２Ｄ

Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D

All Year

YAMADA, Takahiro

3400574

3400577 2 (each)

国際環境法セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ International Environmental Law Seminar A, B, C, D

All Year

NAIKI, Yoshiko

3400586 ~

3400589 2 (each)

国際環境行政論セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Global Environmental Governance Seminar A, B, C, D

All Year

YAMADA, Takahiro

3400590

3400593 2 (each)

All Year

NOMURA, Ko

3400602 ~

3400605 2 (each)

地理学総合セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Seminar on Geography A, B, C, D

All Year

IMAZATO, Satoshi etc.

3400677 ~

3400680 2 (each)

社会地理学セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Seminar on Social Geography A, B, C, D

All Year

TAKAHASHI, Makoto etc.

3400939 ~

3400942 2 (each)

人文地理学セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ Seminar on Human Geography A, B, C, D

All Year

YOKOYAMA, Satoshi

3400689 ~

3400692 2 (each)

環境政治セミナーＡ，Ｂ，Ｃ，Ｄ

Environmental Politics Seminar A, B, C, D

建築デザイン実習

Studio Workshop of Architectural Design

Fall

HOTTA, Yoshihiro

34003842

歴史環境デザイン実習

Planning and Design Studio for Historical Environment

Fall

NISHIZAWA, Yasuhiko etc.

3400385

2

建築・都市設計実習１

Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 1

SpringMIYAWAKI, Masaru etc.

3400386

2

建築・都市設計実習２

Advanced Architectural and Urban Planning Workshop 2

Spring

KOMATSU, Hisashi etc.

34003872

基礎環境学講究１Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental Studies 1

T.B.A.

TAKANO, Masao etc.

54000342

基礎環境学講究２Classes and Research Instruction in Basic Environmental Studies 2

T.B.A.

TAKANO, Masao etc.

54000352

臨床環境学研修１

On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental Studies 1

T.B.A.

KATO, Hirokazu etc.

54000362

臨床環境学研修２

On-site Research Training in Clinical Environmental Studies 2

T.B.A.

KATO, Hirokazu etc.

54000372

地球環境システム学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 1E, 1F

All Year

TAKANO, Masao etc.

5400229 ,

5400230 2 (each)

地球環境システム学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ Seminar on Earth Environmental Systems 2E, 2F

All Year

TAKANO, Masao etc.

5400231 ,

5400232 2 (each)

地球環境変動論セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ Seminar on Global Environmental Change 1E, 1F

All Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

5400225 ,

5400226 2 (each)

地球環境変動論セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ Seminar on Global Environmental Change 2E, 2F

All Year

SHINODA, Masato etc.

5400227 ,5400228 2 (each)

地質・地球生物学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 1E, 1F

All Year

TAKEUCHI, Makoto etc.

5400241 ,

5400242 2 (each)

地質・地球生物学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ Seminar on Geology and Geobiology 2E, 2F

All Year

TAKEUCHI, Makoto etc.

5400243 ,5400244 2 (each)

地球化学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ

Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 1E, 1F

All Year

HIDAKA, Hiroshi etc.

5400245 ,5400246 2 (each)

地球化学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ

Seminar on Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry 2E, 2F

All Year

HIDAKA, Hiroshi etc.

5400247 ,5400248 2 (each)

地球惑星物理学セミナーＥ，Ｆ，Ｇ，Ｈ Seminar on Geophysics and Planetary Physics E, F, G, H

All Year

WATANABE, Seiichiro etc.

5400249 ~5400252 2 (each)

地球惑星ダイナミクスセミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 1E, 1F

All Year

WATANABE, Toshiki etc.

5400809 ,5400810 2 (each)

地球惑星ダイナミクスセミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ Seminar on Earth and Planetary Dynamics 2E, 2F

All Year

WATANABE, Toshiki etc.

5400811 ,5400812 2 (each)

地球史学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ

Seminar on Natural History 1E, 1F

All Year

KITAGAWA, Hiroyuki etc.

5400257 ,

5400258 2 (each)

地球史学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ

Seminar on Natural History 2E, 2F

All Year

YOSHIDA, Hidekazu etc.

5400259 ,5400260 2 (each)

生態学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ

Seminar on Ecology 1E, 1F

All Year

YODA, Ken etc.

5400813 ,5400814 2 (each)

生態学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ

Seminar on Ecology 2E, 2F

All Year

YODA, Ken etc.

5400815 ,

5400816 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ，２Ｇ，２Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 2E, 2F, 2G, 2H

All Year

KATO, Hirokazu

5400863 ~5400866 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー７Ｅ，７Ｆ，７Ｇ，７Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 7E, 7F, 7G, 7H

All Year

HIRAYAMA,Nagahisa etc.

5400883 ~5400886 2 (each)

空間環境学セミナー６Ｅ，６Ｆ，６Ｇ，６Ｈ

Seminar on Urban Space and Environment 6E, 6F, 6G, 6H

All Year

MORI, Yasuhiro etc.

5400879 ~5400882 2 (each)

物質環境学セミナー１Ｅ，１Ｆ，１Ｇ, １Ｈ

Seminar on Materials and Environment 1E, 1F, 1G, 1H

All Year

HIBINO, Takashi etc.

5400887 ~5400890 2 (each)

物質環境学セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ，２Ｇ，２Ｈ

Seminar on Materials and Environment 2E, 2F, 2G, 2H

All Year

ZINCHENKO, Anatoly etc.

5400891 ~

5400894 2 (each)

環境法政論セミナー２Ｅ，２Ｆ，２Ｇ，２Ｈ

Legal and Political Environment Seminar 2E,2F,2G,2H

All Year

YAMADA, Takahiro

5400741

5400744 2 (each)

地理学総合セミナーＥ，Ｆ

Seminar on Geography E, F

All Year

IMAZATO, Satoshi etc.

5400767 ,5400768 2 (each)

社会地理学セミナーＥ，Ｆ

Seminar on Social Geography E, F

All Year

TAKAHASHI, Makoto etc.

5400931 ,5400932 2 (each)

人文地理学セミナーＥ，Ｆ

Seminar on Human Geography E, F

All Year

YOKOYAMA, Satoshi

5400773 ,

5400774 2 (each)* Lectures offered every other year. No marks(Blanks) mean no lectures this year.

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地球環境科学専攻
Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
分

野

名

⽒

Research Field
地球環境変動論
Global Environmental Variation

篠

名

職名

Name

Title

⽥

雅

⼈

Professor
教 授

NAKATSUKA, Takeshi

Professor

⾕坂Earth Environmental Systems

⼝

真

⼈

井

亜規⼦

SANO, Masaki

Designated Assoc.

⾼

野

雅

夫

TAKANO, Masao
平

野

恭

弘

HIRANO, Yasuhiro

藤

坂

隆

⽂

⽥

耕

史

Ecology

教

授

藤

昭

彦

尾

⼀

平

客員教授
Visiting Prof.
助

教

NAGAO, Ippei
⾓ 皆潤

Asst. Prof.
教 授

TSUNOGAI, Urumu⻑ ⽥ 和 雄Professor
教 授

OSADA, Kazuo

Professor

⾕

客員教授

本

浩

志

川

書

⼦

Visiting Prof.
准教授

NAKAGAWA, Fumiko
⼭ 崎 敦 ⼦Assoc. Prof.
講 師

YAMAZAKI, Atsuko
阿 部理

Lecturer
助 教

ABE, Osamu⻄ ⽥ ⺠ ⼈

Asst. Prof.
助 教

NISHIDA, Tamihito
伊 藤 昌 稚Asst. Prof.
特任助教

ITOH, Masanori

Designated Asst. Prof.

⽵

内

誠

TAKEUCHI, Makoto
道 林 克 禎MICHIBAYASHI,

⾼⽣態学

Lecturer

Assoc. Prof.

マーク

Earth and Planetary Physics

師

MATSUI, Hitoshi

アンドレ

ハンブレ

Marc Andre Humblet

地球惑星物理学講

Assoc. Prof.
准教授

Katsuyoshi

Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry

Assoc. Prof.

UEMURA, Ryu
松 井 仁 志

中

地球化学

准教授

Professor
准教授

TANIMOTO, Hiroshi

Geology and Geobiology

Professor

SUDO, Kengo
植 村
⽴

永

地質・地球⽣物学

授

Professor
教 授

ITO, Akihiko

Global Geochemistry

教

FUJITA, Koji
須 藤 健 悟伊

物質循環科学准教授
Assoc. Prof.
特任准教授

MIYASAKA, Takafumi

Climate Science

客員教授
Visiting Prof.

SAKAI, Akiko
佐 野 雅 規宮
気候科学

授

SHINODA, Masato
中 塚
武

TANIGUCHI, Makoto

地球環境システム学

教

e-mail address／HP address

橋

聡

教

授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授

TAKAHASHI, Satoshi林
誠 司

Assoc. Prof.
講 師

HAYASHI, Seiji纐 纈 佑 ⾐Lecturer
講 師

KOUKETSU, Yui

Lecturer

⽇

⾼

洋

教

授

HIDAKA, Hiroshi
三 村 耕 ⼀

Professor
教 授

MIMURA, Koichi
平 原 靖 ⼤Professor
准教授

HIRAHARA, Yasuhiro淺 原 良 浩

Assoc. Prof.
准教授

ASAHARA, Yoshihiro
橋 ⼝ 未奈⼦

Assoc. Prof.
助 教

HASHIGUCHI, Minako

Asst. Prof.

渡

邊

誠⼀郎

教

授

WATANABE, Sei-ichiro
熊 ⾕ 博 之Professor
教 授

KUMAGAI, Hiroyuki
城 野 信 ⼀

Professor
准教授

SIRONO, Sin-iti
並 ⽊ 敦 ⼦Assoc. Prof.
准教授

NAMIKI, Atsuko

Assoc. Prof.

杉

⾕

健⼀郎

教

授

shinoda.masato.f7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp5587

nakatsuka.takeshi.m0@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp

5787

Professor
教 授

YODA, Ken
後 藤 佑 介Professor
准教授

GOTO, Yusuke

Assoc. Prof.

102

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makoto@chikyu.ac.jp
sakai.akiko.f1@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
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yhirano@nagoya-u.jp
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3480
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itoh@nies.go.jp
nagao.ippei.d2@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
urumu@nagoya-u.jp
kosada@nagoya-u.jp

National Institute for Environmental
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3483
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National Institute for Environmental
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3464
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Research Field
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地球惑星ダイナミクス
Earth and Planetary Dynamics

Chronology and Natural History

職名
Title

岡

耕

春

SAGIYA, Takeshi
渡 辺 俊 樹Professor
教 授

WATANABE, Toshiki
⽥ 所 敬 ⼀

Professor
准教授

TADOKORO, Keiichi
⼭ 中 佳 ⼦Assoc. Prof.
准教授

YAMANAKA, Yoshiko
橋 本 千 尋Assoc. Prof.
准教授

HASHIMOTO, Chihiro
伊 藤 武 男Assoc. Prof.
准教授

ITO, Takeo
寺 川 寿 ⼦Assoc. Prof.
准教授

TERAKAWA, Toshiko
前 ⽥ 裕 太Assoc. Prof.
講 師

MAEDA, Yuta
市 原寛

Lecturer
講 師

ICHIHARA, Hiroshi
Angela del Valle Meneses

Lecturer
YLC特任助教

Gutierrez

YLC Asst. Prof.

川

浩

之

教

授

KITAGAWA, Hiroyuki
吉 ⽥ 英 ⼀

Professor
教 授

YOSHIDA, Hidekazu

Professor

南

雅 代

⾨

脇

誠

⼆

KADOWAKI, Seiji
加

藤

丈

典

KATO, Takenori
束

⽥

和

弘

教

授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授

TSUKADA, Kazuhiro
⻄ ⽥ 佐知⼦

Assoc. Prof.
准教授

NISHIDA, Sachiko
藤 原 慎 ⼀

Assoc. Prof.
講 師

FUJIWARA, Shin-ichi

Lecturer

⼩

⽥

寛

貴

ODA, Hirotaka
⽯

坂

丞

⼆

ISHIZAKA, Joji
坪

Global Water Cycle

授

Professor
教 授

MINAMI, Masayo

地球⽔循環科学教

e-mail address／HP address

YAMAOKA, Koshun
鷺 ⾕
威

北

地球史学

名

Name

⽊

和

久

TSUBOKI, Kazuhisa
檜

⼭

哲

哉

HIYAMA, Tetsuya
⾼

橋

暢

宏

TAKAHASHI, Nobuhiro
持

⽥

陸

宏

MOCHIDA, Michihiro
増

永

浩

彦

MASUNAGA, Hirohiko
相

⽊

秀

則

AIKI, Hidenori
篠

⽥

太

郎

SHINODA, Taro
栗

⽥

直

幸

KURITA, Naoyuki
藤

波

初

⽊

FUJINAMI, Hatsuki
三

野

義

尚

MINO, Yoshihisa
⼤畑祥

OHATA, Sho

助教

Asst. Prof.
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
講師

Lecturer
助教

Asst. Prof.
助

教

Asst. Prof.

内線

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3045

take@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp3038

terakawa@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp5054

maeda@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp5389

h-ichi@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp3040

angela@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp8893

hiroyuki.kitagawa@nagoya-u.jp

3469

dora@num.nagoya-u.ac.jp5763

minami@nendai.nagoya-u.ac.jp3091

kadowaki@num.nagoya-u.ac.jp6711

kato@nendai.nagoya-u.ac.jp2598

tsukada@num.nagoya-u.ac.jp5768

nishida.sachiko.e8@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp5764

sifjwr@num.nagoya-u.ac.jp5769

oda@nendai.nagoya-u.ac.jp2596

jishizak@hyarc.nagoya-u.ac.jp3487

tsuboki@rain.hyarc.nagoya-u.ac.jp3493

hiyama@nagoya-u.jp5439

ntaka@nagoya-u.jp3492

mochida.michihiro.u7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp6157

masunaga.hirohiko.t5@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
aiki@nagoya-u.jp
shinoda@hyarc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
kurita.naoyuki.n5@e.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
hatsuki@hyarc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
kuro@hyarc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
sho.ohata@isee.nagoya-u.ac.jp

居Extension

5413
3433
3494
3465
3474
3491
6415

室

番

号

Office
理学Ｅ館 408

D2⑤

Bldg E, 408

理学Ｅ館 507

D2⑤

Bldg E, 507

理学Ｅ館 509D2⑤

Bldg E, 509

理学Ｅ館 510

D2⑤

Bldg E, 510

理学Ｅ館 402

D2⑤

Bldg E, 402

理学Ｅ館 410

D2⑤

Bldg E, 410

理学Ｅ館 501

D2⑤

Bldg E, 501

理学Ｅ館 501

D2⑤

Bldg E, 501

理学Ｅ館 403

D2⑤

Bldg E, 403

理学Ｅ館 503

D2⑤

Bldg E, 503

減災館

409

C2⑤
環境共⽤館

分館 109F3①

Annex 109

博物館(古川記念館3F)

0107

D4①

宇宙地球環境研究所

0211

研究所共同館II
F3⑧
博物館(古川記念館3F)

0101

D4①

宇宙地球環境研究所

0215

研究所共同館II
F3⑧
博物館(古川記念館3F)

0202-1

D4①
博物館(古川記念館3F)

0111-2

D4①
博物館(古川記念館3F)

0108

D4①

宇宙地球環境研究所

0213

研究所共同館II
F3⑧
研究所共同館Ⅰ735

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ

631

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ

611

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ

621

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ728

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ625

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ731

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ

633

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ609

F3③
研究所共同館Ⅰ

607

F3③
環境共⽤館

519

F3①
研究所共同館Ⅰ726

F3③

都市環境学専攻
Department of Environmental Engineering and Architecture
分

野

名

⽒

Research Field
脱炭素・安全・スマート社会
Carbon Free, Safe, and Smart Society

中

名

職名

Name

Title

村

英

樹

NAKAMURA, Hideki
加

藤

博

和

KATO, Hirokazu
岩

松

将

⼀

IWAMATSU, Sho-ichi
藤⽥壮

FUJITA,Tsuyoshi
張馨

ZHANG, Xin
マテリアル・エネルギーデザイン
Material and Energy Design

⽇⽐野

⾼

⼠

HIBINO, Takashi
ジンチェンコ

アナトーリ

ZINCHENKO, Anatoly
⻑

尾

征

洋

NAGAO, Masahiro

教e-mail address／HP address

授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
客員教授
Visiting Prof.
講師

Lecturer
教

授

Professor
准教授

nakamura@genv.nagoya-u.ac.jp

2771

http://orient.genv.nagoya-u.ac.jp/kato/Jkato.htm

5104

iwmt@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

4849

准教授
Assoc. Prof.

3832

hibino@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

4888

103

ngo@nagoya-u.jp

室

番

号

Office⼯学

9号館 227

C1②

Bldg 9, 227

⼯学

9号館 309

C1②

Bldg 9, 309

全学本館

226

B4①
Tokyo University

zhang@genv.nagoya-u.ac.jp

https://www.urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/suschem/

居東京⼤学⼤学院⼯学系研究科

fujita77@env.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

zinchenko@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

Assoc. Prof.

内線
Extension

4771
5180

⼯学

9号館 229

C1②

Bldg 9, 229

全学本館
B4①
情報
A4③
全学本館
B4①

222
701
221

分

野

名

⽒

Research Field
環境システム・ストック型社会
Environmental System for Stock-type Society

⾕

名

職名

Name

Title

川

寛

樹

TANIKAWA, Hiroki
⽩

川

博

章

SHIRAKAWA, Hiroaki
平

⼭

修

久

HIRAYAMA,Nagahisa
⼀ノ瀬

俊

明

ICHINOSE, Toshiaki
南

齋

規

介

NANSAI, Keisuke
藤井実

FUJII, Minoru
⼭

下

菜

穂

YAMASHITA, Naho
地圏環境・リスクマネジメント
Risk Management for Natural and Built Environment

森

保

宏

MORI, Yasuhiro
尾

崎

⽂

宣

OZAKI, Fuminobu
李時桓

LEE, Sihwan
国⼟・都市・モビリティデザイン
Land, Urban and Mobility Design

森

川

⾼

⾏

MORIKAWA, Takayuki
井

料

美

帆

IRYO, Miho
⽩

⽊

裕

⽃

SHIRAKI, Hiroto
⽥

代

むつみ

TASHIRO, Mutsumi
デザイン・計画学
Planning and Design

⻄

澤

泰

彦

NISHIZAWA, Yasuhiko
⼩松尚

KOMATSU, Hisashi
恒

川

和

久

TSUNEKAWA, Kazuhisa

宮

脇

勝

MIYAWAKI, Masaru
堀

⽥

典

裕

HOTTA, Yoshihiro
⼭

出

美

弥

Environmental and Building Services Engineering

准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
客員教授
Visiting Prof.
客員教授
Visiting Prof.
客員教授
Visiting Prof.
助

教

Asst. Prof.
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.

治

⽥

中

英

紀

TANAKA, Hideki
飯

塚悟

IIZUKA, Satoru
藤

輝

幸

鵜

飼

真貴⼦

UKAI, Makiko
荒

⽊

慶

⼀

ARAKI, Yoshikazu
⾶⽥潤

TOBITA, Jun
丸

⼭

⼀

平

MARUYAMA, Ippei
森保宏MORI, Yasuhiro
尾

崎

⽂

宣

OZAKI, Fuminobu
⻑

江

拓

也

NAGAE, Takuya
⽇⽐野陽

HIBINO, Yo
五⼗嵐

豪IGARASHI, Go護雅 史

MORI, Masafumi
李燕LI, Yan

特任講師
Designated Lecturer
教授Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
助

教

富

⽥

賢

吾

TOMITA, Kengo
林

瑠美⼦

HAYASHI, Rumiko
原

⽥

敬

章

HARADA, Takaaki

hirayama.nagahisa@nagoya-u.jp

3223
4654
6824

室

番

号

Office
環境総合館

505

D2②
環境総合館

506

D2②
減災館

306

C2⑤

toshiaki@nies.go.jp
国⽴環境研究所

nansai.keisuke@nies.go.jp

National Institute for Environmental
Studiesm-fujii@nies.go.jp
yamashita@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp
yasu@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
ozaki@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
shany@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3840
3769
3766
3585

morikawa@civil.nagoya-u.ac.jp3564

iryo@nagoya-u.jp

6044

mutsumi@civil.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3565

nszw@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3748

環境総合館
D2②
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④

501
550
552
519

⼯学

8号館 401

C1③

Bldg 8, 401

⼯学

8号館 203

C1③

Bldg 8, 203

c42719a@nucc.cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
tsunekawa@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
miyawaki.masaru.z1@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
hotta@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

4655
4398
6778
3743

yamade@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3750

tanaka@nagoya-u.jp3755

s.iizuka@nagoya-u.jp3751

saito@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

5240

ukai@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3431

⼯学

8号館 405

C1②

Bldg 8, 405

ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
環境総合館
D2②
ES総合館
C2④
環境総合館
D2②

513
509
501
507
515
523

Designated Asst. Prof.
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
助

教

Asst. Prof.
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
教授

Professor
講師

Lecturer

AILI Abudushalamu

sirakawa@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

居

准教授

特任助教

孝

https://sd.urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ensap/en/

内線
Extension

Assoc. Prof.

Asst. Prof.

藤齋

Structural and Material Engineeringtanikawa@urban.env.nagoya-u.ac.jp

⻫SAITO, Teruyuki

構造⼯学・材料⼯学

授

Professor

YAMADE, Miya
SATIO, Koji
環境⼯学・設備⼯学

教

e-mail address／HP address

助教

Asst. Prof.
教授

Professor
准教授
Assoc. Prof.
准教授
Assoc. Prof.

104

yoshikazu.araki@nagoya-u.jp
tobita@nagoya-u.jp
i.maruyama@nagoya-u.jp
yasu@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
ozaki@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
nagae.takuya.h9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
hibino@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
igarashi@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp
m.mori@nagoya-u.jp
y-li@nuac.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3752
3754
3761
3769
3766
3758
3580
3584
3765
3582

aili.abudushalamu.g3@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp

3580

tomita@esmc.nagoya-u.ac.jp

5540

hayashi@esmc.nagoya-u.ac.jp6493

harada@esmc.nagoya-u.ac.jp

5711

ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
減災館
C2⑤
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
減災館
C2⑤
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④
減災館
C2⑤
ES総合館
C2④
ES総合館
C2④

507
554
517
523
538
308
546
550
552
309
544
540
406
551
546

本部

3号館

E4①

Bldg 3

本部

3号館

E4①

Bldg 3

本部

3号館

E4①

Bldg 3

社会環境学専攻
Department of Social and Human Environment
分

野

名

⽒

Research Field
丸

環境政策論

名

職名

Name

Title

⼭

康

司

教

MARUYAMA, Yasushi
⾼Environmental Policies

誠教

NAIKI, Yoshiko涌 ⽥ 幸 宏*Professor
准教授

WAKUTA, Yukihiro

Assoc. Prof.

松

藤

尚

史

教

本

中

野

牧

教

⽥

准教授
Assoc. Prof.

実

准教授

NAKADA, Minoru
涌⽥幸Assoc. Prof.

宏

准教授

WAKUTA, Yukihiro⼭⽥⾼

Assoc. Prof.

敬

教

YAMADA, Takahiro
野Law and Politics

村Professor

康教

NAIKI, Yoshiko
増 沢 陽 ⼦Professor
准教授

MASUZAWA, Yoko

Assoc. Prof.

丹

渕

芳

宏

准教授

邉

宣

Assoc. Prof.

彦

教

Professor
教 授

TACHIKAWA, Masashi
丸 ⼭ 康 司*Professor
教 授

MARUYAMA, Yasushi

Professor

村

則

⾏

准教授

KAWAMURA, Noriyuki
室井研

Assoc. Prof.

⼆

准教授

MUROI, Kenji
上村泰

Assoc. Prof.

裕

准教授

KAMIMURA, Yasuhiro
福井康

Assoc. Prof.

貴准教授

FUKUI, Yasutaka
鈴⽊康Assoc. Prof.

弘教

SUZUKI, Yasuhiro
⾼Geography

授

NIBE, Nobuhiko
⽴ 川 雅 司河

地理学

授

Professor
教 授

AKABUCHI, Yoshihiro

Sociology

授

NOMURA, Ko
内 記 ⾹ ⼦⾚社会学

授Professor

⼦

NAKANO, Makiko
中授

Professor

睦

MATSUMOTO, Mutsumi

環境法政論

授

Professor
教 授

KATO, Takafumi

Economic Environment

授

Professor

TAKAHASHI, Makoto
内 記 ⾹ ⼦*

加

経済環境論

橋

e-mail address／HP address

橋

Professor

誠*教

TAKAHASHI, Makoto
横

⼭
⾥

悟

教

賀

聖

教

藤

准教授
Assoc. Prof.

仁

准教授

SAITO, Hitoshi
久

島

桃

授

Professor

屋

IGA, Masaya
齋

授Professor

之IMAZATO, Satoshi
伊授Professor

智

YOKOYAMA, Satoshi
今授

Assoc. Prof.

代助

KUSHIMA, Momoyo

教

Asst. Prof.

ym@nagoya-u.jp
makoto.takahashi@nagoya-u.jp
naiki.yoshiko.e4@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
wakuta@info.human.nagoya-u.ac.jpq47418a@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jpz42622a@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
nakano-m@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
mnakada@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
wakuta@info.human.nagoya-u.ac.jp
yamada.takahiro.j6@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
nomura.ko.n8@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
naiki.yoshiko.e4@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
masuzawa.yoko.c2@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
akabuchi.yoshihiro@nagoya-u.jp
l46750a@nucc.cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
tachikawa.masashi.i9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
ym@nagoya-u.jp
kawamura.noriyuki.g9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
muroi.kenji.w9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
kamimura.yasuhiro.h0@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
fukui.yasutaka.p5@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
suzuki@seis.nagoya-u.ac.jp
makoto.takahashi@nagoya-u.jp
s-yokoyama@nagoya-u.jp
imazato.satoshi.z3@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
iga.masaya.p0@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
saito.hitoshi.b7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp
kushima.momoyo.x9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp

内線

居Extension
4741
4743
5098
4853
3502
4750
4749
4733
4853
4738
6507
5098
4863
6508
2276
4755
4741
4740
2273
2218
3507
6037
4743
4742
2260
2235
2270
2233

室

番

号

Office
全学本館

411

B4①
環境総合館

623

D2②
全学本館

420

B4①
環境総合館

629

D2②
全学本館

426

B4①
全学本館

425

B4①
全学本館

424

B4①
全学本館

422

B4①
環境総合館

629

D2②
全学本館

416

B4①
全学本館

418

B4①
全学本館

420

B4①
全学本館

423

B4①
全学本館

421

B4①
全学本館

412

B4①
全学本館

414

B4①
全学本館

411

B4①
全学本館

413

B4①
全学本館

410

B4①
全学本館

408

B4①
全学本館

415

B4①
環境総合館

417

D2②
環境総合館

623

D2②
環境総合館

625

D2②
環境総合館

617

D2②
環境総合館

619

D2②
環境総合館

615

D2②
環境総合館

621

D2②

環境政策論講座･社会学講座・地理学講座の学⽣は，指導教員を各講座の協⼒教員（「*」が付されている教員）からも選択することができる。
分

野

名

⽒

Research Field
持続的共発展教育研究センター

杉

野

職名

⼭

範

⼦

SUGIYAMA, Noriko

Education and Research Center for Sustainable Co-Development

分

名

Name

名

⽒

Research Field
留学⽣担当講師

Designated Assoc.

sugiyama.noriko.m9@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp

内線

名

職名
Title

e-mail address／HP address

講師
Lectulerchun@nagoya-u.jp

キャンパス案内図番号 Note:
A4③ Graduate School of Informatics, 情報
B3① School of Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering Building 3, ⼯学
B4① Liberal Arts & Sciences Main Building, 全学本館
C1② School of Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering Building 9, ⼯学
C1③ School of Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering Building 8, ⼯学
C2④ E & S Hall (E & S Building), ESホール(ES総合館)
C2⑤ Disaster Mitigation Research Building, 減災館
D2② Environmental Studies Hall, 環境総合館
D2⑤ School of Science/ Graduate School of Science Building E, 理学E館
D2⑧ School of Science/ Graduate School of Science Science Hall, 理学館
D3③ School of Science/ Graduate School of Science Building B, 理学B館
D4① NU Museum (Furukawa Hall), 年代測定(古川記念館1F)
F3① Common Building, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, 環境共⽤館
F3③ Research Institute BuildingⅠ, 研究所共同館Ⅰ
F3⑧ Research Institute BuildingⅡ, 研究所共同館Ⅱ105

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Prof.

Name
CHUN, Sohyun

International Student Adviser

e-mail address／HP address

Title
特任准教授

内線

番

号

Office
環境総合館

421

D2②

居

Extension
3031

室

室

番

号

Office
環境総合館
D2②

414

国際室

59

106

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Ჽ

᲼

Ჿ

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for Motoyama

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᲼Ძ 

ᲽᲫ 

ᲾᲫ 

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ᲽᲫ 

ᲽᲫ 

Yotsuya-dori 3

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Noyori Conference Hall

᳀

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ᲿᲭ 
ᲾᲭ 

ᲾᲭ 

IB Building

Ჭ

ᲾᲬ 

ᲽᲭ 

ᲽᲭ 

ᲿᲬ 

Noyori Materials Science Laboratory

ᲾᲬ 

ᲾᲬ 

Engineering and Science Building

ᲽᲭ 
᲼Ჭ 

ᲿᲬ 

ᲾᲬ 

ᲾᲬ 

Akasaki Institute
Institut

Kagamigaike Pond

᲻Წ 

ᲽᲬ 

᲼Წ 

᲼Წ 

ᲿᲬ 

ᲾᲭ 

᳀Ჭ
NU Library ᲼Ჭ 

Green BeltᲾᲭ 

Toyoda Auditorium

SymposionᲾᲭ 

Nagoya Univ. S.

᲻Ხ 

᲼Ხ 

ᲾᲮ 

ᲽᲮ 
ᲽᲮ 

᲻Ხ 

ᲽᲮ 

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Ხ

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NU Museum

Information Plaza

ᲾᲮ 

ᲾᲮ 

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ᲾᲮ 

ᲽᲮ 
Yamate-dori 1

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᲼Ჯ 

ᲽᲮ 

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ᲿᲮ 

ᲽᲮ 

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TEL 052-789-5111

᲼Ჯ 
NU Museum Botanical Garden

Tennis Courts

information

ᲽᲯ 

ᲿᲯ 

ᲽᲯ 

B

for YYagoto
got

Ჯ

᲻

᲼

Ჽ

Open Facilities

ᲿᲾ

School of Humanities / Graduate School of Humanities /Graduate School of Letters / Graduate School of Languages and CulturesᲽᲮ 

Information

ᲾᲮ 

Information PlazaᲾᲮ 

NU Museum (Furukawa Hall)᲼Ჯ 

NU Museum Botanical Garden᲼Ხ 

School of Humanities / Graduate School of Humanities Building ᲻Ხ  Graduate School of Languages and Cultures Building᲼Ჭ 

NU Library (Central Library)ᲽᲬ 

2008 Nobel Prize Exhibition Hall (E and S Building)᲼Ხ 

Liberal Arts and Sciences Main Building᲼Წ 

Akasaki InstituteᲾᲬ 

Chemistry Gallery (Noyori Materials Science Laboratory)ᲽᲮ 

Graduate School of International Development BuildingᲽᲬ 

Disaster Mitigation Research BuildingᲽᲮ 

Gender Research Library
᲼Ხ 

ᲿᲭ 

ᲾᲭ 

Toyoda Auditorium / Symposion᲼Ხ 

Conference Hall (Integrated Research Bldg. for Humanities and Social Sciences) ᲽᲮ ᲾᲬ 

Sakata and Hirata Hall (Science South Building)ᲽᲬ 

E and S Hall (E and S Building)ᲽᲭ Lecture Hall (IB Building)ᲽᲯ Asian Community Forum (Asian Legal Exchange Plaza)

Noyori Conference HallᲾᲭ 

University Headquarters Building 1ᲾᲮ 

University Headquarters Building 2ᲿᲮ 

University Headquarters Building 3ᲾᲮ 

University Headquarters Building 4ᲽᲮ 

Graduate School of International DevelopmentᲾᲭ 

Staﬀ HallᲽᲬ 

National Innovation Complex (NIC)ᲽᲮ 

Aﬃliated Upper and Lower Secondary Schools

School of Law / Graduate School of Law(Law and Economics Shared Facilities Bldg.)

᲼Ჯ 

Law SchoolᲽᲯ 

Asian Legal Exchange Plaza

School of Economics / Graduate School of EconomicsᲽᲮ 

School of Economics / Graduate School of Economics (Law and Economics Shared Facilities Bldg.)

School of Informatics / Graduate School of Informatics /School of Informatics and Sciences / Graduate School of Information Science

Schools / Graduate Schools : Administrative Services
Administrative Oﬃce, Humanities and Social Sciences ᲼Ხ 

School of Education / Graduate School of Education and Human Development Bldg. ᲻Წ 

School of Law / Graduate School of Law

Conference Hall (Law and Economics Shared Facilities Building)

University Headquarters : Administrative Services

ᲾᲬ  Administrative Oﬃce, Science / Mathematics

Integrated Research Bldg. for Humanities and Social Sciences

School of Education / Graduate School of Education and Human Development

Convention Facilities

᲼Ხ 

᲼Ხ 

Administrative Oﬃce, Informatics

᲻Ხ 

Graduate School of Informatics Building᲼Ხ 

Liberal Arts and Sciences Main BuildingᲽᲭ 

IB Building (Integrated Building)

ᲾᲭ 

ᲽᲬ 

National Innovation Complex(NIC)

School of Science /Graduate School of Science,
Building BᲽᲬ 

Administrative Oﬃce (General Aﬀairs and Accounting), EngineeringᲽᲭ Administrative Oﬃce (Educational Aﬀairs), Engineering ᲿᲬ 

Admin.Oﬃce, Agricultural Sciences / Bioagricultural SciencesᲾᲬ 

Admin.Oﬃce, Environmental Studies Research Ctr.

᳀Ჭ 

Admin.Oﬃce, Pharmaceutical Sciences / Cellular and Structural Physiology InstituteᲾᲭ 

Building AᲾᲭ 

Building B᳀Ჭ 

Administrative Oﬃce, Research Institutes

᲼Ჭ 

Administrative Oﬃce, NU LibraryᲾᲬ  Building CᲾᲬ 

Building DᲾᲬ 

Building EᲾᲬ 

Building FᲾᲬ 

Building GᲽᲭ Shared Facilities BuildingᲾᲬ 

Science and Agricultural BuildingᲾᲬ 

Science South BuildingᲾᲬ 

Science HallᲾᲭ 

Facilities for Low Temperature Research

School of Science / Graduate School of Science

107

᳀

Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences᲼Ხ ᲼ᲮOpen Access Facilities andUniversity Headquarters
Administrative Services, etc.

Liberal Arts and Sciences Main Building

᲻Ხ 
᲻Ხ

Liberal Arts and Sciences Building A

Asian Satellite Campuses Institute

Ძ

ᲿᲮ 

University Headquarters Building 3

Institute for Advanced ResearchInter-Departmental Education andResearch Centers, etc.

᳀Ჭ Institute for Advanced Research Hall

Student/Staﬀ Support Facilities, etc.

Institute of Transformative Bio-Molecules

Humanities and Social Sciences, etc.

ᲾᲬ 

Natural Sciences
Engineering Sciences

᳀Წ 

᳀Წ 

Წ

ITbM

Research Center of Health, Physical Fitness and Sports
ᲿᲯ 

Agricultural Sciences

Research Center of Health, Physical Fitness and Sports ᲽᲭ 

Health Administration Oﬃce

Institute of Innovation for Future Society

᳀Ჭ 

ᲽᲬ 

Subway Access
᳀Ჭ 

Ჭ 

Bus Stops

᳀Ჭ 

᳀Ჭ 

Ჭ

ᲽᲮ 

Car Exits

᳀Ჭ 
᳀Ჭ 

ᲽᲬ 

Automated External Deﬁbrillators

Public TelephonesᲮEngineering and Science BuildingᲿᲭ 

Research Institute of Environmental Medicine

᳀Ჭ Institute for Space-Earth Environmental ResearchᲾᲮ (Research Institutes BuildingⅡ)

᳀Ჭ 
ᲾᲫ 

᳀Ჯ 

Law and Economics Shared Facilities Bldg.

Research Institutes / Inter-University Service Facilities

Cafeterias/Shops᳀Ხ 

Materials Research Laboratory for Green Vehicle

Kobayashi- Maskawa Institute for the Origin of Particles and the Universe (KMI)

Parking Payment Machines

᳀Ჭ 

᳀Ჭ 

Applied Social System Institute of Asia

Car Entrances᳀Ჭ 

National Innovation Complex (NIC)

Athletic FieldᲽᲭ 

Bldg.NO.

᳀Ჭ 

Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research(Research Institutes BuildingⅠ)
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research(Furukawa Hall)
Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability ᲽᲫ  Research Facility for Advanced Science and Technology(Research Institutes BuildingⅡ)᳀Ჭ  Research Laboratory Building
High Voltage Electron Microscope Laboratory᳀Ჭ  Center for Integrated Research of Future Electronics,
Information Technology CenterTransformative Electronics Facilities (C-TEFs)᳀Ჭ  Center for Integrated Research of Future Electronics,

Transformative Electronics Commons (C-TECs)

Inter-Departmental Education and Research Centers
Other Facilities

Area No.

Baseballaseball Field

Ჯ






㹫

᳀
School of Engineering / Graduate School of EngineeringᲽᲬ 

Engineering and Science BuildingᲽᲭ 

IB Building (Integrated Building)᲼Წ 

Building 1

᲼Ჭ 

Building 2

᲼Ჭ 

Building 3

ᲽᲬ 

Building 5᳀Წ 

Building 6ᲽᲬ 

Building 7, A WingᲽᲬ 

Building 7, B WingᲽᲫ 

Building 8, North WingᲽᲫ 

Building 8, South WingᲽᲫ 

Building 9᲼Წ 

Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Building᲼Წ 

Mechanical Engineering BuildingᲽᲭ 

Creation Plaza (IB Building)ᲽᲬ Okuma Machine Tool Engineering Building

Building AᲿᲬ 

Building BᲿᲬ 

Lecture BuildingᲿᲬ 

Administration BuildingᲾᲬ 

Science and Agricultural Building

Center for Gender Equality᲼Ხ 

Psychological Support and Research Center for Human DevelopmentᲾᲬ Center for Gene Research

ᲽᲫ Synchrotron Radiation Research CenterᲽᲬ 

Center for Student CounselingᲽᲬ 

Information Media Center Laboratory

ᲽᲭ 

IEEC Advising and Counseling Services (IB Building) ᳀Წ 

Cellular and Structural Physiology InstituteᲿᲫ International Center for Research and Education in Agriculture ᲼Წ 

Research Facility for Advanced Energy Conversion

᲼Წ 

Akasaki Research CenterᲽᲫ Technical Center of Nagoya University Equipment Sharing Promotion OﬃceᲽᲬ 

Disaster Mitigation Research CenterᲽᲬ 

Disaster Management OﬃceᲽᲬ Academic Research and Industry-Academia-Government ᲽᲬ 
Collaboration (NIC)
ᲽᲯ 

ᲾᲬ

ᲽᲯ 

International Education and Exchange CenterᲽᲯ 

Center for Asian Legal ExchangeᲿᲬ 

Bioscience and Biotechnology CenterᲿᲭ 

National Composites Center in Japan

Innovative Research Center for Preventive Medical Engineering
International Language CenterᲾᲬ  Research Center for Materials ScienceᲿᲬ Radioisotope Research Center᲼Წ 

Incubation Facility᲼Წ Venture Business Laboratory᳀Ჭ 

Materials Research Laboratory for Green VehicleᲽᲬ 

National Innovation Complex(NIC)᲼Ჯ 

Gymnasium / Indoor Swimming PoolᲿᲯ 

New Gymnasium᳀Ხ 

Training Camp Facility᳀Ჯ Student Activities Complex Administration Building

Cafeterias / Shops

Graduate School of International Development Building

Graduate School of Mathematics
ᲾᲭ 

ᲾᲫ 

Center for the Studies of Higher Education

Sports Facilities

Graduate School of International Development
ᲽᲮ 

NU Archives (University Headquarters Annex)᲼Ხ Industry-Academia-Government Cooperation Facilities

School of Agricultural Sciences / Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences
ᲿᲫ 

ᲾᲫ 

Graduate School of Mathematics Building᲼Ჭ Starbucks CoﬀeeᲾᲭ 

Restaurant Universal Club᲼Ხ 

PranzoᲾᲬ 

Craig's Cafe Seattle EspressᲽᲬ 

Cafeteria NanamiteiᲽᲭ 

IB CaféᲽᲬ Restaurant Chez JiroudᲽᲬ 

Seattle Espress Cafe (NIC)᳀Ჭ 

Labo Shop᲼Წ 

NU CO-OP North - Cafeterias and Shops

᲼Ხ 

ᲽᲭ 

᲼Ჯ 

South Cafeterias᲼Ჯ 

NU CO-OP South - Cafeterias and Shops᲼Ჯ 

Amenity House
Green Salon Higashiyama

Family Mart

Graduate School of Environmental StudiesᲾᲫ Forest Dining HallᲾᲫ 

Liberal Arts and Sciences Main BuildingᲽᲮ 

CAFE BLANC

᳀Ჭ  Cafe de MON CIRFE (C-TECs)

School of Science / Graduate School of Science, Building EᲽᲭ 

Health Administration Oﬃce

᲼Ძ Student HallᲽᲯ 

NU Yakumo HallᲾᲭ 

Staﬀ HallᲿᲮ 

International Residence Higashiyama᳀Წ Researchers Village HigashiyamaᲾᲬ 

Environmental Studies Hall

᲼Ხ 

ᲽᲬ 

E and S Building

ᲾᲬ 

᳀Ჭ 

Common Building,Graduate School of Environmental Studies

Other

Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences᳀Ჭ 

Pharmaceutical Sciences Building᳀Წ 

School of Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering, Building 6108