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History
From Past to Present

02

Events in 2021

03

Former Principals and Presidents

03

Organization
Organization Chart

04

Members of the Board, Committees, and Council

06

Schools / Institute for Liberal Arts

Tokyo Institute of Technology

2022 - 2023

Schools and Departments

07

Institute for Liberal Arts

07

Institute Facilities
Institute of Innovative Research

08

Strategic Research Hubs

09

Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology

10

Library

10

Institute-Wide Education Centers

11

Institute-Wide Support Centers

11

Staff / Students
Staff / Student Numbers

12

Enrollment

19

Tokyo Tech Students after Graduation20

Education & Research Programs
Education Programs

22

Research Programs

23

Industry Relations and Social Collaborations
Agreements with Companies and Municipalities

24

Collaborative Research Programs

24

Collaborative Research Clusters

25

FY 2021 Intellectual Property Management

25

Certified Tokyo Tech Ventures

25

International Collaboration
Overseas Partner Universities

26

Tokyo Tech ANNEXes and Overseas Offices

30

Financial Data
Budget FY2022

31

Financial Summary FY2021

32

CampusesAccess33

Campus Map

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Tokyo Institute of Technology01History
Events in 2021

Present
May 1881

March 1890

Tokyo Technical School

January 1890

August 1890 - March 1924

Affiliated Institute for
Apprentice Training in
Mechanics

Affiliated School for
Apprentice Training in
Mechanics

Date

May 1901

April 1929 - March 1953

Tokyo Higher
Technical School

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Tokyo Institute of Technology

April 2004

（under old education system）（under National School Establishment Law）

National University Corporation Tokyo Institute of Technology

March 1902

April 1929 - March 1931

May 1949 - June 1955

Affiliated School for
Technical Teacher
Training

Affiliated Special
Engineering Department

School ofEngineering

March 1910 - March 1921

Affiliated Institute forTechnical Teacher Training＊

Suzukakedai Campus Administration Ofﬁce were abolished.

April 2004

Tokyo Institute of Technology

April 1

School for TechnicalTeacher Training

January 1886

Affiliated Institute for
Apprentice Training in
Commerce and Industry＊＊
April 1929 - September 1932

Special Preparatory
ProgramMarch 1899

June 1967 - March 2016

April 2016

School of Science

School of Science

July 1955 - May 1967

School of Science andEngineering

June 1967 - March 2016

School of Engineering

Afﬁliated School for
Continuing Technical Training
September 1932 - March 1952

June 1990 - March 2016

Affiliated Preparatory
Department

School of Bioscienceand Biotechnology
April 1953 - March 1956

April 1956 - March 2016

Graduate School ofEngineering

Graduate School of Scienceand Engineering

April 1944 - March 1948

April 1992 - March 2016

Affiliated Special Technical
Department

Graduate School of Bioscienceand Biotechnology
April 1975 - March 2016

School for TechnicalTeacher Training

Interdisciplinary Graduate Schoolof Science and Engineeringo yo Higher echnical School
ain uilding

April 1994 - March 2016

Graduate School of Information
Science and Engineeringin Kuramae

April 1996 - March 2016

May 1949

Chemical Resources
Laboratory

Chemical Resources
Laboratory

August 1944

Fuel Science Laboratory

May 1949

April 2016

School of Materials andChemical Technology
April 2016

School of Computing

Former Principals and Presidents

April 2016

School of Life Scienceand Technology
April 2016

School of Environment
and Society
April 2016

Institute for
Liberal Arts

Date of appointment

Name

Date of appointment

Name

May 1881

Jiro YAMAOKA (Acting Principal)

August 1966

Jun-ichi SANEYOSHI

September 1881

Taizo MASAKI

August 1968

Tadao SHIBA (Acting President)

March 1890

Seiichi TEJIMA

October 1968

Tadao SHIBA

February 1898

Teiichi SAKATA

May 1969

Mutsumi KATO (Acting President)

February 1899

Seiichi TEJIMA

October 1969

Mutsumi KATO

May 1901

Seiichi TEJIMA

October 1973

Masamitsu KAWAKAMI

September 1916

Teiichi SAKATA

October 1977

Shinroku SAITO

December 1920

Einoshin YOSHITAKE

October 1981

Takehiko MATSUDA

April 2016

Institute of Innovative
Research

April 2005 - March 2016

Graduate School of
Innovation Management

Fuel Science
Laboratory

Programs

Programs

February 1939

Graduate School of Decision
Science and Technology

School ofEngineering

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

May 1961 - March 1969

Laboratory for Advanced Nuclear Energy renamed as Laboratory for Zero-Carbon Energy.

April 2016

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

May 1942 - March 1952

Affiliated Advanced School
for Technical Teacher Training

June 1

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Affiliated School for
Continuing TechnicalTraining

Research Center for All-Solid-State Battery opened at the Institute of Innovative Research（IIR）.

Center for Biological Resources and Informatics were abolished.

April 1929 - March 1931
June 1894

EventsMay 1949

Organization

Organization

Tokyo Vocational
SchoolHistory

History

From Past to Present

April 1954 - March 2016
December 1939

May 1949

Research Laboratory ofPrecision Machinery

Research Laboratory ofPrecision Machinery

Chemical Resources
Laboratory
April 1954 - March 2016

Research Laboratory of Electronics（renamed Research Laboratory ofElectrical Science in March 1946）

May 1949

Research Laboratory ofElectrical Science

Precision andIntelligence Laboratory

May 1949

Laboratory for
Building Materials

June 1926

Kounosuke NAKAMURA

October 1985

Ikuzo TANAKA

May 1949

April 1929

Kounosuke NAKAMURA

October 1989

Yasuharu SUEMATSU

March 1942

Hidetsugu YAGIOctober 1993

Tsutomu KIMURA

December 1944

Magoichirou WATANABE (Acting President)

October 1997

Yoshiyuki NAITO

December 1944

Koroku WADA

October 2001

Masuo AIZAWA

June 1952

Isamu YAMAMOTO (Acting President)

October 2007

Kenichi IGA

August 1952

Shun-ichi UCHIDA

October 2012

Yoshinao MISHIMA

August 1958

Toshiyoshi YAMAUCHI

April 2018

Kazuya MASU

August 1962

Yoshitoshi OHYAMA

January 1943

International
Collaboration

Laboratory of Ceramics

Laboratory of
Ceramics
April 1958 - May 1996

May 1996 - March 2016

Research Laboratory ofEngineering Materials

Materials andStructures Laboratory

International
Collaboration

February 1934

Laboratory for
Building Materials

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

January 1944

April 1964 - March 2016

Research Laboratory
for Nuclear Reactors

December 1921

Transferred＊Tokyo Engineering College
affiliated to Chiba University

School of Engineering,Tokyo Institute of Technology

October 1943

April 1944

April 1945

April 1949

Department of
Telecommunications

Affiliated Telecommunications
Technical Vocational School

AffiliatedTelecommunications
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Telecommunications

April 1951 - March 2005

April 2005

Affiliated TechnicalHigh School

Tokyo Tech High School of
Science and Technology

April 1924

April 1944

April 1949

Affiliated School ofIndustrial Design

Affiliated TechnicalVocational School

Affiliated High School of
Mechanics & Industrial Design

April 1921

September 1926

November 1940

May 1951 - March 2010＊＊

Kuramae TechnicalVocational School

Tokyo TechnicalVocational School

Tokyo Higher TechnicalInstitute

Advanced Program,
Affiliated Technical High School

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Tokyo Engineering College

Financial Data

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President Advisory
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Executive Vice President
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Research Planning
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Public Engagement
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Library Division

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Finance Department
Budget Division
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Admissions Division

Design and
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School of Engineering
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ICT Support Division
School of Life Science andTechnology Administration Division
School of Environment and Society
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Institute for Liberal Arts
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Semiconductor and MEMS
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Biomaterials
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Facilities Department
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Educational
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School of Computing
Administration Division

Public Relations Division
Safety Planning Division

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Staff / Students

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Executive Vice President
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Institute Facilities

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Science

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Volcanic Fluid
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Exoplanet Observation
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Vice President for
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Vice President for
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Vice President forStudent Affairs
Vice President
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Institute of Inno ati e ResearchLaboratory for Future Interdisciplinary
Research of Science and Technology
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Laboratory for Chemistry and Life Science
Laboratory for Zero-Carbon Energy
Advanced Research Center for Social
Information Science and Technology
Cell Biology Center

Materials and Chemical
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Center for
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Research Center for All-Solid-State Battery
Advanced Data Analysis and Modeling Unit
Atomhybrid Materials Unit
Biointerfaces Unit
Nanospace Catalysis Unit
Sustainable Chemical Resource Production Unit

Life Science andTechnology

Vice President for
Government and Industry
Relations

Environment and Society

Vice President for
Information Infrastructure

Research Center for
Educational Facilities

Heterogeneous and Functional Integration
R&D Unit
AI Computing Research Unit
Homeostatic Mechanism Research Unit
Fukushima Reconstruction andRevitalization Unit
Nano Sensing Unit
Quantum Navigation Unit

Earth-Life Science
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Element Strategy

Library

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Innovator and Inventor
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Tokyo Tech Academy
for LeadershipTokyo Tech Academy
for Convergence ofMaterials and Informatics
Tokyo Tech Academy for
Super Smart Society
Tokyo Tech Academy ofEnergy and Informatics

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Health Support CenterSuzukakedai HealthSupport Center

Student Support Center
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Center for Innovative
Teaching and Learning

Center forInternational Education

Global Scientific
Information andComputing CenterTokyo Tech Professional
AcademyRadiation Research andManagement Center
Research Support Center
for Low-Temperature
ScienceMuseum and Archives

CampusesCampusesVice President for
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Frontier Research Hubso yo ech High School of
Science and echnology

Financial Data

Financial Data

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Research Development

Future of Humanity Research Center

International Research
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International
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Institute for Liberal Arts

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Vice President for
Growth Strategy

Open Innovation Platform

Biomedical AI Research Unit
VCSEL Photonics Unit

Vice President forCampus Safety Management

Organization for Fundamental Research

Vice President forReal Estate Operations

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IIR, which consists of four Research Laboratories, four Research Centers, thirteen

the foundations of future industry. In the long run, IIR aims to become a world-

Research Units, and the Organization for Fundamental Research, creates newleading innovation center.

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Homeostatic

By leveraging the paradigm shift from procedure-oriented to structure-research areas and technologies that solve existing problems in society, laying

oriented computing, the research unit tries to establish innovative computing
architectures for deep neural networks, statistical machine learning, optimization

Fu ushima Reconstruction and Re italization

CLS carries out a wide range of research on molecular science and engineering,

FIRST consists of 14 research groups (research cores) of about 10 researchers each. Each research core

covering not only fundamental and applied chemistry but also life science. CLS

conducts interdisciplinary research through close collaboration among researchers in different ﬁelds

aims to create new principles of molecule-based chemistry and bioscience,and deepens basic technology research in specialized ﬁelds such as information engineering, electricalthereby achieving breakthroughs in next-generation science and technology.

and electronic engineering, optoelectronic engineering, mechanical engineering, control engineering,

The ﬁnal goal of CLS is to contribute to the realization of sustainablebioengineering, materials engineering, environmental engineering, and disaster prevention

development of human society through front-line chemical research.

Laboratory for Chemistry and Life Science CLS

engineering. The Biomedical Engineering Research Core plays a central role in the activities of theby the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) since 2016.

aterials and Structures

SLano Sensing Researchnit

Healthy and safe food is fundamental to society s happiness and well-being.

radioactive material being released from the damaged facility, thereby

Our goal is to apply ultrahigh-sensitivity accelerometer systems in providing

polluting the surrounding environment and seriously damaging publicsustainable medical care and food production.

conﬁdence in the safety of nuclear power. This research unit is developing
fundamental technology for environmental restoration and for promoting thedecommissioning of reactors, with the goal of early recovery for Fukushima
following the unprecedented incident.

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This research unit develops and implements cutting-edge technologies

Using our 25+ years of cultivated deep learning research and biomedical

covering classical to quantum areas and aims to establish revolutionary ultra-

expertise, we at the BMAI research unit aim to solve the hurdles currently

The laboratory aims to create a foundation of a society that is economical,

precise inertial navigation. We also apply such novel navigation technology forbeing faced in deep learning by developing and advancing fundamental AI

sustainable, and in harmony with the environment by developing zero carbon

diagnosing the inside of the earth and realize disaster defense and mitigation.

technologies which will be applied to the biomedical ﬁeld. By researching andenergy (ZCE), such as renewable energy and nuclear energy, as well as a system

functions through interdisciplinary research efforts in the ﬁelds of inorganicthat utilizes ZCE for the realization of a carbon-neutral (CN) society. Furthermore,materials, metals, and organic materials. MSL brings about breakthroughs

the laboratory studies electrical and thermal energy storage, energy conversion,in materials science and technology that contribute to solving technologicaland material circulation systems that support an energy society as all of themproblems in society. As a Joint Usage / Research Center for advanced inorganic

are indispensable for the realization of a CN society. The laboratory will leadmaterials, MSL provides a framework for multilateral collaborations.

structural changes in industry and society via green transformation.

developing advanced AI technologies in collaboration with various medical

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schools, companies, and laboratories around the world, we will achieve practicalnit

We develop core technologies for the next generation of information andimplementation into society.

communication technology Beyond 5G . Ultra-high-speed high-capacity opticalcommunications, high-resolution 3D sensing, and other technologies based

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

MSL aims to create innovative materials with outstanding properties andon VCSEL photonics are expected to become the foundation of industries andsociety by the 2030s.

Research Centers

Organization for Fundamental Research

All Solid state attery Research Center
The All Solid-state Battery Research Center leverages its superiority in developing

The Organization for Fundamental Research comprises the Specialized Academies

world-renowned researchers.

ASIST aims at solving social problems by utilizing information andsuperionic conductors, which are solids with highly mobile ions. Superionicand Comprehensive Academy to nurture creative, spontaneous and responsible

This organization sets the goal of cultivating world-class researchers capable ofcommunication technology (ICT). ASIST conducts research targeting the

conductors are a key solid-state-battery technology highly regarded for safety,

minds highly attuned to societal expectations. Specialized Academies are led byadvancing science and technology.

establishment of safe and secure logistical information platforms, by which

stability and high energy density, advantages that are paving the way for theindividuals are able to access their own personal data managed by governmental

practical use of all-solid-state batteries.

Programs

Programs

Ad anced Research Center for Social Information
Science and echnology ASIS

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

Laboratory forLaboratory for ero Carbon nergynit

The Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant accident in 2011 resulted inuantumResearch Center for Biomedical Engineering, a network-based collaborative research center supported

mechanisms in mammals, especially neural mechanisms for the control of body

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Laboratory for Future Interdisciplinary Research of
Science and echnology FIRS

as possible (Homeostasis). This unit aims at the elucidation of homeostatic
ﬂuid homeostasis, blood pressure, and obesity.

computing applications.

Research Laboratories

nit

Organization

Organization

problems, etc., gearing toward acceleration of wide-spread intelligent

echanism Research

Our body has the ability to keep the internal environment as unchanged

organizations, medical facilities, and other institutions.

Keeping in step with cutting-edge research of science and technology, thisInternational Research Frontiers Initiative (IRFI)

This center promotes advanced basic research on vital phenomena at thecenter deals with practical and essential questions regarding what humanity

cellular level, and aims to utilize research ﬁndings to establish fundamental

will be like in the decades or centuries to come, and explores the changes

technologies used in medicine and innovative drug discovery.

that technology will bring to humanity, the values to be protected, and the

IRFI was established in 2022 as a measure to realize Tokyo Tech s strategic goal

hubs. With international collaboration central to their activities, IRFI s researchpossibilities as viewed from various perspectives. Research results will beof creating impact through robust research. As a university-wide researchhubs and groups focus on unexplored and highly innovative ﬁelds.

disseminated in various ways, including books, web articles, and radio.

organization, IRFI is promoting the establishment of multiple world-class researchInternational
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Research

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Future of Humanity Research Center

Cell iology Centernits

Ad anced Data Analysis andodelingnit

Atomhybrid

aterialsFrontier Research Hubs

nitThis unit was established to create sub-nano metal particles in which the number

phenomena in human society from a scientiﬁc viewpoint, and aims to buildof atoms is controllable, and sub-nano-hetero metal particles made from thea basic model that is used to predict the effects of natural disasters and otherprecise blending of dissimilar elements at the atomic level with the goal of

ELSI was formed as part of the MEXT WPI* Academy. It aims to answer key

MCES was established to facilitate research on element strategy, and aims toenvironmental changes through large-scale simulations.

creating new next-generation functional materials.

questions about the origin of life based on early Earth-life system research. To

create novel materials from ubiquitous elements by creating new paradigms inachieve this, ELSI strives to become a world research hub through its use of thematerials science. MCES completed the Tokodai Institute for Element Strategy

Earth, planetary, and life sciences to create a new ﬁeld ̶ bioplanetology.

(TIES) funded by the MEXT Element Strategy Initiative to Form Core Research

iointerfaces

nit

anospace Catalysis

nit

The unit focuses on developing biointerfaces for rehabilitation processes andThis unit aims at the effective use of resources and the improvement ofcollecting biological information for preventing disease and assessing thechemical manufacturing processes through the control and functionalization

condition of organs.

of nanospace structures and the creation of nanospace catalysts enabling the

Sustainable Chemical Resource Production

nit

Heterogeneous and Function Integration

nit

LSI

aterials Research Center for lement Strategy* WPI … World Premier International Research Center Initiative

C S

Centers for Electronic Materials (2022), and the ACCEL Hosono Electride Project
funded by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) (2018).
On 2022, MCES starts new Project named the Data Driven Materials Research

Frontier Researchroupsuantum Computing ResearchInstitute for Electronics (D2MatE) funded by the MEXT Data Creation andUtilization Type Material Research and Development Project.

CampusesCampusesconversion of diverse carbon resources into useful chemical substances.

arth Life Science Instituteroup

Our aim is to produce chemical raw materials in a sustainable way without using

The development of large scale 3D integration technology for Tera-byte

limited fossil resources such as coal, oil, and natural gas in order to establish

memory, ultra-small system module, bio-devices, and functional sensor toWith the goal of making high-performance quantum computers a reality, theannealing methods. The Group also holds education courses for industry on

industrial processes that are better for the environment and realize non-recognize thoughts of plant are being conducted by research platform in

Quantum Computing Research Group is working, with a mid-to-long-term

basic theory of quantum computing, through which learners can gain a broader

petroleum plastics.

cooperation with industries, so-called WOW Alliance.

perspective, to develop the basic theories of quantum gate and quantum

comprehension of technology.

08

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Financial Data

Financial Data

This unit utilizes public and private big data in an integrated manner to clarify

Tokyo Institute of Technology

09

Ins t i t u te Facili t ie s
Institute-Wide Education Centers

Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology is a MEXT-designated Super

technology. It also works with Tokyo Tech under the system of high school ‒Science High School (SSH). It aims to realize a new system of education, and to

university collaboration to advance education in science and engineering.

Inno ator and In entor De elopment Platform IIDP

provide holistic education to students wishing to pursue studies in science and1st year
Department

Department of Science and Technology

2nd year

3rd year

y

Total

200

F

163

40

M

F

M

F

M

F

Total

163

40

203

29

11

24

15

53

26

79

Information Systems Course

33

8

33

5

66

13

79

Mechanical Systems Engineering Course

33

4

30

10

63

14

77

Electrical and Electronics Course

20

6

31

5

51

11

62

Architectural Design Course

200

Total

The Tokyo Tech Academy for Leadership ensures a seamless transition from

Tokyo Tech. Students must fulﬁll all requirements of these courses, in order tothe master's to doctoral degree programs to enable students of different

complete their master's or doctoral degree programs. IIDP provides an education

nationalities and cultural background to be engaged in learning in a wide rangethat enables students to develop their career awareness and receive on-siteof academic ﬁelds with the goal of cultivating diverse specialists beyond thetraining, according to their own career plans.

boundaries of different academic ﬁelds with strong leadership skills capable of

163

40

25

7

22

12

47

19

66

140

36

140

47

443

123

566

leading international society into the future.

o yo ech Academy for Con ergence ofInformatics AC I

aterials and

The TAC-MI program is a seamless degree program provided throughout

international education programs, as well as facilitates international experiences

graduate learning. It aims to empower students to become multitalentedof students. It also provides support to inbound international students throughindividuals capable of promoting unique, interdisciplinary research in materials

Japanese language preparatory courses and other activities.

and information technology. The program will enable students to connect
knowledge in information and materials by using informatics techniques andmultifaceted thinking, as well as by taking a broad perspective, in collaboration
with domestic/overseas universities, research institutions, and private

puts working adults in touch with the newest knowledge and most advanced

The program aims to cultivate "knowledge professionals" who can integrate
physical space technologies with cyberspace technologies as well as advanced
sciences and technologies, such as quantum science and artiﬁcial intelligence.
research in collaboration with universities, research institutions, private
Electronic functions have been expanded to provide a wide variety of services via

ﬁelds of science and engineering, which are available to all interested individuals.

the internet, including access to electronic journals.

Number of books

Japanese publications

Ookayama Campus

Suzukakedai Campus

Total

245,846

49,940295,786

Non-Japanese publications

397,538

61,771

459,309

Total

643,384

111,711755,095ilo yo ech Academy of nergy and Informatics IS
The ISE program with integrated master's and doctoral education program
helps students develop into "Multi-scope Energy WISE Professionals", who,with mastery of multi-disciplinary energy science, design and transform agroundbreaking energy society by using big data science to promote researchand development in promising new energy devices and systems.

companies, local governments, and ministries in Japan and overseas.

Institute-Wide Support Centers
Health Support Center

Programs

Programs

Classifications

s oftechnology through its various education programs.

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

This program promotes socially cooperative education and interdisciplinary

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

IS

The WISE-SSS is a degree program that integrates master's and doctoral courses.

The Library houses a wide variety of domestic and overseas publications in theo yo ech Professional Academy
In response to signiﬁcant technical innovations, changes in industrial structures,and rapidly evolving societal needs, the Tokyo Tech Professional Academy

companies.

o yo ech Academy for Super Smart Society
SSS

Library

Center for International ducation
The Center for International Education plans and administers Institute-wide

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Applied Chemistry Course

o AL

IIDP organizes Career Development Courses for all graduate-level students at

AdmissionMo yo ech Academy for Leadership

Organization

Organization

s ofHistory

History

Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology (TTHS)

Student Support Center

The Health Support Center is responsible for health management at Tokyo

Our operations are divided in two main sections so that we can provide total

Tech. Doctors, counselors, and nurses support the physical and mental health of

support in various aspects of student life. The Student Guidance and Accessibility

students and staff by providing medical examinations, counseling, and health

Section provides counseling services regarding student life-related concerns via

and safety seminars.

the Student Guidance Room and Telephone Consultation Service, as well as onestop support services for those with disabilities using the Student Accessibility

Classifications

s ofOokayama Campus

Suzukakedai Campus

il

Total

2,788

379

3,167

Non-Japanese publications

11,544

1,227

12,771

Total

14,332

1,606

15,938support for newly enrolled students via the Student Life Coach Consultation
Ofﬁce, and promotes international exchange by providing international students

can enhance their imagination and creativity.

with opportunities to experience Japanese culture and deepen communication
with Japanese students.

Center for Inno ati e eaching and Learning CI L

s ofElectronic journals

Electronic books

Databases

21

1,538

4

Overseas data

12,01630,4205

Use in FY 2021
Classifications

Number of publications borrowed

10

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Suzukakedai Campus

Total

124,523

19,888144,41161,087

14,37775,464

lobal Scienti c Information and Computing Center
SIC

and a strong motivation to learn. Through faculty development, course survey

GSIC provides supercomputer, information infrastructure for authenticationof study effectiveness, promotion of active learning, and massive open online

systems, e-mail and network, and software license services. GSIC also shows

courses, CITL aims continuously to strengthen its three pillars: educational

activities of a Joint Usage / Research Center (JHPCN), [and] HPCI resource

assessment, professional development, and learning environment design.

provider.

Radiation Research andanagement Center

Research Support Center for Lo

emperature Science

This center supports research and education involving the use of radioisotopes

This center supports research on physical properties under extremely low

and particle accelerators, and plays a central role in radiation safety management

temperature, and basic research in the ﬁelds of science and engineering. It

through the supervision of facilities and radiation workers, and the provision ofprovides refrigerants, low-temperature technology, and safety education toeducation and training.

promote related research at the Institute.

useum and Archi esCampusesCampuses

Number of visitors

Ookayama Campus

ilskills and to foster perceptive, capable students with excellent academic abilities

Open Inno ation Platform

The Museum and Archives collects, preserves, and displays highlights of

The platform was established as an organization that promotes industry-

Tokyo Tech's activities since its founding 140 years ago. It conducts research

academia collaborative activities between other organizations. It promotes

on the historical value of the collections and hosts educational programs. It

large-scale collaborative research centered on a collaborative research center

also securely stores important documents for future use as a certiﬁed facility

system that promotes joint research from new business developments to social

equivalent to the National Archives of Japan.

implementation in close cooperation with industry.

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Financial Data

Financial Data

Domestic data

initiatives such as student surveys and peer-support. It also provides learning

serves as a multi-functional hub where local residents and high school students

to develop highly knowledgeable faculty members with outstanding teaching

Classifications

recruiting events, helping job-seeking activities, and supporting student-led

A makerspace for all of Tokyo Tech's students and researchers, CODAMA also

Based on Tokyo Tech's education and research philosophy, CITL was establishedElectronic data

Services. The roles of Student Success Support Section include organizing

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Japanese publications

anufacturing

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Number of periodical titles

Collaboration Center for Design and
CODA A

11

Staf f / Students

s ofumber of staff

umber ofPresident

Executive Vice Presidents

Auditors

Total

President / Executive Vice Presidents / Auditors

1

6

2

9

Associate
Professors

Professors

Research and teaching staff
M

F

M

Total

M

Total

M

1

48

35

2

37

1

1

49

2

51

School of Engineering

67

2

69

58

10

68

1

1

42

5

47

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

46

3

49

41

5

46

School of Computing

27

27

18

2

20

2

School of Life Science and Technology

25

30

22

7

29

3

40

5

45

35

5

40

20

3

23

11

8

19

Institute of Innovative Research

56

3

59

49

4

53

International Research Frontiers Initiative

1

Total

42

4

1

M

F

Total

M

F

High School
Assistants

Total

M

F

Total

1

5

5

3

F

13 125Total

M

12 137

72

42

137

4

24

74

3

35

3

38

100

24

11

35

1

5

5

1

6

120
53

1

1

60

8

68

181

1

2

3

M

1

2

Tokyo Tech Academy for Leadership

3

2

5

Tokyo Tech Academy of Energy and Informatics

4

1

5

2

3

3

Student Support Center

2

1

1

5

5

1

1

1

Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning

1

Global Scientiﬁc Information and Computing Center

5

5Museum and Archives

1

1

Open Innovation Platform

1

1

Radiation Research and Management Center

1

1

6

1

1

2

351

26

377

47

1

334

M

F

Total

M

M

M

9

49

13

62

71

5

76

37

F

Total
3

40

F
3

Total
1

4

F

Total

Total

5

5

427

Technical staff

Medical staff

M

F

Total

M

F

Total

98

482

580

158

90

248

M

F
1

Student affairs staff
Total

1

2

M

F
2

Total

Total
2

4

836

Working 29h or less per week

1

1

2

23

306

329

118

147

265

1

1

2

3

1

4

602

2

2

4

121

788

909

276

237

513

2

2

4

5

3

8

1,438

Research staff

5

3

2

School of Computing

3

3

School of Life Science and Technology

2

11

School of Environment and Society

15

Institute of Innovative Research

3

Frontier Research Hubs

1

1

11

4

15

279

34

313

1

1

Visiting
scholarsAffiliation

7

2

287

Total

2

2

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

1Tokyo Tech High School of Science and Technology
Total

1

School of Engineering

1

1

Total

4

1

Ofﬁce of Campus Management

F

34

11

45

1

2

3

34

11

45

1

2

3 1,08848

Researchers from Researchers fromindustrial firms
industrial firms(sponsored(collaborative
research)
research)

1

JSPS Fellows (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)
Total
Postdoc

2nd-year doctoral 1st-year doctoral

1

10

2

14

2

12

15

52

14

22

2

16

22

79

3

1

7

6

20

23

26

3

12

8

74

17

1

12

4

49

2

2

8

60

4

75

8

3

12

Institute for Liberal Arts

9

19

44

0

Strategic Research Hubs

38

Total

65

135

27

68

74

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

2

M

Administrative staff

School of Science

7

Other ofﬁces and high school
Ofﬁce of Strategy and Planning

Total

Programs

Programs22

7

Visiting AssistantProfessors

Total

2

2

2

2

81

F

Visiting Associate
Professors(Lecturer)

8

Institute-wide Support Centers
Health Support Center

9

M

Visiting Associate
Professors

Visiting
Professors

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

1

Total

F
1

Working 30h or more per week

Institute-wide Education Centers
Innovator and Inventor Development Platform

F

Vice Presidents

Office and technical staff

186

Strategic Research Hubs
Earth-Life Science Institute

13

M

137
1

20

1

Total

Specially Appointed
Assistant Professors

Total

3

1

Research andteaching staff

F

Specially
Appointed
Lecturers

Specially Appointed
Associate Professors

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

School of Environment and Society

F

Teachers andSchool Nurses

Specially
Appointed
Professors

407

Note: Figures for JSPS Fellows (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) reﬂect instructor afﬁliation. Figures include both new and continuing employment.

Note: Teachers and School Nurses include Associate Principal and Senior Teachers.

MF

isiting scholars by country or region

Associate Professor for Institute Management
Total

M

Global Scientiﬁc Information and Computing
Center

F

Total

Total

3

3

3

1

1

2

1

1

2

4

Total

1

1

2

4

1

5

7

Ofﬁce and technical staff

Technical staff

Medical staff

M

F

Total

M

F

Total

247

253

500

81

25

106

M

F

Total

4

4

Total

610

Country or region

Number of visits

Country or region

Asia

Number of visits
Africa

2

China

19

India

4

France2

Indonesia

1Germany

2

Korea

1

Italy

1

Malaysia

1

Luxembourg

1

Thailand3

Poland1Vietnam

1

Spain

2

Middle East
Saudi Arabia

4

Egypt
Europe1UK1CampusesCampuses

Bangladesh

Financial Data

Financial Data

Ofﬁce of Strategy and Planning

Administrative staff

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Professor for Institute Management

Total

47

12

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Total

47

Institute for Liberal ArtsF

Research
Associates

School of Science

5

F

Assistant
Professors

Lecturers

ed term staff

Institute
ProfessorsMyOrganization

Organization

The Board

History

History

Staff / Student Numbers

Tokyo Institute of Technology

13

St a f f / St udent ss ofumber of students by Academicroup

umber of students by Department
1st year

Academic Group

Total
M

4th year

Academic Group

Total

F

M

School

6th

1

（0）

1

（0）

3rd

7th

1

（0）

1

（0）

Total

3

（0）

3

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Science

Note: Figures in parentheses represent the number of international students.

SchoolM

2nd yearFM

3rd yearFM

4th yearF

M

F

Total ＊
(Department)

Total(School)

32 （0）1 （0）

41 （1）2 （0）104 （1）

Physics

63 （2）3 （0）

62 （0）3 （0）

76 （2）5 （0）212 （4）

Chemistry

30 （0）3 （1）

33 （0）3 （0）

32 （2）5 （1）106 （4）

Earth and Planetary Sciences

20 （0）2 （0）

24 （0）1 （0）

44 （0）1 （0）

92 （0）

140 （2）9 （1）151 （0）8 （0）193 （5）13 （1）

514 （9）Mechanical Engineering

119 （2）5 （1）130 （7）8 （1）151（11）9 （0）422（22）

Systems and Control Engineering

43 （2）6 （0）

42 （2）7 （2）

54 （2）5 （0）157 （8）86 （3）5 （0）89 （5）7 （5）105 （6）6 （1）298（20）Information and Communidations
Engineering

48 （2）2 （0）

46 （4）6 （1）

56 （1）2 （1）160 （9）Industrial Engineering and Economics

51 （0）7 （0）

49 （1）

14 （1）

76 （2）3 （0）200 （4）347 （9）25 （1）

356（19）42（10） 442（22）25 （2） 1,237（63） 1,623（77）77 （0）

17 （1）

90 （1）

10 （2）

95 （6）

13 （2）

302（12）74 （3）

14 （0）

70 （1）

17 （2）

99 （7）

14 （1）

288（14）151 （3）31 （1）

160 （2）27 （4）

194（13）27 （3）

590（26）32 （1）4 （0）

35 （0）5 （1）

48 （0）1 （0）125 （2）55 （1）8 （1）

71 （2）6 （1）

72 （2）9 （2）221 （9）156 （5）

Total

151

156 （5）

2

（0）

2

（0）

Physics

2

（0）

2

（0）

2

（0）

Information Science

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Earth and Planetary Sciences

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Total

6

（0）

6

（0）

6

（0）

Metallurgical Engineering

2

（0）

2

（0）

2

（0）

Chemical Engineering

2

（0）

2

（0）

2

（0）

Polymer Chemistry

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Mechanical and Intelligent Systems Engineering

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Industrial and Systems Engineering

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

2

（0）

2

（0）

2

（0）

Computer Science

6

（0）

6

（0）

6

（0）

Civil and Environmental Engineering

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

EngineeringSocial Engineering

17 （0）

17 （0）（0）687（14）

Bioscience andBiotechnology

School ofEngineering

Total

School ofMaterials andChemicalTechnology

355（12）358

355（12）31 （2）

31 （2）

Materials Science and Engineering
164 （0）183164 （0）25 （0）

98 （2）3 （0）Mathematical Science and Engineering
School ofComputingComputer Science
Total
Life Science and Technology
Total

150

3 （0）

87 （2）

12 （1）

106 （2）11 （2）

120 （2）10 （2）

346（11）129 （0）38 （0）

101 （1）39 （0）

113 （2）41 （2）

153 （3）31 （2）

478（10）129 （0）38 （0）

101 （1）39 （0）

113 （2）41 （2）

153 （3）31 （2）

478（10）40 （1）

19 （0）

34 （1）

25 （0）

50 （1）

11 （1）

179 （4）22 （0）9 （0）30 （0）9 （0）

37 （1）4 （2）111 （3）39（22）

16 （7）

35（20）

11 （4）

53（18）

11 （7）

165（78）101（23）44 （7）

99（21）

45 （4）

140（20）26（10）

455（85）100（17）Civil

40 （7）

Social and Human Sciences
Total

134

100（17）40 （7）

1,068 1,002（36） 154 （9）Total

Note: 1) Figures in parentheses represent the number of international students.
the Department's bachelor's degree programs.

14

Tokyo Institute of Technology

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

16

（0）

1

（0）

17

（0）

16

（0）

Life Science

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Total

1

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

23

（0）

23

（0）

24

（0）

1

（0）

1

（0）

Note: Figures in parentheses represent the number of international students.

otal number of students in bachelor s degree programs

927（40） 160（11）

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

Total
Total

779（26）
Total

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

M

F

1,005

154

927

160

985

174

1,265

133

4,182

621

4,803

447（13）645（10）CampusesCampuses

98 （2）

Architecture and Building Engineering
School ofEnvironment
and Society（0）

Financial Data

Financial Data

School of Life
Science andTechnology

92

0

25 （0）

Chemical Science and Engineering
Total

（0）

Total

Total

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

1 （0）

2

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

27 （0）

Mathematics

Programs

Programs

Mathematics

F

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

School of
Science

Department

1st yearon ards

M

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

umber of students by Department ho enrolled in bachelor s degree programs from A
Admission
quota

Total
F

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

2nd

4th

Total

M

5th

or earlier

Department

F

1st

y

Organization

Organization

1st yearho enrolled in bachelor s degree programs in A

History

History

Staff / Student Numbers

595（109）985（46） 174（22） 1,242（65） 132（20） 3,620（204）4,776（249）2)＊ Total (Department) shows the number of students (2nd- to 4th-year undergraduates) who enrolled inTokyo Institute of Technology

15

St a f f / St udent ss ofHistory

History

Staff / Student Numbersyumber of students in master s and doctoral programs
Doctoral program

Master's program
Admission Enrollment
quota
quota

1st yearM

2nd yearF

M

F

Master's
program
total Admission Enrollment

Total
M

F

quota

quota

1st yearMF

2nd year

3rd year

M

M

F

F

Total
M

F

Doctoral program

Master's program

Master's
Doctoralandprogram doctoral
total
programs
total

Department

1st year

Admission Enrollment
quota
quota

M

2nd year
F

M

F

M

quota

F

School or Graduate Schoolquota

1st yearM

2nd yearFM

3rd year
F

M

F

M

Master's
anddoctoralprograms
total

Doctoralprogram
total

Total
F

School or Graduate School

School of Science

Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology
Life Science

Physics

Biological Sciences

Chemistry

Biological Information

Earth and Planetary Sciences

Biomolecular Engineering

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Mathematics

Total

Master's
program
total Admission Enrollment

Total

Total
School of Engineering

Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

Mechanical Engineering

Environmental Science andTechnology

Systems and Control Engineering
Built Environment
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Energy Sciences
Information and Communications
Engineering

Computational Intelligenceand Systems Science
Information Processing

Total

Total
School of Materials and Chemical Technology

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

Industrial Engineering andEconomics

Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology
Human System Science

Chemical Science and Engineering

Value and Decision Science

Total

Industrial Engineering andManagement

Programs

Programs

Materials Science and Engineering

School of Computing
Social Engineering
Mathematical and Computing
ScienceOrganization

Organization

Department

Total

Computer Science

Graduate School of Innovation Management
Innovation ＊Total

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

School of Life Science and Technology

Total
Total ＊＊＊

Life Science and Technology
Total
School of Environment and Society

Notes: 1) Figures in parentheses represent the number of international students.
professional master's degree program.

2) ＊ Doctoral program only.

3) ＊＊ Professional master's degree program only.

4) ＊＊＊ IncludingInternational
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Architecture and Building
Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering

Research students

Transdisciplinary Science andEngineeringSocial and Human Sciences
Innovation Science ＊Technology and Innovation
Management ＊＊M
8（0）Engineering6（0）Architecture and Building
Engineering

Materials and Chemical
Technology2（0）International Development
Engineering

Computing4（0）Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Total

F

M

1（0）

1（1）

F

Research students(privately funded)
M

F

5（3）

1（1）

1（1）

14（4）

1（1）

6（6）

1（1）

23（8）

2（1）

2（2）

14（9）

5（3）

1（1）

10（5）

2（1）

3（3）

4（4）

1（1）

3（3）

3（3）

8（3） 12（12）

7（7）

1（0）

Life Science and Technology

1（0）

2（2）

6（1）

2（0）

Environment and Society

4（0）

3（0）

4（4）

2（2）

5（3）

4（3）

Total

25（0）

5（0）

5（5）

4（4） 31（10）

F

Total

10（1）
5（5）

M

Japanese language
course students
F

2（0）

M

International
visiting students

M

5（2）

F

International
exchange students

1（0）

1（1）
1（0）

M

F

1（1）

8（2）

4（2）

5（5）

2（2） 21（15）15（11）

1（1） 16（16）4（4） 90（43） 29（19）Notes: Figures in parentheses represent the number of international students.

16

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Tokyo Institute of Technology

17

CampusesCampusesScience

Total ＊＊＊

Research students(Japanese govt
scholarship)

Financial Data

Financial Data

Schools and Graduate Schools

Non-degree students

St a f f / St udent s
Enrollment
s of

y

s of

International students
Bachelor's
program

Master's
program

Doctoralprogramnrollment
Professional
master's
program

Nondegree
program

Total

Country or region

Bachelor's
program

Master's
program

Asia

4

5

Cambodia

1

8

7

China

104

601

349

India

4

12

16

1

3

13

Australia

16

New Zealand

14

1,071

2

34

64

11

136

Korea

46

25

35

1

107

Malaysia

14

12

5

2

33

Mongolia

12

3

4

1

20

Colombia

Myanmar

1

1

1

1

4

Ecuador2

1

3

Guatemala

1

Singapore

2

5

3

9

2

4

6

9

4

3

17

1

3
6

Sri Lanka

1

5

Taiwan

9

16

3

28

32

35

37

104

Vietnam

8

11

15

34

Middle East
United ArabEmirates

1
1

8

1

9

Industry Relations

Jordan

4

1

1

6

Oman

3

3
3

3

Saudi Arabia

1

Syria

2

1

5

AfricaAlgeria1

Cameroon

1

1

2
1

7

Ethiopia

1

2

1
1

1

Kenya

9

1

Ivory Coast1

BrazilSchool of Environment
and Society

Total

Applicants

674

1,546

515

825

361

586

4,507

Admitted

151

348

178

92

150

109

1,028

Enrolled

164

370

186

99

160

137

1,116

School of Engineering

School of Materials andChemical Technology

School of Computing

School of Life Scienceand Technology

School of Environment
and Society

2

7

Applicants

272

911

548

281

265

446

2,723

12

Admitted

154

477

347

135

168

263

1,544

1

Enrolled

164

533

386

137

180

281

1,681

1

1

2

School of Computing

School of Life Scienceand Technology

School of Environment
and Society

1

1

1

1

2

7

9

1

1

1

Haiti

2

Classifications

Professional master's program

Applicants

84

84

Admitted

40

40

Enrolled

30

30

1

1

Doctoral program
Classifications

School of Science

Europe2Austria2

1

1

Bosnia andHerzegovina

1France31Germany

16

Greece

1

2

3

10

4

3

3

Hungary

1

1

2

Italy

3

2

5

3

3

Kazakhstan
Lithuania

11

Macedonia

1

1
3

Netherlands
Poland1
4

Russia3

3

Romania

Djibouti

1

1

Ukraine

2

1

1
1

2

1
844

36

59

72

15

37

61

Admitted

52

169

129

50

52

115

567

Enrolled

33

56

71

15

35

54

264

Location of high schools from
RegionHokkaido

Tohoku1

21

RegionPrefecture

Enrolled

Fukui

5

RegionPrefecture

Chugoku

Enrolled

Yamaguchi

2

Aomori7

Yamanashi

7

Tokushima

2

Iwate

4

Nagano9

Kagawa3

Miyagi

6

Gifu

5

Ehime

3

Chubu

Shikoku

1

Shizuoka

22

Kochi

2

4

Aichi

37

Fukuoka

10

1

Fukushima

5

Mie

3

Saga

3

6
4

2

1

1

1

1

Kanto

Chubu

62

Enrolled

Yamagata

43Prefecture
Hokkaido

hich students graduated

Akita

1

652

280

3

Total

249

Total

Applicants

1

Switzerland

School of Materials andChemical Technology

1,810

Ibaraki

17

Shiga

4

Nagasaki

6

Tochigi

16

Kyoto

2

Kumamoto

4

Gunma

11

Osaka

8

Oita

3

Saitama

80

Hyogo

10

Miyazaki

9

Chiba

122

Nara

1

Kagoshima

4

Tokyo

357

Wakayama

5

Kanagawa

196

Tottori

1

Other

49

Niigata13

Shimane

2

Total

1,116

Toyama7

Ishikawa

4

Kinki

ChugokuOkayama3

Hiroshima

13

Kyushu / Okinawa

8

Okinawa

Tokyo Institute of Technology

CampusesCampusesTunisia1

1

Sweden

U.K.

1

1

Spain

School of Engineering

11Denmark

Total

School of Environment and Society

4

1

Venezuela

Total

2

Jamaica

Peru

School of Science

1

1

MexicoMaster's program
Classifications

19

1

1

Tokyo Institute of Technology

School of Life Scienceand Technology

3

1

1

18

5

Trinidad andTobagoSenegal1

3Central and South America

1

Liberia

2

11

U.S.A

Kingdom of
Morocco1

School of Computing

Financial Data

Financial Data

Egypt

School of Materials andChemical Technology

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

2

Turkey1

School of Engineering

Industry Relations

1

Palestine

11

Bulgaria

1

Iran

1

School of Science

Programs

Programs

Thailand1

Classifications

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

Philippines

Bachelor's program
Total

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

47

Laos

1

Canada14

Pakistan

Nondegree
program

North America

Indonesia

1

Professional
master's
programSchools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

3

Nepal

Doctoralprogram

Oceania

BangladeshyOrganization

Organization

Country or region

History

History

Staff / Student Numbers

19

St a f f / St udent s
History

History

Tokyo Tech Students after Graduationndergraduate students post graduation career elds and occupations
Number of
graduates

Manufacturers

Government or
public agencies

Non-manufacturers

Other / Unknown ＊Further study

Graduate School

Number of
graduates

Manufacturers

Nonmanufacturers

Education

149

2

15

1

11

120

School of Science

34

7

10

2

School of Engineering

399

13

40

1

30

315

School of Engineering

74

22

20

3

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

201

2

3

4

192

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

78

24

12

5

School of Computing

110

School of Life Science and Technology

148

School of Environment and Society

11

8

8

12

19

6

4

4

7

5

2

6

12

4

1

3

3

1

1

1

2

2

1

4

5

1

1

17

2

6

1

5

129

School of Life Science and Technology

34

7

10

1

137

9

2

2

124

School of Environment and Society

44

2

16

4

School of Science

7

1

5

1

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

7

School of Engineering

18

2

9

2

Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology

6

School of Bioscience and Biotechnology

11Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science andEngineering

12

Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering

2

Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology

4

Graduate School of Innovation Management

2

1,170

Total

24

89

6

71

980

Note: Other/Unknown: Those studying abroad, researchers, research students, those preparing for further study, those preparing for employment, nonresponse or unknown cases, andothersStaff / Students

aster s students post graduation career elds and occupations
Number of
graduates

Manufacturers

Nonmanufacturers

Education

Government or
public agencies

Other /
Unknown ＊

52

3

7

36

School of Engineering

571

247

220

6

38

60

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

428

236

81

5

27

79

School of Computing

161

15

92

1

22

31

School of Life Science and Technology

197

70

75

6

45

School of Environment and Society

355

39

216

11

50

39

1,867

664

736

26

150

290

1

School of Environment and Society

38

2

1

26

1

Total

38

2

1

26

1

39

Doctor of
Science

Doctor ofEngineering

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

1

6

Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology

5Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science andEngineering

2

Other / Unknown

8

Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering

2

Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology

1Doctor ofPhilosophy

School of Science

Further study

Dissertation-based

Doctor of MOTDoctor ofEngineering

Total

Total

7
1

6

2

12
2

3

4
2

34

2
34

58

16

74

3

3

School of Materials and Chemical Technology

5

69

4

78

8

School of Computing

8

6

3

17

8

School of Life Science and Technology

18

13

3

34

1

1

School of Environment and Society

1

29

13

1

44

2

2

Total

74

192

45

3

314

6

6

Tokyo Institute of Technology

CampusesCampuses

Tokyo Institute of Technology

60

Financial Data

Financial Data

Manufacturers

20

Course-based
Classifications

School of Engineering

Number of
graduates

Note: Other/Unknown: Nonresponse cases and others

49

umber of doctoral degrees granted

Graduate School of Innovation Management

Professional master s students post graduation career elds and occupations
Prior affiliation

7

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Note: Other/Unknown: Fixed-term employees with appointments of less than one year excluding those in researcher positions, research workers with ﬁxed-term and unpaid appointments,
research students, those studying abroad, those preparing for employment, nonresponse or unknown cases, and others

Non-manufacturers

1

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

57

Graduate School

16

1

Further study

155

1

77

1

Notes: JSPS fellows: Recipients of the Research Fellowships for Young Scientists granted by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Prior afﬁliation: Cases where working adults returned to jobs after graduation
Other/Unknown: Those who advanced to further study, ﬁxed-term employees with appointments of less than one year excluding those in researcher or postdoc positions, research
workers with ﬁxed-term and unpaid appointments, those preparing for employment, nonresponse or unknown cases, and others

School of Science

Total

65

3

Programs

Programs

Graduate School

2

1

314

Total

1

Staff / Students

School of Computing

11

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

2

96

1

Other /
Unknown ＊

2

5

5

Prior
affiliation

10

1

2

Postdoc2

8

1

JSPS fellows

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

School of Science

Governmentor public
agencies

Organization

Organization

SchoolDoctoral students post graduation career elds and occupations

21

Education & Research Programs
History

International

achelor s degree program

Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Hitotsubashi
University, and Tokyo Tech concluded an agreement launching the Confederation of the Four
Universities to seek the expansion of mutual interactions and enhance their curriculum offerings.
When students in the joint education courses have earned the required number of credits fromeach participating university in their chosen course, they become eligible for a certiﬁcate ofcompletion.

lobal Scientists and ngineers Course

Japanese language, which enable students who seek employment in Japan after the completion

specializations vary, many departments provide this program for courses related to internationalof their studies to find a smooth career path. Excellent students are eligible for the Japaneseissues. Beyond their specializations, students can also take classes in education, culture, and theGovernment (MEXT) Scholarships.

s ofStudents enrolled in this course take classes in four programs in addition to their regular

Schoolbachelor's degree coursework to improve their international awareness, English language
proﬁciency and communication skills, understanding of different cultures, ability to work ona team, ability to ﬁnd and solve problems, and to enhance their experience studying abroad.
Students satisfying all requirements are awarded a certiﬁcate of completion. Courses
are divided into Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced levels, with the last of these aimed at
master's and professional master's students.

yStudents enrolled

Multidisciplinary Program of the Confederation of the Four Universities

719

Global Scientists and Engineers Course

2,043

Note: Primary and Intermediate Courses are also available to students in master's programs. Among the students enrolled in the courses, 748 students are in master s programs.

Master's program

Doctoral program

y

Total

15

10

25

Engineering

161

157

318

Materials and Chemical Technology

102

109

211

Computing

41

40

81

Life Science and Technology

58

59

117

Environment and Society

127

99

226

Total

504

474

978

Science

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Artss of

Programraduate Program

The International Graduate Program (IGP) offers all classes in English. Although students'

Organization

Organization

ultidisciplinary Program of the Confederation of theFour ni ersities

raduate Program

History

International

Education Programs

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

aster s and doctoral degree programso yo ech singhua

ni ersity oint raduate Program

In addition to acquiring specialized knowledge through graduate majors, students can takeTokyo Tech and Tsinghua University in China offer joint graduate programs to cultivate

graduate minors either to broaden their knowledge and skills in a ﬁeld different from theirhighly competent scientists and engineers who are familiar with the culture and customs

major, or to grasp the essence of multiple graduate majors. A certiﬁcate is awarded uponof both Japan and China. Proﬁcient in Chinese and Japanese, these individuals contribute tocompletion of a graduate minor.

the development of science, technology, industry, and economy in both countries.

Dual Degree Program

Progressi e graduate minors
Progressive graduate minors are transversal, ﬂexible programs that address the latest

concurrently enrolled in the Department of Technology and Innovation Management,

technological and social challenges. Utilizing the most up-to-date educational methods,

School of Environment and Society. Students gain deep knowledge and develop excellent

they aim to equip students with practical skills through collaboration between various

skills in their specialized ﬁelds through unique and independent research activities as they

graduate majors. A certiﬁcate is awarded upon completion of a progressive graduate minor.

acquire dual degrees.

Features research platforms
arth Life Science Institute
PI Academy

LSI established by the

Data Creation and Application oriented aterials
Research and De elopment Pro ect Data Dri en aterials
Research Institute for lectronics D at

ELSI was formed as part of the MEXT WPI Academy. It aims to answer key questions about
the origin of life based on early Earth-life system research. To achieve this, ELSI strives to

The MEXT-funded Data Creation and Application-oriented Materials Research andbecome a world research hub through its use of the Earth, planetary, and life sciences toDevelopment Project involves broad collaboration with organizations inside and outside

create a new ﬁeld ̶ bioplanetology.

of Tokyo Tech to quickly and efﬁciently develop new electronic functional materials using
the MDX (Material Digital Transformation) system, which incorporates computational* WPI : World Premier International Research Center Initiative

Tokyo Institute of Technology offers ﬁve educational programs that provide students with aseamless transition through master's and doctoral studies, aiming to prepare future leaders
to play active roles in global society while responding to the demands of industry, academia,
and government. Tokyo Tech students who meet the completion requirements will receive

science and data utilization. The program is also an opportunity to cultivate Material x

lobal Scientists and ngineers Course Ad anced
Based on the skills related to global competencies acquired so far, this course will equip
students with (a) international liberal arts knowledge, (b) international leadership skills, (c)skills to bring new ideas and values, and (d) basic skills for conducting international joint

Digital (M x D) -minded individuals to gain experience at the center and share original ideas

Term

Apr. 1, 2022 -Program Director

Yasuhito SEKINE

for materials development. The program promotes research that explores the elemental
frontier of electronic materials and contributes to the development of new materials scienceﬁelds using abundant, nontoxic elements.

research.
(38 Students enrolled as at May 1,2022.)

Term

an acknowledgement on their diploma in addition to recognition of their degree. The Seven
educational programs offered are:October 1, 2022 ‒ March 31, 2031

Program Director

Toshio Kamiya

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Specially offered degree programs for graduate
students

Programs

Programs

This program allows students enrolled in doctoral programs at Tokyo Tech to be

Research Programs

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

raduate minors● Tokyo Tech Academy for Leadership (ToTAL)

Research● Academy for Co-creative Education of Environment and Energy Science (ACEEES)● Education Academy of computational Life (ACLS)

roups
s of ul● Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics (TAC-MI)● WISE (World-Leading Innovative & Smart Education) Program for Super Smart Society

Objective(WISE-SSS)● Tokyo Tech Academy of Energy and Informatics Program (ISE)

Students who completed program

11

Dual Degree Program

3

Progressive graduate minors

111

Tokyo Tech-Tsinghua University Joint Graduate Program

13

22

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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intelligence for solving socially important problems

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Symbiotic Ecosystems of Agriculture and Industry

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CampusesCampuses

Graduate minors

Name

Financial Data

Financial Data

ProgramInternational
Collaboration

International
Collaboration● Academy for Global Leadership (AGL)ts

Tokyo Institute of Technology

23

Industry Relations and Social Collaborations
Collaborative Research Clusters
s ofPartner corporations
Corporation nameDate of agreement

Collaborati e Research Clusters

Theme

n

Info

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Technology

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ent on se ice inno tion

Hitachi, Ltd.

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Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.

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ULVAC Advanced Technology Collaborative Research Clusterulese ch ne elo

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Multimodal Cell Analysis Collaborative Research Cluster

NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION

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TOYO INK GROUP Collaborative Research Cluster

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DENSO Corporation

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ComputingChem. Tech.
and Tech. Society

Organization

Organization

University / Institute (School)yagreements

Tokyo Tech Counterpart

Country or
regionHistory

History

Overseas Partner Universities

Inter national Collabor ation

Budget FY2022
s ofAcademic Cooperation Agreements School le el Agreements

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ScienceMat. andLife Sci. Envir. andEngineering
ComputingChem. Tech.
and Tech. Society

ILA

IIR

Centers

Concluded

Type ofexchange

Category

Amount(million yen)%

Europelst
ni e sity
Technology

Sweden％19,587

35.5

7,622

13.9

culty of e lth cience n

ni e sity ofi ge

ni e sity of

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e

29,59453.7

t ent of he ist yfoet ent of nginee ing

ni e sity offoet ent of he ist yni e sity offoet ent ofni e sity ofick

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nginee ing

ncheste

1,494

Schools

2.7

ni e sity of outh

ton

2.7

16,682

30.3

Facility subsidies

1,091

2.0

Operating grants

2,533

4.6

3,714

6.7

55,108100.0

o ects688○

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6,011

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24,020

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Amount(million yen)％

17,12631.1

IInstitute-wide

29,594

Fundamental education and research for Schools

8,755

15.9

Discretionary expenses by the president

1,703

3.1

53.7

Note: Science: School of Science, Engineering: School of Engineering, Mat. and Chem. Tech.: School of Materials and Chemical Technology, Computing: School of Computing, Life Sci. and Tech.:
School of Life Science and Technology, Envir. and Society: School of Environment and Society, ILA: Institute for Liberal Arts, IIR: Institute of Innovative Research, GSIC: Global Scientiﬁc Information
and Computing Center, CITL: Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning, TAC-MI: Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics[Type of Exchange] F: Faculty and researcher exchange, S: Student exchange, S*: Double Degree, I: Academic information exchange

Utilityissione

2,010

3.6

○ o

issione○ oll
Schools

1,494

2.7

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1,494

2.7

○

ese ch688
7,473

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2,510
6,011

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million yen

s of16,682

30.3

Facilities maintenance

1,091

2.0

Operating grants

2,533

4.6

3,714

6.7

55,108100.0

yo yo ech A

Speciﬁed
contributions

24,02043.6

Establishment

Tokyo Tech ANNEX Bangkok

Pathum Thani, Thailand

2018 (succeeds Tokyo Tech Thailand Ofﬁce, est. 2002)

Tokyo Tech ANNEX Aachen

Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

2019

Tokyo Tech ANNEX Berkeley

Berkeley, California, the US

2021

Total

○ u si ies to ccele tee li tionission1,026○ u si ies fo s eci c e sonsincl eti e ent llo nce

1,507
million yen

Financial Data

Financial Data

Commissioned projects

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Tokyo Tech ANNEXes and Overseas Offices

Location / Areao○ ese ch on tions

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Personnel
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o g ni e y ecke Technologies

Name

Category

Programs

Programs

Category
I

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Staff / Students

Staff / Students

un e

ni e sity e gue of nginee ing

1,507
million yen

Program-/Project-based Consortium
ce ni To

1,026

○ u si ies fo s eci c e sonsincl eti e ent llo nce

Multi-Region
T ttelle
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7,473
2,510

million yen

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ni e sity of istol outh est ucle
ni e sity The Institute fo Integ teucle
cience1,494

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Commissioned projects

t ent of he ist y

ts on on ent l

4.3

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culty of cience
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2,385

o

○ on tions fo ese ch

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

nchesteInstitute revenue (tuition and fees)

Indirect expenses

chool of nginee ing

The ni e sity ofni e sity of l sgo
nginee ing

Institute-widet ent of nginee ing

ni e sity ofcienceni e sity of the

Operating grants

Amount(million yen)

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts
U.K.

Category

Organization

Organization

University / Institute (School)yagreements

Tokyo Tech Counterpart

Country or
regionHistory

History

Overseas Partner Universities

Financial Data

O erseas Of ces
Location / Area

Establishment

Tokyo Tech Philippines Ofﬁce

Manila, the Philippines

2005

Tokyo Tech China Ofﬁce

Beijing, China

2006

Tokyo Tech Egypt E-JUST Ofﬁce

Alexandria, Egypt

2014

30

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CampusesCampuses

Name

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Income statement
s of

AssetsLiabilities
Fixed liabilities

207,668

Fixed assets

Assets offsetting liabilities

200,882

Tangible ﬁxed assets

138,965

Land△5

Accumulated impairment loss

104,019

Buildings

25,165

Operating expenses

45,161○85 minutes from Narita Airport

3,964

Expenses for education

3,904○55 minutes from Haneda Airport

Expenses for research

5,230○30 minutes from Tokyo Station

Other noncurrent liabilities

345

Expenses for education and researchsupport

4,687

Expenses for commissioned research

6,559

Expenses for collaborative research

2,325

Expenses for commissioned projects

534

Executive salaries & remuneration

116−

Donations received

9,583

Commissioned research funds received

2,020
1,231

Faculty salaries & remuneration

13,894△ 59,125333

Administrative staff salaries &
remuneration

7,910

3,600

Other current liabilities

2,964

Net assets

6,292

Investments and other assets

Capital stock

5,522

Investments in securities

712

Investments and other assets

58

Government investment
Capital surplus
Capital surplus
Accumulated depreciation not included
in income statement(-)

23,294Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents

18,715Marketable securities

3,250

Other current assets

1,329

Surplus carried forward from the previous
period for the mid-term objectives
Reserves for speciﬁc purposes

Ordinary revenues (B)50,443

179,444

Operational grants

21,960179,444

Tuition and fees

6,469

△ 9,749

Grants for commissioned research

8,219

51,480Grants for collaborative research

3,133

177,094

Total liabilities and net assets

230,963Grants2,377

usashi osugi○70 minutes from Haneda Airport

HiyoshiName

Number of
projects

Donations for education and reseach

468
467

Sponsored research

62
754

Grants-in-Aid for Scientiﬁc Research

Yamanote & Keihin-Tohoku Lines○65 minutes from Narita Airport

9,055,187（1,715,164）
585,590（44,579）

3,150,780 （722,260）

o yo International Airport
Hanedaducation and Research Facilities
Location/Area

Facilities

1

88,010ok y

58

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)20

266,050（59,460）

Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Areas (B)663,440（14,640）

13

538,490 （122,400）

767,750 （166,470）

68

785,820 （180,030）

21,164,574（3,740,551）

Grant-in-Aid for Scientiﬁc Research (B)248

1,193,755 （271,185）

Grant-in-Aid for Scientiﬁc Research (C）206

255,515（58,965）12

87,490（20,190）

397,885

77

211,510（48,810）Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists

174

249,548（57,588）

Grant-in-Aid for Research Activity Start-up

32

45,760（10,560）

Grant-in-Aid for Publication of Scientiﬁc Research Results(HIRAMEKI☆TOKIMEKI SCIENCE）

2

670

（0）

206

195,990（10,140）

Fostering Joint International Research (A)113,910（3,210）

Fostering Joint International Research (B)1145,890（10,590）

Total

1,135

4,809,598（1,054,548）

Notes: 1) Figures in parentheses represent overhead costs included in the research fund.
2) JSPS stands for the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

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3,090

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Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows

Transportationuschool of cience chool of nginee ing chool of（20,310）Grant-in-Aid for Scientiﬁc Research (A)Total amount received(thousand yen)

Addresso2,839,950 （201,144）

Gifts

Airport Line

Research funds(thousand yen)77

o yo ech Fundei yu amata

Financial Data

Financial DataF

Number of
projects

Grant-in-Aid for Scientiﬁc Research on Innovative
Areas(Research in a proposed research area)

Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Research (Pioneering)onorailo ohama Higashi
anaga aTokyo Institute of Technology Inte n tion l ouse

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corporations.
"Commissioned projects" include commissioned projects from the national
government (and so forth) and sponsorships by companies.

eihin oho u Lineamata

○10 minutes from Tokyo Station

153

4,809,598（1,054,548）

2,963

ei yu Line

○35 minutes from Haneda Airport

Note: Fractional amounts less than one million yen are
omitted.

Grant-in-Aid for Specially Promoted Research

Oimachiamaga a
Line

i una

○2-minute walk from Tamachi Station on the JR

4,182

Gross proﬁt (B-A+C+D)

1,135

Other
Total

（47,953）

Shin ansen LineInternational
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

Commissioned projects
Collaborative research

713,469o ohama

1,315

Reversal of reserve for speciﬁc purposes (D)Area of researchamachiShinaga a

OimachiLineamachi Campus

rants in Aid for Scienti c Research F
Research funds(thousand yen)

Shin

Hamamatsucho

Hatanodai

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

e ternal funds

Oo ayama○130 minutes from Narita Airport

OokayamaFamaga aarita Line/
Sobu Line

eguro

163
6,444

Extraordinary proﬁt and loss (C)4,182

Total net assets

1,051

Other

2,814

Den en chofu

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Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line

○70 minutes from Tokyo StationoL

Programs

Programs

Unappropriated retained earnings

Donations
Subsidy for facilities

322

o ohamaLineineiyugao a623

Grants for commissioned projects△ 61,230

79

Reserves

Note: Fractional amounts less than one million yen are
omitted.

Amount(million yen)

76

7,399

Earned surplus

230,963

30

Miscellaneous losses

oyo○5-minute walk from Suzukakedai Station on theamanoteLineo yoShibuya

Den en toshi Line

Suzu a edai

Suzu a edai Campus

eno

Futa o amaga aStaff / Students

Staff / Students

Long-term deposits

Financial expenses

53,868

Total liabilities

493

2,461

General and administrative expenses

agatsuta

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

7,469

Other tangible ﬁxed assets
Intangible ﬁxed assets

Accounts payable

eisei
Line
Shin u u

Tokyu Oimachi & Tokyu Meguro Lines

4,660

Commissioned projects funds received

2,749

Total assets

47,72919,733

Oda ara Line

○1-minute walk from Ookayama Station on the

Ordinary expenses (A)Collaborative research funds received

Construction in progress

achidaOo ayama Campus

34,134

67,791Equipment
Accumulated depreciation

Account

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

△ 5,190

Accumulated depreciationchAmount(million yen)

Long-term deposits payable

Operating grants received

7,225

il

Long-term loans payable

Current Liabilities△ 63,016

Accumulated depreciation
StructureschAmount(million yen)arita
International Airport
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AccessOrganization

Organization

Amount(million yen)

History

History

Financial Summary FY2021

Campuses

C ampuse s
History

HistoryCampus Map
Oo ayama Campus
Ishi a adai Area
Ishikawadai Bldg. 1

Ishikawadai Bldg. 5

2Ishikawadai Bldg. 2

Ishikawadai Bldg. 6

1

3

Ishikawadai Bldg. 3

Ishikawadai Bldg. 7 (ELSI-1)

11 International House Main Bidg.

4Ishikawadai Bldg. 4

Ishikawadai Bldg. 8 (ELSI-2)

Organization

Organization

1

Ishikawadai Bldg. 9
Ishikawadai Lab Bldg. 1

Oo ayama South Area

Ishi a adai
Area

1South Bldg. 1

South Bldg. 7

13 South Lab Bldg. 3

2South Bldg. 2

South Bldg. 8

14 South Lab Bldg. 4

3South Bldg. 3

4South Bldg. 4

1South Bldg. 5

11 South Lab Bldg. 1

South Bldg. 6

12 South Lab Bldg. 2

South Bldg. 91South Lab Bldg. 5South Lecture Bldg.

1

Extracurricular Activities Bldg. 1

Institute Facilities

Institute Facilities

1▲

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

11

1

South Gate

12

Oo ayama
est Area

14
1
12

11

13

1

est Area

1

West Bldg. 1

West Lecture Bldg. 2

11 70th Anniversary Auditorium

2West Bldg. 2

West Bldg. 7

12 Sports Center

3

West Bldg. 3

West Bldg. 8W

13 Extracurricular Activities Bldg. 2

4West Bldg. 4West Bldg. 8E

14 Extracurricular Activities Bldg. 3

1West Bldg. 9

Programs

Programs

West Lecture Bldg. 1 (Lecture Theatre Bldg.)

Staff / Students

Staff / Students

Oo ayama

11

Oo ayama
South Area

Tennis Courts

14

Oo ayama ast Area
Sports Ground12

1

Midorigaoka Gate

Administration Bureau Bldg. 5

11
1

Tennis Courts

1

West Gate

13

▲

▲

1

1

12

3

Administration Bureau Bldgs. 1&2

Global Scientiﬁc Information and

14Administration Bureau Bldg. 3

Computing Center

11 East Bldg. 1

Oo ayama

Institute Library (Ookayama Library)
Centennial Hall (Museum)orth Area

1

North Bldg. 1

North Lab Bldg. 3A

13 North Lab Bldg. 8

2

North Bldg. 2

North Lab Bldg. 3B

14 Health Support Center

3

North Bldg. 3

4

North Lab Bldg. 1

1

Financial Data

North Lab Bldg. 4

180th Anniversary Hall

North Lab Bldg. 5

1

Extracurricular Bldg. 5

North Lab Bldg. 2A

11 North Lab Bldg. 6

1

Extracurricular Bldg. 6

North Lab Bldg. 2B

12 North Lab Bldg. 7

1

Tokyo Tech Front

Financial Data

1

1

Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza

International
Collaboration

International
Collaboration

idorigao a
Area

Oo ayama
Stn

Administration Bureau Bldg. 4Main Bldg. Lecture Hall

12 East Bldg. 2

13

14

Main Bldg.

2

▲

11

Main Gate

1

Industry Relations

Industry Relations

Oo ayama
ast Area

Oo ayama
orth Area

idorigao a Area

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Midorigaoka Bldg. 1

4 Midorigaoka Bldg. 4

2

Midorigaoka Bldg. 2

Midorigaoka Bldg. 5

3

Midorigaoka Bldg. 3

Midorigaoka Bldg. 6

CampusesCampuses34

1

Midorigaoka Lecture Bldg.
Midorigaoka House

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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HistoryCampus Map
Suzu a edai Campus

Organization

Area
B1/B2 Bldg.

B1/B2-B Bldg.

B1/B2-A Bldg.

B1/B2-C Bldg.

S AreaRetention BasinPS AreaG AreaS4 Bldg.

S2 Bldg.

S5 Bldg.

S3 Bldg.

S6 Bldg.

(Suzukakedai Library

S7 Bldg.

Building)▲

Schools / Institutefor Liberal Arts

S1 Bldg.

Okabe Gate

H AreaS8 Bldg.
P

Institute Facilities

1

R1 Bldg.

Seal of o yo
Institute of echnology

R2-D Bldg.

R1-A Bldg.
R1-B Bldg.

J AreaP

R AreaR2-E Bldg.
1

14

R3 Bldg.

11 R3-A Bldg.

R2-A Bldg.

12 R3-B Bldg.

R2-B Bldg.

13 R3-C Bldg.

R2-C Bldg.

14 R3-D Bldg.

11
Nagatsuta Gate

12

designed in 1948 by Mr. Shinji Hori, a professor at theTok yo Fine Ar t s School at the time. The backdrop

13▲

Staff / Students

R2 Bldg.

The seal of Tokyo Institute of Technology was

P

P

Area

B AreaR Areaforms the Japanese character (工) which is the ﬁrst
character of engineering (工 業), and also depicts
the concept of a window, which is the second
character of school (学 窓). The central ﬁgure

Sports Groundsymbolizes a swallow, and represents the Japanesecharacter (大) which is the ﬁrst character ofPrograms

G1 Bldg.

G4 Bldg.

G2 Bldg.

G4-A Bldg.

university (大 学). The design was originally

G3 Bldg.

G5 Bldg.

adopted for staff badges and has been used▲
Suzukake Gate

throughout the Institute ever since. In 1981, at theSuzu a edai Stn

H AreaInstitute's 100th anniversary, the design wasformally adopted as the seal of Tok yo Institute of

H1/H2 Bldg. (Suzukake Hall)

Technology. On that occasion, then AssistantProfessor Ario Tejima of Tokyo University of the Arts,

Industry Relations

Area

grandson of Professor Seiichi Tejima, kindly
cooperated in reﬁning the design.

J1 Bldg.

J2/J3 Bldg.

International
Collaboration

Bldg. 1amachi
Stn

Batting Field

Bldg. 3Bldg. 4

Financial Data

Sports Hall

Extracurricular Bldg.

Bldg. 2
Sports Ground
Tennis Courts▲

Tokyo Tech Campus Innovation Center

P

Campuses

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Tokyo Institute of Technology▲▲

Tsubame Gate

South Gate

Main Gate