Civil and Environmental Engineering

We aim to foster individuals who can acquire the skills to create comfortable living environments and infrastructure, understand natural phenomena, and plan, design, construct, maintain, and manage infrastructure in harmony with natural phenomena while evaluating and analyzing its impact on humans and ecosystems.
This department offers three courses: the Social Infrastructure Course, which contributes to the realization of a safe and secure society through the development and maintenance of infrastructure; the Water Environment and Disaster Prevention Course, which contributes to a safe and secure society through sustainable technologies and digital twins; and the Planning Course, which works with citizens to plan and create public spaces that foster comfortable and diverse activities.
In order to acquire the necessary skills as highly specialized engineers and researchers, we have a comprehensive six-year curriculum, including graduate school (Master's program). Specifically, in order to be able to work on more specialized themes in the fourth year of graduation research with an eye on graduate school, students are assigned to one of the three courses from the third year, and the seminar courses for each course enable students to steadily acquire the basic knowledge necessary to handle cutting-edge research and development. In addition, from the second semester of the third year, students are assigned to the laboratory, and some seminar courses in the second semester of the third year are engaged in more practical initiatives that also serve as pre-graduation research.