In research activities in graduate school, the selection of the research theme (professor) is extremely important. Thus, our division requests that examinees visit a professor from whom they wish to learn and discuss the research field before admission.

After the 2022 entrance examinations (scheduled in 2021), the entrance examination procedure of the first semester of the master’s program of the Graduate School of Science and the Department of Information and Basic Science will be revised. Please see the PDF file below for detailed information.

You can participate in campus tours at any time. You may schedule a meeting date by sending an email or calling up the professor you wish to meet. You can observe actual research activities and become acquainted with the professor’s personality and the laboratory’s atmosphere. If you do not know the contact information, please contact Yamanohata Offices (the Graduate School of Science, School of Biology and Integrated Sciences)

Admission requirements and brochures are obtained at the Entrance Examination Section, Student Affairs (Sakurayama Campus), and Yamanohata Offices. For mail, you can send a return envelope (33.2 ☓ 24 cm in size) with your name and address written on it and a 215-yen stamp affixed (a 300-yen stamp for a brochure) to the entrance examination section (please see the above). In addition, you need to write down the type of admission requirements (e.g., division name [Biological Science], course [the first semester (master’s)/second semester], and type of applicant (students/office workers/foreigners) in red in the lower left corner on the surface of the envelope. You should obtain application forms and admission requirements from the entrance examination section (by mail or by coming to the entrance examination section). You can view admission requirements on our university’s website.

In the entrance examination of the first semester of the master’s program, students who have attended the university for more than 3 years are qualified to receive individual interview examinations. Those who graduated from a junior college and are aged 22 years or older are also eligible for such examinations. Please see the admission requirements for detailed information. For detailed information regarding the individual interview examination for those who take the entrance examinations of the second semester of the doctoral program, please see the admission requirements and contact the entrance examination section.