Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
Educational Approach
- Small size classroom valuing individual academic achievement
- Develop communicative skills nourishing cross cultural awareness and sense of globalism
Our History
1963 Ikutoku College of Technology was founded by Kenkichi Nakabe, the president of Taiyo
Fishery (currently Maruha Nichiro).
1975 Ikutoku College of Technology was reorganized as Ikutoku Institute of Technology.
1988 Ikutoku Institute of Technology was renamed Kanagawa Institute of Technology in a hope
to develop as a university deeply rooted in the local community.
1989 The Graduate School of Engineering was established.
2013 The Institute has developed into a full-scale industrial university with 4 undergraduate
Kenkichi Nakabe
faculties, 11 departments, and 6 graduate courses, having a total of 5,000 students. (1896-1977)
1
Undergraduate & Graduate Programs
Faculty Department
Mechanical Engineering
Clinical Engineering *
Home Electronics
Information Media
Applied Bioscience
Applied Bioscience
Nutrition and Life Science
Nursing Nursing*
*Department of Clinical Engineering and Department of Nursing are on progress for official launch in April, 2015.
Graduate 6 Courses
Mechanical Engineering
2
Undergraduate Programs
Faculty of Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
By facilitating the students with a vast knowledge and a broad scientific view, the faculty of
Mechanical Engineering wish to prepare students to be engineers with enormous creativity
and analytical attitude.
Aerospace Course
By learning aerospace academics and receiving English training, students of this course
set their goals to become aerospace engineers on global work fields.
Applied Chemistry
Analysis on structures and characteristics of matter is the essence of technology in chemistry.
It is broadly applied to numerous industry fields including conduction of environmental
cleansing, creation of functional materials, development of medicines, and progression of
biotechnology. This course provides practical curriculum for the future chemi-tech experts.
3
Clinical Engineering
On progress for official launch in April, 2015.
Home Electronics
Cutting-edge home electronics technologies are even applied to every day
appliances as robot vacuum cleaners, smart phones and hi-tech room lights.
Moreover, such utilizations are found in home-energy management systems
or smart house development. This course centers on areas as electronics,
assembles, environmental energy, product designs to attain knowledge and
skills through hands-on class approach, preparing the students ready to
work as engineers right after graduation. Also, through the company
collaborative projects, students nourish the sense of creativity and analytical
curiosity as ready to provide up-front proposals as home electronics
engineers to improve peoples living.
4
Faculty of Information Technology
Information Media
At Information Media Course, students retain the skills
in contents creation through learning about basic IT
courses that are truly of experience-centered.
Becoming IT engineers / creators with high media
capability is the primary goal, who can work not only in
the creative fields but in the other skirts of IT industry.
5
Faculty of Applied Bioscience
Applied Bioscience
The growth of the academic fields directly related to life-science has been significant
since the emergence of biotechnology; Medical Care, Food Production & Safety, and
Environmental Cleansing. This course, based on biotechnology, focuses on Health and
Medical Care, Food Source and Products, and Environment and Energy responding
to the socio demand in Medic-Food-Shelter field in 21st century by creating bioscience
researchers.
Faculty of Nursing
Nursing
On progress for official launch in April, 2015.
6
Graduate Programs
Graduate School of Engineering
Strength of Materials
Deformation and fracture of materials, strength of composite materials and ceramics, computational mechanics, etc.
Fluid Engineering
Multiphase flow, icing phenomenon, wind power generation, drag reduction, etc.
Thermal Engineering
Thermophysical properties of fluids and their mixtures, biological heat and mass transfer, medical thermal engineering,
Stirling engine, etc.
7
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Masters Program
Doctoral Program
Electrical Engineering
Energy application, power generation by natural energy, high-voltage
phenomenon, electromagnetic environment, etc.
8
Research Centers and Institute
The Institute places top priority on - Next-generation Sensing System Research Center
promotion of leading-edge research - Human Media Research Center
that meets social needs. Based on - Security Research Center
this policy, the Institute promotes
research that leads the era, as the
base of knowledge that meets the
industries needs and as the base in
the region that focuses on the local Information
society. Information Systems
Specifically, the following research Robots
centers conduct research in the priority Security
areas of environment and energy, Human Media - Smart House Research Center
information, and life science, which - Environmental Chemistry Research Center
are expected to grow in the coming - Advanced Solar Energy
years. Utilization Research Center
Human
Beings
Environment &
Life & Health Energy
Nutrition & Life "Stop the CO2 Project"
Health & Welfare Environment
Biotechnology Solar Energy
Bioscience Smart Grid
Safety & Security
9
Next-generation Sensing System
Human Media Research Center
Research Center
The Center aims to establish core technologies for the The Center aims to conduct basic study and develop
development of sensing systems that are utilized in application technologies related to media-human
various devices and services related to the interface, including 3D graphics and virtual reality.
environment, health, and daily life.
Vlrtual Reality Laboratory (Cubic Immersive 3D Display) HEMS (ECHONET Lite) Certification Support Center
Human Media Research Center Smart House Research Center
Electrical &
Chemlcal
Experiment Robot Project Bioscience
Building Building Center
10
Facilities
9 5
4
12 11
6
7
1
3
8
2
10
13 17
Under Construction
14
18 15
16
17 Tennis Court
18 Gymnasium (KAIT Arena)
11
KAIT Workshop Building
KAIT workshop is the landmark to expand the limit of students creativity. An
wall-free-look-through-space of 2,000 with random pillars associates with an image of a big
forest that enables the creators to develop their own imagination. This unique workshop building
symbolizes the mission of KAIT, Learning through Creation. Open to numerous innovative
projects, KAIT serves students as a home for the on-campus independent creators , from
beginners to experienced, no matter how big their creative desires would be.
Library
KAIT Library holds over 230,000 collections and 620 reading spaces
including individual study desks to group conference room. The Active
Learning Rooms are assembled with electronic blackboards where small
meeting and discussion may take place. Internet stations and personal
CD/DVD booths are available on the first floor.
Dining Options on
Campus
Four campus restaurants are
available. The largest,
Cafeteria #1, serves regular
meals as set menus (Teishoku),
Ramen-noodles, curry & rice,
and different rice bowls
reasonably priced. Cafeteria
#2 is connected to the Coffee
shop where its gourmet coffee
enjoys the high reputation.
Bookstore
Cafeteria #3 offers Soba and Convenience Store
Udon noodles all around the The books on the major studies, text books
price of 200. At the top of and general magazines can be purchased as
Information Technology well as the stationeries. Some snacks,
Building, Cafeteria #4 candies or beverages are available at the
commands the high view convenience store connected. All items
overlooking the surrounding from books to quick snacks are 10% off for
area from the 12th floor and the the students from the regular price.
refined Cafe types of menu.
12
International Programs
Partner Institutions
Area Country Institutions
Asia India Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design & Manufacturing Jabalpur
China Yangzhou University
Korea Hanyang University
Taiwan Mingdao University
Thailand Chulalongkorn University
North U.S.A. South Seattle College
America U.S.A. DigiPen Institute of Technology
U.S.A. Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Europe France Ecole Nationale Suprieure d'Arts et Mtiers
Germany Munich University of Applied Sciences
Sweden Uppsala University
U.K. University of Leeds
U.K. University of Glasgow
U.K. Coventry University
U.K. Oxford Brookes University
Africa DR Congo Institut Superieur de Techniques Appliquees
DR Congo Institut Superieur de Commerce de Kinshasa
DR Congo Universite de Kinshasa
Mozambique Institute Superior de Ciencias e Tecnologia de Mozambique
Programs
Student Exchange Program
KAIT is affiliated with the universities in China, Taiwan, Thai, and Sweden for students
exchange. Students can study at these hosting schools from 6 months to one year, and so can
the students from these hosting universities. Every year some of our Japanese students study
at these universities.
13
Support System for International Students
International Center
Committed to support the international students
KAIT is committed to take initiative for the international students life on
campus through International Center. The expert staff members support
their visa application procedures, its expansion, scholarship application,
and off campus housing. All is to serve as the primary support for each
student.
Student Lounge
The free-gathering space is available at Student Lounge. Both
international and Japanese students gather for studying, relaxing, and
meeting friends. Newspapers, magazines are available as well as the
personal computer booths.
International Club
The International Club has been established to promote friendly
exchange between international and Japanese students. The club carries
out various events with the aim of encouraging cultural exchange,
mutual understanding, promoting friendship, and establishing an
international schoolmate network.
Academic Support
Tutoring center
The Basic Education Support Center assists students to review their
learning in high school. A fulltime tutor in each subject will give them one
on one lessons so that they can study at their own pace. Students can
visit the center every day from Monday through Friday without a
reservation. Lectures are offered free of charge.
Career Support
Since many Japanese companies look for the work force with knowledge and skills plus round personality. It is the school
commitment to provide different opportunities beneficial for the job-seeking students for them to be ready learning what is
expected when it comes to work in Japan. Several seminars, career guidance sessions, and company job fairs are held on
campus which have been utilized as active opportunities directly connects the students with the company leading to successful job
search. Also Office of Career Services updates the employment information and advices about effective resume and entry form
writing and job interviews.
14
Admissions for International Students
Undergraduate Graduate
Entrance Examination for International Students KAIT Graduate School Entrance Examination (same for
Japanese Applicants)
Qualifications for Admission
Successful applicants are who Qualifications for Admission
1) do not have Japanese nationality and are 18 years of Successful applicants are who completed his/her
age or older at the time of entrance. university education and finished formal school
2) completed his/her secondary education and finished education for 16 years or more, or recognized as
formal school education for 12 years or more, or equivalent.
recognized as equivalent. Also, it is desirable that applicants acquire sufficient
3) acquire sufficient Japanese language proficiency level Japanese language proficiency level as high as
as high as Japanese Language Proficiency Test N2 level Japanese Language Proficiency Test N2 level or higher.
or higher.
Courses
Departments Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Applied Chemistry and Bioscience
Applied Chemistry Mechanical Systems Engineering
Vehicle System Engineering Robotics and Mechatronics
Robotics and Mechatronics Information and Computer Sciences
Home Electronics
Information and Computer Sciences Admission Procedure
Information Network and Communication - Application Document Review
Information Media - Examination; tests related to applicants major field
Applied Bioscience given in Japanese.
- Interview; including the level check of Japanese
Admission Procedure language command.
The following two types of admission options are
available. Admission Period
1) By KAIT Undergraduate Entrance Examination 1) Period S
- Application Document Review Application period :Late May to Early June
- Examination; Mathematics and English tests given in Examination date : Mid. June
Japanese. 2) Period A
- Interview; including the level check of Japanese Application period :Late August to Early September
language command. Examination date : Early September
2) By Examination for Japanese University Admission for 3) Period B
International Students Application period :Early to Mid. February Examination
- Document Review date :Late February
- Score of EJU Notes :
- Interview; including the level check of Japanese - Period S is for Mechanical Engineering, Electrical
language command. and Electronic Engineering, Information and Computer
Sciences. Period A or B are for all courses.
Admission Period
Application period : Mid. to Late November Examination Fee
Examination date : Mid. December 30,000 Japanese Yen
Examination Fee
30,000 Japanese Yen
For examination schedule, application documents, and details about the admission procedure,
please contact International Affairs Office; ic@kait.jp.
15
Intensive Japanese Course for International Students
About the Course
This is the course established to prepare international students whose primary intentions are to enter either undergraduate or
graduate schools of Kanagawa Institute of Technology as well as other competitive Japanese higher educational institutes. The
classes are designed for the students to pass LEVEL2 of Japanese Proficiency Test that assures the ability to take college courses
taught in Japanese. Within one year, students raise the level of language proficiency under the intensive curriculum.
Through the diverse class arrangement, the students will raise the both levels of Japanese language proficiency and cross-cultural
understanding. Experienced teachers provide effective study environment so that students can reach the goal very efficiently.
Course Length
Period intended for completion: One year
Maximum period for completion: Two years
Enrollment
This is two semester course and students may enroll either
in April or in October.
Program Outline
Japanese is a mandatory class for the students where different levels of students can brush up their skills in Japanese according to
the level of command across the four language skill areas; reading, listening, writing, and speaking. Once admitted, students
undergo the placement test before the semester starts to be determined of their appropriate classes. Maximum size of one class is
up to 10 and the whole students are divided into 3 levels; I- beginning, II- intermediate, and III- advanced.
Not only about the languages skills, the students receives different types of instruction and activities to enrich their cross-cultural
experience including cultural lectures, educational videos, and hands on experience in Japanese art; Origami (paper craft),
calligraphy, traditional flower art arrangement and excursions.
Furthermore, some elective courses are available for the preparatory studies before college enrollment either for KAIT or for other
Japanese universities and vocational schools; English, mathematics, physics, and chemistry.
Admissions
Eligibility
Applicants ought to have completed their secondary education, completed 12 years of formal education, or acknowledged as
equivalent.
Admission Procedure
Done by Documents Review
Application Period
1) April enrollment: From October 1 to November 10
2) October enrollment: From April 1 to May 10
How to Apply
Mail the application form and necessary documents to the International Affairs Office and complete payment of
15,000 examination fee. For document details, contact International Affairs Office; ic@kait.jp.
Student Visa
For the candidates, KAIT will apply for the Certificate of Eligibility at Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau on behalf of the
candidates upon their acceptance to KAIT. The whole process may last until one month before their prospective enrollment. If the
certificate was denied, the enrollment to KAIT is not granted.
16
Academic Fees
Currency : Japanese Yen
Notes
* For doctoral course students.
** For students enrolling Intensive Japanese Course for International Students more than one year.
Tuition fees
Students can choose to pay annually or bi-annually. Textbooks, laboratory fee, and study camp fees shall be added.
Financial Support
Tuition Waiver for Self Funding Student
International students, both undergraduate and graduate, are apt to the tuition waiver if they are self-funding students and certain
conditions are met. In the year of 2014, 30% deduction was conducted to the students approved for this option.
(Not applicable for students in Intensive Japanese Course)
Honor Student
The graduate school candidate from our undergraduate program whose achievement is ranked highly shall be eligible for honorary
tuition waiver. For 100% waiver is granted to those who ranked within upper 8% of the students body and 50% for the upper
15%.
Scholarship System
KAIT Scholarship
Open to doctoral degree candidates.
Other Scholarships
There are numerous scholarships offered by JASSO or other private
organizations for international students. Depending on the regions,
academic year, major or research content, the application regulation will
vary.
17
Location
The city of Atsugi, where Kanagawa
Institute of Technology is located, is
in the center of Kanagawa
Prefecture, in the suburbs of Tokyo.
Known as a campus town full of NAGOYA
young people, the city is dotted with
a total of five universities and junior KYOTO
colleges. The city is also a
TOKYO
techno-town as it is the center for
offices and research institutes of OSAKA
such major companies as Nissan,
Sony and NTT.
From Hon Atsugi Station, the train
accessibility is high to nearby cities TOKYO Shinjuku Tokyo Narita Airport
as Tokyo and Yokohama, and
surrounding area of campus is full of
nature where students enjoy BBQs, Haneda
camping and hiking. The best
Airport
location for academics unifying Atsugi Yokohama
nature and technological
development.
CHIBA
KANAGAWA
Living
Housing
Around the campus, numbers of apartments are available. These
accommodations provide either room & board or the room only which
can be selected on the students preference. The studio type of housing
cost between 40,000 to 50,000 Japanese Yen.
Living Expenses
In addition to the above housing, utilities, telephone and internet bills,
food, and other necessities, approximately 80,000 to 100,000 Japanese
Yen of monthly payment shall be counted.
18
Access to KAIT Narita Airport
Haneda Airport
Ebina St.
Yokohama St.
Hon-Atsugi St.
To Hakone
Narita Airport to Hon-Atsugi 2 - 2.5 hours
Kanachu Bus Haneda Airport 1 - 1.5 hours
Airport Limousine Bus Shinjuku 1 hour
Odakyu Line Yokohama 50 minutes
Sotetsu Line +
JR Line Hon-Atsugi to KAIT 25 minutes