Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science
長崎総合科学大学
President's message
At present, Japan is facing many challenges: a major shift to green energy, the revival of the semiconductor industry, the promotion of digitization and DX (Digital Transformation), the shift from gasoline vehicles to EVs. Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science has many professors who are playing leading roles in research and development toward these issues, for example, utilization of ocean energy and biomass resources, highly efficient power conversion and management system technology for renewable energy including solar cells, development of electric propulsion (EP) technology for ships, automobiles and satellites, advanced semiconductor technology - AI semiconductors and three-dimensional stacked integrated circuits, fundamental science including high energy physics, intelligent information technology such as AI, cutting-edge healthcare technology, and revitalization of local economies. Under their guidance, many enthusiastic students are engaged in their studies and participate in various research projects. The Japanese science magazine Newton, published in 2021, presents a ranking of research strengths of science and engineering universities, and this university is ranked 33rd (10th among private universities), a good rating for the size of the university.
We hope you can take advantage of these strengths to dream and imagine a new social stage for the next generation at this university, which has both excellent technology and people, so that you can go to "the one step further stage" in your studies. We hope that you will enroll in this university and graduate school (excellent professors and fellow students are waiting for you!), and then you can gain great "intellectual power" to make your "dreams" come true. Let us work together to realize “the one step further stage”.
We hope you can take advantage of these strengths to dream and imagine a new social stage for the next generation at this university, which has both excellent technology and people, so that you can go to "the one step further stage" in your studies.
History
- 1942
Kawanami Senior School of Shipbuilding is established. - 1943
The school opens in Koyagi-cho, Nishisonogi-gun, Nagasaki. - 1944
The school name is changed to Kawanami Shipbuilding Academy. - 1945
The school name is changed to Nagasaki Shipbuilding Academy. - 1950
Nagasaki Junior College of Shipbuilding is established. - 1951
The college is officially recognized as an educational corporation. - 1961
The college is relocated to Aba-machi, Nagasaki City (March 1962). - 1965
The college name is changed to Nagasaki University of Shipbuilding. - 1976
Graduate School of Engineering is established. - 1978
Japanese Language Course is established. The name is changed to Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science. - 2001
Human Environment Faculty, Department of Environment and Culture is established. - 2002
Doctoral program in Integrated Systems Engineering is established in the Graduate School of Engineering. - 2005
Faculty of Information, Department of Intelligent Information and Department of Management Information are established. - 2007
Medical Electronics Course is established. - 2009
Faculty of Environment and Architecture, Department of Human Environment and Department of Architecture are established. - 2014
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Engineering and Faculty of Applied Information Technology,Department of Applied Information Technology are established.
Organization
Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science Graduate School
Doctotal program
Department of Integrated Systems Engineering
- Industrial Technology and Engineering Course
- Environmental Planning and Technology Course
- Electronics and Information Technogy Course
Master's Program
Department of Industrial Technology
- Division of Material Engineering
- Division of Structural Engineering
- Division of Marine Hydrodynamics
- Division of Mechanical Hydrodynamics
Department of Environmental Planning
- Division of Environmental Design
- Division of Housing and Residential Environment
- Division of Environmental Symbiosis System Engineering
- Division of Management Technology
Department of Electronics and nformation Technology
- Division of Electronic Devices Life Care Engineering
- Division of Instrumentation and Control
- Division of Information Systems
Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science
The new course system provides an opportunity for deeper and wider studies and the cultivation of human resourcer capable of innovation in manufacturing.
Faculty of Engineering / Department of Engineering
This course cultivates innovative engineers attuned to the changing times.
Naval Architecture Course
Mechanical Engineering Course
Architecture Course
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Course
Medical Engineering Course
Faculty of Applied Information Technology / Department of Applied Information Technology
Students gain professional and technical skills in gathering, analyzing and implementing information.
Human and Computer Intelligence Course
Management Engineering Course
Life Environment Engineering Course
Japanese Language Course
Open Innovation Center
The following activities are conducted to return the fruits of research to society and the local community:
- promotion of technological innovation and sustainable social development through the cooperation of industry, government and academia
- promotion of the creation and application of intellectual property
- promotion of procurement of competitive funds for the advancement of research projects
Institute for Innovative Science and Technology
Regional Science Research Center
Nagasaki Institute for Peace Culture
Library
Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science High School
Ordinary Course, Training Course
Three Pillars
- Systematic education
- Classes are designed to connect with university courses and promote academic aspirations.
- Training course
Classes are arranged for students aspiring to a university education. - The faculties of both university and high school join in cultivating a rich ability in basic learning and applications. Special emphasis is placed on field studies.
- Training course
- Classes are designed to connect with university courses and promote academic aspirations.
- Support in daily life
- Faculty and counselors provide support for pupils in solving everyday problems at school, including advice on higher education. A specialist on employment issues is available for individual consultation.
- Pupil guidance
- Extracurricular activities provide an important opportunity to expand abilities and talents. Pupils are encouraged to express their opinions during debates and discussions.