Today the automobile industry is experiencing “revolution once in 100 years”, and a wide variety of new technologies have been developed with the keyword of CASE (connected, autonomous, shared, electric). Considering the required knowledge and skills to the next-generation researchers and engineers in automotive industry, our program consists of a combination of “mechanical engineering” and “electrical, electronic and Information engineering” departments. In addition to the fundamental subjects in those areas, we provide unique applied-engineering courses such as hands-on experience of assembling/disassembling cars and lectures by industrial researchers. In addition, many of our students participate in internships during the summer or spring breaks. In the forth year, each student belongs to a research group and conducts a graduation research. This enables students to gain basic research experiences to become leading researchers and engineers in the future.
Nagoya University is one of the top ranked universities in Japan. Here, students and scholars work together, engage in top-notch research to pursue scientific discoveries and invent new state-of-the-art technologies. Six Nobel Prizes have been awarded to scholars associated with Nagoya University. Dr. Hiroshi Amano, Professor of Engineering, remains an active faculty member, teaching, directing, and overseeing research activities in his laboratory. He was awarded the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing the energy-efficient blue light-emitting diode (LED) together with Professor Isamu Akasaki and Professor Shuji Nakamura at UC Santa Barbara. This invention changed our world and our daily lives. Nagoya University students study with top scholars in their fields, such as Dr. Amano.
EDUCATION
Introduction to Automotive Engineering
This course is provided to understand the basic structure and physics of vehicles through practice of disassembly and assembly of a car. Instructors come from car companies such as Toyota and Denso. You can learn hand-on knowledges directly from such professionals as Toyota’s engineers.
Electronic Devices in Automobiles
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EDUCATION
Introduction to Automotive Engineering
This course is provided to understand the basic structure and physics of vehicles through practice of disassembly and assembly of a car. Instructors come from car companies such as Toyota and Denso. You can learn hand-on knowledges directly from such professionals as Toyota’s engineers.
Introduction to Automotive Engineering
This course is provided to understand the basic structure and physics of vehicles through practice of disassembly and assembly of a car. Instructors come from car companies such as Toyota and Denso. You can learn hand-on knowledges directly from such professionals as Toyota’s engineers.
