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Skip to content (Press Enter) 日本語 Search for: General Information Message from the Dean of the Graduate School Diploma Policy Curriculum Organization / Implementation Policy(Curriculum Policy) Graduate School Organization List of Departments / Sections Studying at Shizuoka University Educational Division Nanovision Technology Optoelectronics and Nanostructure Science Information Science and Technology Environment and Energy Systems Bioscience Top-rated Researches Top-rated Researches（movie） Advanced Researches of the Present and Past Doctor Course Students Research Division Nanovision Science Optoelectronic Science Informatics Nanomaterials Energy System Integrated Bioscience Environmental Science Basic Research Admission What’s New Purpose / Characteristics Admissions Policy Admission Requirements How to Register Completion Requirements Academic Fees and Scholarships Activities Inter Academia Double Degree Special Program(DDP) The International Priority Graduate Programs (PGP) Promotion of global young student and researchers in interdisciplinary research and education programme News &＃038; Topics Summary Result of Activities Report Careers support Alumni Association News &＃038; Topics Constitution / Members A message from Chief Secretary Words from current students Words from alumni Album Contact Others Facilities Contact Us Access Map Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Special Researcher Links 静岡大学 創造科学技術大学院 Graduate School of Science and Technology, Shizuoka University Search for: General Information Message from the Dean of the Graduate School Diploma Policy Curriculum Organization / Implementation Policy(Curriculum Policy) Graduate School Organization List of Departments / Sections Studying at Shizuoka University Educational Division Nanovision Technology Optoelectronics and Nanostructure Science Information Science and Technology Environment and Energy Systems Bioscience Top-rated Researches Top-rated Researches（movie） Advanced Researches of the Present and Past Doctor Course Students Research Division Nanovision Science Optoelectronic Science Informatics Nanomaterials Energy System Integrated Bioscience Environmental Science Basic Research Admission What’s New Purpose / Characteristics Admissions Policy Admission Requirements How to Register Completion Requirements Academic Fees and Scholarships Activities Inter Academia Double Degree Special Program(DDP) The International Priority Graduate Programs (PGP) Promotion of global young student and researchers in interdisciplinary research and education programme News &＃038; Topics Summary Result of Activities Report Careers support Alumni Association News &＃038; Topics Constitution / Members A message from Chief Secretary Words from current students Words from alumni Album Contact Others Facilities Contact Us Access Map Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Special Researcher Links The International Priority Graduate Programs (PGP)Home>Activities > The International Priority Graduate Programs (PGP) &＃8220;MEXT The International Priority Graduate Programs (PGP) 2012 -Advanced Graduate Courses for International Students-&＃8221; was adopted. Central/Eastern Europe and Asia International Education Partnership Programme University Shizuoka University Graduate courseand Department Two departments of Graduate School of Science and Technology: Nanovision Technology, and Optoelectronics and Nanostructure Science Dean NAGATSU Masaaki Campus address(Programme) 3-5-1 Johoku, Naka-ku Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 432-8011 Contact Division Graduate School of Science and Technology office, Shizuoka University E-mail oknara[at]ipc.shizuoka.ac.jp　*Please replace [at] with &＃8220;@&＃8221;. TEL/FAX number Tel:+81-53-478-1350Fax:+81-53-478-1359 Area of research:　Department of Nanovision TechnologyArea of research:　Department of Optoelectronics and Nanostructure Science Summary of this programme Programme area Natural science Research areas Main areas: Electrical & electronic engineering, Applied optics, and Imaging engineering Main features orspeciallities ofthis programme This program aims to follow and expand upon previous MEXT scholarship programs in order to develop young talent in “imaging engineering, and related optical and electronic engineering,” in which our university has a long tradition. Through the program, we will accept students mainly from (but not restricted to) partner universities in Central/Eastern Europe and Asia. In particular, the program further aims to strengthen international bonds with the partner universities by accepting double-degree program (DDP) students, co-supervised by the faculties of both universities. Forms and degree Doctoral degree (3 years) Student Enrollment Doctoral Degree: 16 International students 16 （including those with MEXT scholarship guaranteed： 8） Japanese students 0 Enrollment period October (annually) Recruitment Target countriesor areas Partner universities in Central/Eastern Europe and Asia Notification by Shizuoka University&＃8217;s website and partner universities Faculties 52 Programme manager Job title: Professor, Graduate School of Science and Technology Name: TABE Michiharu Details of this Programme Goals This program targets outstanding international students, mainly from (but not restricted to) partner universities in Central/Eastern Europe and Asia, with which we have rich exchange history. This program puts Hamamatsu campus&＃8217;s tradition of high quality doctoral education & research in the field of &＃8220;Imaging engineering & Optical and electrical engineering&＃8221;, into practice. We aim to cultivate researchers and engineers who will both stay in Japan and work in the industry, academia, and government, as well as those who will return to perform leading roles in their countries. Another outcome that the program aims at is to build an international exchange network. Areas of Study, Features, and Geographical Regions In the graduate school, departments of &＃8220;Nanovision Technology,&＃8221; and &＃8220;Optoelectronics and Nanostructure Science&＃8221; will conduct this doctoral program in the field of &＃8220;Imaging engineering & Optical and electrical engineering.&＃8221; Our Hamamatsu Campus has been a major player in imaging, optics, and electronics research since the days of Dr. TAKAYANAGI Kenjiro, &＃8220;Father of Television.&＃8221; We were selected in 2002 for MEXT&＃8217;s Optronics Cluster Program and in 2004 for MEXT&＃8217;s 21st century COE program &＃8220;Creating Center for Nanovision Science.&＃8221; In both cases, we earned the top rank in post-program evaluations. In 2009, we earned an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Milestone, signifying historic achievement, for &＃8220;Electronic Television Development.&＃8221; We were also selected for two MEXT&＃8217;s Special Programs in the recent years.The program aims to strengthen international bonds with the partner schools by accepting international students, in particular, on a double-degree program (DDP) with joint guidance from the faculties of both schools. The DDP between Shizuoka Univ. and the Warsaw University of Technology, on which Shizuoka University began accepting students in 2006, was probably the first example in Japan of accredited doctoral double degrees. Since then, DDP memoranda have also been executed in other countries in Asia, and the number of accepted DDP students has risen to 11. The DDP system offers significant advantages in terms of research collaboration between faculties and employment prospects after graduation for the DDP students.The geographical regions to which this program applies are principally Central/Eastern Europe and Asia. We have had over 10 years of successful exchange activities with our partner universities in Central/Eastern Europe (12 universites in 9 countries, including 4 DDP partners), through the annual international conference Inter-Academia. We have also developed mutual exchanges experience with our partner universities in Asia (4 universities in 4 countries, including 3 DDP partners) through annual international conferences. Fig. 1: Partner universities in Central/Eastern Europe and Asia for this program. International conferences and seminars as a platform for exchange are also indicated. Selection Method Recruitment will be widely announced on the Web, since we are seeking outstanding international students for the national scholarship. Applicants are NOT restricted to students or DDP students of partner universities. However, priority will be given to applicants from partner universities in Central and Eastern Europe and Asia. Furthermore, the highest priority will be given to DDP applicants from the partner universities.Entrance examinations, in addition to review of documents such as academic records, will be administered online by internet tools. The strict examinations will be conducted by examiner consists of 3 faculty members, excluding those who could be appointed for academic supervisors of the applicants. Guidance Structure, Curriculum, and Languages The guidance structure will consist of primary and secondary advisors, both from Shizuoka University faculties.The curriculum for the program will consist of specialized subjects and interdisciplinary subjects to cultivate broad perspective. The program will be conducted entirely in English, including day-to-day research guidance.Monday Morning Forum (MMF): In every Monday morning, faculties, students, and postdocs, mainly from the Nanovision Technology course, gather for presentations by doctoral students and young researchers. It started in 2005 academic year and now serves as a staple of research exchange and faculty development.DDP international students will be advised jointly both by faculties from their own country and by faculties of Shizuoka University. DDP international students will be expected to report regularly on the progress of their research and study to their home-country advisors in Monthly Reports. Career Support and Follow-Up after Completion of the Program We maintain a network with our alumni in order to support students after graduation. We keep in touch with our alumni through international conferences, such as Inter-Academia, held with our partner universities. In particular, for DDP international students, the advisors of partner universities and Shizuoka University can provide a foundation for joint follow-up with alumni.We offer career support service for doctoral students. In 2012, we opened the Center for Doctoral Career Development, in order to secure a wide range of career paths for our students, in Japan and abroad. Joint Study and Research with Japanese Students A feature of the doctoral students at our graduate school is that they are composed of international students, Japanese students, and students working for companies in approximately equal thirds. This makes for a lively international environment, in which Japanese and international students learn from each other.All of the lectures for this program are conducted in English. In this environment, Japanese students are getting used to taking classes in English and participating in discussion with foreign students in English. As Japanese students also participate in MMF and international conferences with partner universities, they are given plenty of opportunities for cross-cultural interaction. Fig. 2: Career path flow and international network for doctoral students Site map Shizuoka University Copyright ©2024 静岡大学 創造科学技術大学院. Education Zone | Developed By Rara Themes. Powered by WordPress.