Architecture is one of the most universal fields of learning, concerning the creation of housing and living facilities that are essential for human life. In order to respond to contemporary global problems, it is necessary not only to study the basic fields of architecture (design and planning, structural engineering, and environmental engineering) but to combine these fields in response to spatial design issues. By providing education that is both comprehensive and specialized, the Department of Architecture aims to produce talented individuals who can respond to contemporary architectural challenges.
- Professional Practice I
- Professional Practice II
- Special Subject Exercise
- Advanced Exercise of Architectural Design and Planning
- Master's Thesis
- European Architecture and Urban History
- Evacuation for Build Environment
- Safety Planning for Urban Architectural Environment
- Disaster Prevention in Structural Engineering
- European Architecture and Urban History
- Town Planning Constitution
- Planning and Regeneration Policy for Residential Environment
- Mechanics of Framed Structures
- Computational Mechanics I
- Computational Mechanics Ⅱ
- Systems Theory of Building Structures
- Analysis and assessment of sound environment in buildings
- Environmental Service Systems
- Architectural Thermal Environmental Engineering
- Architectural Environmental Systems
- Advanced Science and Technology I
- Advanced course on interdisciplinary Engineering A
- Advanced course on interdisciplinary Engineering B
- Advanced course on interdisciplinary Engineering C
- Advanced Applied Math.Ⅰ
- Computational Mechanics I
- Computational Mechanics Ⅱ
- Architectural Seminar I
- Advanced Exercise of Architectural Design and Planning
- Japanese Architecture and Urban History
- Evacuation for Build Environment
- Safety Planning for Urban Architectural Environment
- Advanced Steel Structures
- Computational Mechanics Ⅲ
- Design of Structural Space
- Planning Theory of Building Structures
- Dynamics of Building Structures
- Disaster Prevention in Structural Engineering
- Urban Environmental Systems
- Theoretical analysis of sound environment in buildings
- Architectural and Environmental Design
- Built Environmental Design
- Theory of Built Environmental Planning
- Advanced Applied Math.Ⅱ
- Architectural Seminar II
- Exercise on Structural Design
- Professional Practice III
- Townscape Deveropment
- Regional Planning and Management
- Analysis of Structures
- Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Resistant Design
- Architectural Seminar III
- Structural Design Seminar
- Advanced Applied Math.Ⅳ
- Architectural Seminar IV
Distribution of Application Forms |
[Semester I] Late April |
How to Obtain Application Guideline/Forms |
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Availability of Past Examination |
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Japanese Language Requirement |
Sufficient for understanding lectures and related documents |
Pre-Arrival Admission |
Not Available |
Application from outside Japan |
Available |
Visiting Japan for Entrance Exam |
Necessary |
Kobe Univ. Entrance Examination Subjects |
* Recommended to find the professor/supervisor in advance. |
EJU Requested Subjects |
Not required to take EJU |
English Examination |
TOEFL/TOEIC |
Want to improve your English level for admission?
Prepare for the program requirements with English Online by the British Council.
- ✔️ Flexible study schedule
- ✔️ Experienced teachers
- ✔️ Certificate upon completion
📘 Recommended for students with an IELTS level of 6.0 or below.
Scholarships
- Japanese Government Scholarship ("Monbukagakusho" Scholarship)