Applied Chemistry

Applied Chemistry at Kyushu University is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to equip students with in-depth knowledge and practical skills in the field of chemistry. This program emphasizes the understanding of fundamental chemical principles while fostering the ability to apply these concepts to real-world problems across various industries. Students enrolled in Applied Chemistry will explore diverse topics such as organic and inorganic chemistry, analytical techniques, material science, and environmental chemistry, preparing them for careers in research, development, quality control, and innovative technological applications. The curriculum balances theoretical coursework with laboratory experiments and hands-on projects, ensuring students develop critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in utilizing advanced instrumentation. The program also encourages interdisciplinary learning, integrating principles from physics, biology, and engineering to address complex scientific challenges. Students are given opportunities for practical training in state-of-the-art laboratories and industrial internships, facilitating their transition into professional environments. Kyushu University’s faculty members are experts in their respective fields, committed to guiding students through rigorous academic programs and supporting their research activities. Graduates of the Applied Chemistry program are well-prepared for postgraduate studies or employment in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, environmental management, and materials manufacturing. The program aims to cultivate talented individuals who can contribute to scientific innovation and sustainable development. By fostering a global perspective and emphasizing ethical responsibility in scientific practices, Applied Chemistry at Kyushu University strives to produce graduates capable of making meaningful contributions to society and industry through their expertise in chemistry.

Liberal Arts Subjects and Basic Sciences

For the first year and a half, students in the international undergraduate programs study various liberal arts subjects and basic sciences. This segment of the programs aims not only to equip students with in-depth liberal arts knowledge and to help them deepen their understanding of various disciplines, but also to broaden their range of interests, and to enable them to continue learning independently. About Fifty subjects from 6 Subject Categories will be offered, including:

Subjects for Japanese Culture and Society

• Adjusting to Japan
• Introduction to Japanese Culture and Society

Subjects for Liberal Arts and Science

• Introduction to Law
• Introduction to Economics
• Introduction to Philosophy
• Intercultural Encounters
• Introduction to Psychology
• Global Issues
• Introduction to Japanese History
• Environmental Geoscience
• Language and Communication in Society
• Project Management

Subjects for Social Practice

• Social Activities I-II
• Internship I-II

Subjects for Language and Culture

Common

• Introduction to Academic English
• Academic Writing and Presentation I-II
• Argumentation and Debate I-II
• Japanese I (A-D)
• Japanese II (A-C), 
• Business Japanese I-IV 

Bioresource and Bioenvironment Only

• Japanese III (A-C)
• Scientific Japanese I-II

Subject for Health and Sports Sciences

• Laboratory of Health and Sports Science

Specialized Classes

Having taken liberal arts subjects and basic science classes for the first year and a half, students will proceed to take specialized subjects common to the four programs offered by the School of Engineering, and others that are specific to each program for the remainder of their study.

1. Core Classes

Examples of Classes to be offered:

• Engineering Management
• Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I~II
• Introduction to Metallic Materials
• Advanced Engineering I~IV
• Introduction to Engineering Analysis Measurement

2. Classes Specific to Applied Chemistry

Examples of Classes to be offered:

• Organic Chemistry
• Inorganic Chemistry
• Analytical Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Polymer Chemistry
• Chemical Engineering
• Coordination Chemistry

• Have a nationality other than Japanese.
• Have completed a 12- year school curriculum outside Japan by September 30, 2017.
• Application Form
• Receipt of application fee payment (10,000 yen) (For telegraphic transfer payment only)
• Identification document
• Official high school transcripts
• (Expected) graduation certificate
• Test scores of TOEFL or IELTS 
• One Time Enrollment Fee 282,000 JPY
• Application Fee 10,000 JPY
• EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students) 
• SAT Subject Tests 
• GCE-A/AS level or IAL-A/AS level 　

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• ✔️ Experienced teachers
• ✔️ Certificate upon completion

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Scholarships

• Kyushu University International Undergraduate Scholarship
• Japanese Government (MONBUKAGAKUSHO: MEXT) Scholarship 

Applied Chemistry at Kyushu University offers a comprehensive curriculum aimed at developing expertise in the fundamental and applied aspects of chemistry. The program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory skills, fostering a deep understanding of chemical principles and their applications in industries such as materials, environmental science, and biochemistry. Students are provided with the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research, including synthesis, analysis, and characterization of chemical substances, preparing them for careers in research, development, and manufacturing sectors. The faculty, renowned in various fields of chemistry, provides mentorship and facilitates collaborative projects both within the university and with external partners, including industries and research institutions. The curriculum emphasizes not only core chemistry topics but also interdisciplinary areas such as nanotechnology, polymer chemistry, and sustainable chemistry, reflecting current trends and future challenges. The program encourages students to develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and scientific communication abilities through coursework, laboratory work, and research seminars. Graduates of Applied Chemistry at Kyushu University are well-equipped to pursue advanced degrees or enter the workforce in roles that require a solid grounding in chemistry and its applications. The university’s state-of-the-art facilities and active research environment provide students with ample opportunities to participate in innovative projects and gain hands-on experience. Overall, the program aims to cultivate versatile chemists capable of contributing to societal advancement through scientific research and industrial innovation.