Chemistry

Study mode:On campus Study type:Full-time Languages: English
Foreign:$ 3.64 k / Year(s) Deadline: Feb 22, 2026
351–400 place StudyQA ranking:7159 Duration:4 years

The Department of Chemistry at Nagoya University offers a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to provide students with a solid foundation in chemical sciences, equipping them with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. This program emphasizes fundamental principles of chemistry, including organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry, while also encouraging students to pursue interdisciplinary research and innovative problem-solving approaches. Students have opportunities to engage in cutting-edge laboratory experiments, independent research projects, and collaborative work with faculty members who are leading experts in their respective fields. The curriculum is structured to foster critical thinking, experimental proficiency, and a deep understanding of chemical processes that underpin various scientific and industrial applications. Additionally, the program integrates modern technological tools and computer-aided techniques to prepare students for careers in academia, industry, or further specialized education. Through internships, seminars, and participation in scientific conferences, students gain real-world experience and develop professional communication skills. The department actively promotes international exchanges and multicultural understanding, encouraging students to consider global perspectives in chemical research. Graduates from this program are well-equipped to pursue advanced degrees or enter professional careers in chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, or research and development sectors. The Nagoya University Department of Chemistry is committed to fostering innovative scientists and responsible global citizens who can contribute to solving pressing societal challenges through chemical sciences.

Basic Specialized Courses

Lecture Code

Course Title

credits

Starts (Elective/Compulsory)

10827

Mathematics Tutorial Ia

1.0

1 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10828

Mathematics Tutorial Ib

1.0

1 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10770

Fundamental Physics Tutorial Ia

1.0

1 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10771

Fundamental Physics Tutorial I b

1.0

1 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10829

Mathematics Tutorial II a

1.0

1 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10830

Mathematics Tutorial II b

1.0

1 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10516

Fundamental Physics Tutorial IIa

1.0

1 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10517

Fundamental Physics Tutorial IIb

1.0

1 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10150

Analytical Chemistry

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10151

Organic Chemistry I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10152

Physical Chemistry I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10153

Biochemistry I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10154

Cell Biology I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10155

Analytical Mechanics I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10156

Mathematical Physics I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10518

Mathematical Physics Tutorial I

1.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10157

Statistical Physics I

2.0

2 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10158

Inorganic Chemistry I

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10159

Organic Chemistry II

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10160

Physical Chemistry II

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10161

Quantum Chemistry I

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10162

Biochemistry II

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10163

Cell Biology II

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10164

Electricity and Magnetism

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10165

Inorganic Chemistry II

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10879

Structural Chemistry

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10166

Organic Chemistry III

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10167

Quantum Chemistry II

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10168

Earth and Planetary Science

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10169

Chemistry of Inorganic Materials I

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10170

Quantum Chemistry III

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10171

Earth Environmental Science

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10172

Analytical Chemistry Laboratory I

1.5

3 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10173

Organic Chemistry Laboratory I

1.5

3 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10174

Physical Chemistry Laboratory

1.5

3 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10175

Inorganic Chemistry III

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

Specialized Courses

Lecture Code

Course Title

credits

Starts (Elective/Compulsory)

10180

Introduction to Chemical and Biological Industries

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10181

Biophysics

2.0

2 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10182

Organic Chemistry V

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10183

Polymer Chemistry

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10184

Chemical Physics

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10595

Chemistry/Biotechnology Tutorial I

0.5

3 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10186

Organic Chemistry IV

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10187

Chemistry of Inorganic Materials II

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10188

Computational Chemistry

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10189

Current Organic and Polymer Chemistry

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10190

Biochemistry IV

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10191

Cell Biology IV

2.0

3 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10596

Chemistry/Biotechnology Tutorial II

0.5

3 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10597

Chemistry/Biotechnology Tutorial III

0.5

3 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10598

Chemistry/Biotechnology Tutorial IV

0.5

4 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10599

Chemistry/Biotechnology Laboratory

5.5

4 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10198

Advanced Chemisty Tutorial A

1.0

4 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10199

Advanced Chemisty Tutorial B

1.0

4 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

10200

Graduation Research A

2.5

4 Autumn Semester
(Compulsory)

10201

Graduation Research B

2.5

4 Spring Semester
(Compulsory)

Related Specialized Courses

Lecture Code

Course Title

credits

Starts (Elective/Compulsory)

10202

Outline of Engineering III

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10203

View of Advanced Electrical/ Electronic and Information Engineering

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10204

Introduction to Civil Engineering and Architecture

2.0

3 Autumn Semester
(Elective)

10205

Introduction to Applied Physics/ Materials and Energy Engineering

2.0

4 Spring Semester
(Elective)

10206

Introduction to Production Engineering

2.0

4 Spring Semester
(Elective)

  • Application fee: JPY 5,000 
  • Non-Refundable Registration Fee One time payment at admission JPY282,000
  • High/Secondary School Graduation Diploma (required)*
  • Academic Transcript (required)*
  • Standardized Test Scores (if applicable)*
  • English Language Proficiency Test Score (if applicable)*
  • Two Essays (required)
  • Two Reference Letters (required)
  • Copy of Passport/Government Issued ID card (required)
  • Nagoya University Global 30 Scholarship Application and Income Statement (if applicable)

The Chemistry undergraduate program at Nagoya University offers a range of financing options to support students throughout their studies. Tuition fees are structured to be competitive and are complemented by various scholarships aiming to reduce financial burdens. First, the university provides scholarships based on academic merit, which are awarded to outstanding students across different years of study. These scholarships are renewable annually for students maintaining excellent academic standing. Additionally, Nagoya University participates in government-funded scholarship programs such as MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) scholarships, which are available to international students and cover tuition fees as well as provide a living stipend. Other externally sponsored scholarships are also accessible, including private foundation grants and corporate-sponsored scholarships dedicated to promoting science and technology education. The university's financial aid office advises students on eligibility and application procedures for these scholarships, ensuring transparent and accessible opportunities for funding their education. Furthermore, students are encouraged to seek part-time employment opportunities both within the university and in the local community, which can supplement their income while gaining valuable work experience. Loan programs are also available through Japanese governmental agencies and private lenders, with some options designed specifically for international students. The university emphasizes early financial planning and offers counseling services to assist students in managing their education costs effectively. Overall, the Nagoya University Chemistry program's financing studies are designed to be inclusive and comprehensive, supporting a diverse student body and fostering an environment where talented students from various backgrounds can succeed academically without undue financial hardship.

Monthly Living Expense

Item Estimated monthly cost
Accommodation (Off-campus apartment) ¥ 30,000-50,000
Utility ¥ 10,000
Food ¥ 30,000
Telecommunications ¥ 5,000
Insurance ¥ 1,500
Other personal expenses ¥ 10,000
Total ¥ 86,500-106,500

*Living expense vary depending on students’ lifestyle and spending patterns. The amount suggested above is for reference only.

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