International Course in Management of Civil Infrastructure in the Department of Civil and Earth Resources Engineering

This is a two-year program leading to a Master of Engineering degree. This course aims to cultivate human resources capable of managing civil infrastructures and addressing environmental issues in various countries, particularly in the developing countries of Asia and Africa. Issues such as how to achieve a stable supply of natural resources and harmonize human activities with the global environment; the development of fundamental key technologies that support public infrastructure and energy development; the creation and development of new versatile technologies and design methods concerning the construction, improvement, operation, and maintenance of public infrastructure and disaster mitigation measures, as well as technologies related to the exploration, development, and utilization of the natural environment, natural resources and energy. The experimental and theoretical integration and deployment of those technologies in the framework of computational mechanics and applied mechanics.

10F251Exercise on Project Planning

10U055Seminar on Infrastructure Engineering A

10U056Seminar on Infrastructure Engineering B

10U059Internship on Infrastracture Engineering

10F063Practice in Infrastructure Engineering

10F003Continuum Mechanics

10F067Structural Stability

10F068Material and Structural System & Management

10F261Earthquake Engineering/Lifeline Engineering

10W001Infrastructural Structure Engineering

10F009Structural Design

10F010Bridge Engineering

10A019Concrete Structural Engineering

10F227Structural Dynamics

10F263Seismic Engineering Exercise

10F415Ecomaterial and Environment-friendly Structures

10F089Infrastructure Safety Engineering

10F075Hydraulics & Turbulence Mechanics

10A216Hydrology

10F019River Engineering and River Basin Management

10A040Sediment Hydraulics

10F464Hydrologic Design and Management

10F245Open Channel Hydraulics

10F462Coastal Wave Dynamics

10F267Hydro-Meteorologically Based Disaster Prevention

10A222Water Resources Systems

10F077River basin management of flood and sediment

10F269Coastal and Urban Water Disasters Engineering

10F466Basin Environmental Disaster Mitigation

10F011Computational Fluid Dynamics

10F065Hydraulic Engineering for Infrastructure Development and Management

10F100Applied Hydrology

10F103Case Studies Harmonizing Disaster Management and Environment Conservation

10F106Integrated Disasters and Resources Management in Watersheds

10F025Geomechanics

10K016Computational Geotechnics

10F238Geo-Risk Management

10F241Construction of Geotechnical Infrastructures

10F405Fundamental Geofront Engineering

10A055Environmental Geotechnics

10F109Disaster Prevention through Geotechnics

10F203Public Finance

10F207Urban Environmental Policy

10F213City Logistics

10F219Quantitative Methods for Behavioral Analysis

10F215Intelligent Transportation Systems

10A805Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems

10A808Civic and Landscape Design

10F223Risk Management Theory

10X333Disaster Risk Management

693287Disaster Information

10A845Theory & Practice of Environmental Design Research

10A402Resources Development Systems

10F053Applied Mathematics in Civil & Earth Resources Engineering

10K008Computational Mechanics and Simulation

10A405Environmental Geosphere Engineering

10F069Modelling of Geology

10F071Applied Elasticity for Rock Mechanics

10F073Fundamental Theories in Geophysical Exploration

10F087Design of Underground Structures

10A420Lecture on Exploration Geophysics

10F085Measurement in the earth's crust environment

10F039Time Series Analysis

10F086Energy System Management

10F081Infrastructure Creation Engineering

10X311Urban Infrastructure Management

10F113Global Survivability Studies

693291Emergency Management Systems

10F201Information Technology for Urban Society

10Z001Urban Transport Policy

10Z002Policy for Low-Carbon Society

10Z003Urban Transport Management

10Z004Policy for Low-Carbon Society, Advanced.

10Z005Urban Transport Management, Advanced.

10Z006Capstone Project Practice

10Z063Dialog/Liveable Cities

10Z064Dialog/Design of Liveable Cities

10Z065Basic Civil Engineering & Health Sciences I

10Z066Basic Civil Engineering & Health Sciences II

10Z067Policy for Liveable Cities

10Z068Methodology for Liveable Cities

10Z058Seminar on Liveable Cities A

10Z059Seminar on Liveable Cities B

10Z069Disaster and Health Risk Management

10Z070KANSEI Urban Spaces

10Z062Exercise on Project Planning

10F383Engineering Seminar for Disaster Resilience in ASEAN countries 1

10F384Engineering Seminar for Disaster Resilience in ASEAN countries 2

10F385Engineering Seminar for Disaster Resilience (ES3)

10F382Disaster and Health Risk Management for Liveable City

Applicants must have non-Japanese citizenship and hold the residence status of “College Student” at the time of admission, and satisfy any of the following requirements (or will satisfy any of the following
requirements by the end of March 2016).

Requirements:
(1) Must have graduated, or be expected to graduate from a Japanese university (excluding Undergraduate School of Global Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University) by March 31, 2016
(2) Must have completed, or be expected to complete 16 years of school education by March 31, 2016
(3) Must have completed 15 years of school education in a foreign country and must be recognized by the Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University as having earned specified credits with excellent grades
(4) Must be qualified by means of an individual entrance examination by the Graduate School of Engineering of Kyoto University, must be judged to have academic ability equivalent or superior to a university graduate, and must be at least 22 years of age by March 31, 2016