The Graduate School of Engineering is involved in education and research with the goal of developing researchers and technicians with a high level of specialization and an abundance of humanity, social awareness, and global viewpoints who are able to conquer the various problems facing humanity and who can support a knowledge based society. The master's courses are based on the fundamental knowledge and academic ability acquired in undergraduate studies. The doctoral program develops education and research that nurture a high level of specialization sufficient to become independent as a researcher and conduct research activities as well as a high level of research skills and scholarship which facilitate activity in the various aspects of a knowledge based society. Mechanical Engineering Major (Master's) The major consists of four courses, and research and education is primarily being conducted in mechanical engineering, the environment, energy and welfare equipment. Material Working Systems Course; Environmental Soft Energy Course Administration Systems Course; and Robotics Course Electronic Information Engineering Major (Master's) The Major consists of six courses, and Japan’s latest research in the areas of brain and quantum information is combined with research into intellectual devices and media. The target is research and education in intellectual robots. Brain Information Course; Quantum Information Course; Intellectual Media Course; Intellectual Devices Course; Robotics Course; and Environmental Soft Energy Course Brain Informatics Major (Doctoral Course) In recent years, eye-opening development in the field of brain science is expanding in multiple directions and making possible technological applications in a variety of forms. Based on the fruits of brain science research up to the present, the Brain Informatics Major aims at cultivating researchers and technicians to propel the development of fundamental research and technological applications. The major research fields: System Neuroscience, Dynamic Neural Circuitry, Development Theories of Cognition and Language, and Neural Information Processing. System Sciences Major (Doctoral Course) Via the systemization and blending of extremely specialized science and technology, the System Sciences Major aims to cultivate researchers and technicians who can create new value from an international viewpoint which can utilize science and technology for the smooth operation of modern society. The major research fields: Electronic Computers, Quantum Informatics including Quantum Cryptography, Robotics, Intelligent Informatics Science that supports fundamental research in robotics, Newest Management Strategies, Electronics Information Systems, and Production Development Systems that promote research of production methods.