Bachelor in Chemistry and Materials Engineering

The Chemistry and Materials Engineering Program cultivates engineers who can pave the way for their future by acquiring internationality and basic abilities for creating new, valuable chemicals, substances, and materials as well as developing environment-friendly energy conversion technologies, through the attainment of both basic and specialized knowledge of the fields of engineering science (such as mathematics and physics), chemistry, bioengineering, and materials engineering. This course also fosters talents who can actively participate in advanced and interdisciplinary areas such as nanotechnology and biotechnology with wide-ranging knowledge and the issue-exploring and resolving ability.

Nagasaki University contributes to the improvement of a well-balanced society by transmitting its inheritance of the traditional culture rooted in Nagasaki, cultivating a fertile creative sense in students, and developing innovative science for world peace.

Nagasaki University, located in a region that geographically faces the Asian Continent across the East China Sea, possesses the history and memory of Dejima and is invested with a unique mission by the atomic bombing. To honor the special history and carry forward its mission, Nagasaki University seeks to develop new values and human resources with outstanding personal qualities capable of contributing to the sustainable development of a rapidly changing modern world and local community, on the basis of its unique features and tradition that have been nurtured for many years.