Bachelor in Engineering

Students specialize in subjects from basic to advanced courses in each of the departments in addition to wide-ranged subjects of natural, cultural, and social sciences. The students acquire theoretical and technical competence as engineers and researchers in their specialized fields in the undergraduate programs. The Graduate School of Science and Engineering helps students to be advanced engineers and researchers that contribute to the development of a sustainable society.

In 1949, the former Urawa High School, Saitama Normal School, and Saitama Youth Normal School were integrated into Saitama University—a national university under the new education system. Now, more than 70 years since its establishment, the university boasts the five faculties of Liberal Arts, Economics, Education, Science, and Engineering, the three graduate schools of Humanities and Social Sciences, Education, and Science and Engineering, and a total enrollment capacity of 2,200 students. Those seven decades have also seen the university produce more than 80,000 graduates, who have made their marks in a diversity of social sectors, generating new knowledge and fostering the progress of both Japan and the world. We take pride in that legacy, one whose roots lie in the committed, sustained pursuit of education and research characterizing our entire history.