Licence en Ingénierie (Génie Mécanique)

Educates engineers who can adapt highly specialized technologies and cutting-edge engineering Aiming to train skills required for mechanical engineers, the course provides a basic curriculum of material mechanics, mechanical dynamics, fluid dynamics and thermodynamics. The emphasis of the education is placed to understand the fundamentals and advance expertise on analysis, design, manufacture and control of mechanical devices.

Tokyo Denki University (TDU) was founded in 1907 by two young engineers who played active roles in the industrial world, Seiichi Hirota and Shinkichi Ogimoto, to concretize their sublime idea, “Promoting engineering education is indeed the foundation for the development of a nation.” Through its solid and diligent academic culture, TDU has been fostering students for more than a century with the mission, “Development of Human Resources Who Contribute to Society by Technology.” TDU also has been providing quality instruction based on the two educational maxims: “Respect for Practical Study” and “Students First.” TDU continues to cultivate excellent human resources to meet the needs of society, changing with the times to make significant contributions to the development of Japan’s science and technology.