Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Admission and Employment Status

In Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, about 80% go on to graduate school, and the rest choose to work. Even those who had a vague idea that they would go out into the world and work after graduation when they first entered university often choose to go on to graduate school or master's programs because they find research and study at the university interesting, or because they feel the need for "advanced specialized skills" that are increasing more and more. The Faculty Member of the department is responsible for supporting the job search, and of course, the employment rate is 100%.

The two-year graduate and master's programs develop specialists by further honing the various knowledge of intelligent information systems engineering acquired over four years at university in the practical field of cutting-edge research. The skills and research achievements acquired at graduate school are highly valued in job hunting, and after graduating, students are active as highly skilled experts in a wide range of fields, including IT-related companies such as information and communications and software, the entertainment industry, machinery, automobiles, and other manufacturing industries, in a variety of fields, including those researching and developing new equipment, those realizing their dreams, and those proposing and building information systems as IT specialists, although their industries and occupations vary.

(Status for FY2017. Includes graduates of the Graduate Graduate School of Engineering (Master's course), and is based on related departments prior to reorganization.)

A list of companies where graduates were employed

* The situation of Heisei 29. Graduate School of Engineering Includes students who have completed the master's program and includes related departments before reorganization.

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