The Department of Physics and Materials Science invites prospective students with vigorous academic interests in theoretical physics, applied physics and materials science, or in the interrelations of these disciplines.
　Courses for freshmen and sophomores are carefully organized to provide the exercises, experiments, fundamental knowledge and skills, required for future scientists and engineers, including calculus, mechanics, electromagnetism, solid-state physics. A wide range of advanced lectures in modern physics and materials science subfields are available to juniors. Seniors are given research opportunities at the very frontier of individual disciplines. The research fields are diverse: superconductor, semiconductor, functional materials, strongly correlated electronic systems, quantum, computational, and mathematical physics. Individual supervision by our active researchers guarantees the awarding of bachelor’s degrees upon completion of the graduation thesis.