Ibaraki University

Mito, Japan

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About Ibaraki University

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Educating over 8,100 students across 5 undergraduate faculties and 5 graduate research schools, Ibaraki University provides an exceptional collegiate ecosystem. Students in Science and Engineering work closely with leading industrial corporations and high-energy physics hubs (such as J-PARC and Hitachi Ltd. research labs), while Agricultural scientists leverage extensive Field Science farms and participate in the United Graduate School of Agricultural Science (UGAS-TUAT doctoral consortium). Through the Center for Global Education (CGE), international researchers benefit from comprehensive English-medium graduate research tracks, generous tuition waivers, and modern campus housing.

Why Study Here?

Pioneering Engineering & Industrial Synergy: Located in Hitachi city—the cradle of global manufacturing giant Hitachi Ltd.—the Faculty of Engineering and Graduate School of Science and Engineering offer world-class laboratories in robotics, semiconductors, quantum materials, power electronics, and computer science.

Specialized 3-Campus Academic Scope: Three purpose-built campuses tailored to distinct academic disciplines: Mito Campus (Humanities, Education, Science, Administrative HQ), Hitachi Campus (Engineering & Technology), and Ami Campus (Agriculture & Bioresource Science).

Programs

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