Graduate School of Science and Technology
Starting in 2026, the Graduate School of Science and Technology will be restructured into four new schools, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Chemistry, Life Science, and Informatics, Engineering and Design, and Informatics, Management, and Human Sciences. Each school has two or three curriculums.
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Curriculum of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
Curriculum of Physics
Curriculum of Applied Physics and Physico-Informatics
School of Chemistry, Life Science, and Informatics
Curriculum of Molecular Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Curriculum of Emerging Physico-Chemistry
Curriculum of Biosciences and Informatics
School of Engineering and Design
Curriculum of Mechanical Engineering
Curriculum of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Curriculum of System Design Engineering
School of Informatics, Management, and Human Sciences
Curriculum of Open Sciences
Curriculum of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Curriculum (From April 2026)
The curriculum of the Master's Program is divided into four categories: Graduate Research 1/2, Specialized Courses, General Courses, and Related Courses. Students are required to earn a minimum of 30 credits to complete the program, including 12 credits of Graduate Research 1 and 2. The remaining credits must be earned in accordance with the requirements established by each Curriculum. Most lecture courses carry 2 credits, although the number of credits varies depending on the course.
Most courses are offered on a semester system consisting of the Spring Semester (April–July) and Fall Semester (September–January). Some courses are offered on in a quarter-based (twice a week) or short-term intensive format.
Selection of Advisor
To apply for the International Graduate Program, finding an academic advisor is vital as our graduate program is a research-oriented program. You can use "Staff Profile" tool to find more information on our faculty members including contact information.
Before submitting your application, choose your prospective research advisor among our faculty members who are qualifed as thesis advisors.
Please contact your prospective research advisor to discuss your research plan thoroughly. Applicants who have failed to do this prior to submitting their applications have a much smaller chance of acceptance.
Requirements for Completion (From April 2026)
The requirements for completing the Master's Program are as follows. Students must be enrolled in the program for at least two academic years, earn a minimum of 30 credits, including 6 credits for Graduate Research 1 and 6 credits for Graduate Research 2, and receive approval of their Master's thesis.
Course Category | Credit Number | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Graduate Research 1 （修士研究 1） | 6 credits | Should be registered in the first year of the program. |
Graduate Research 2 （修士研究 2） | 6 credits | Should be registered in the second year of the program after completing Graduate Research 1 and earning the minimum credits required by the Curriculum to commence Graduate Research 2. |
Courses required by the Curriculum | 18 credits | Requirements vary depending on the Curriculum. |
TOTAL | 30 credits | |
Free Elective Courses （自由科目） | - | Free Elective Courses are optional, and cannot be counted towards your degree requirement. (e.g. Japanese) |
Degrees Offered
Students who complete the program will obtain the following degrees depend on the school they belong to.
School | Type of Degree Offered |
|---|---|
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences | Master of Science in Engineering or Master of Science |
School of Chemistry, Life Science, and Informatics | Master of Science in Engineering or Master of Science |
School of Engineering and Design | Master of Science in Engineering or Master of Science |
School of Informatics, Management, and Human Sciences | Master of Science in Engineering |
Applications
Before applying, please read through the following Application Guide carefully.
Please contact International Office at your home institution for nomination procedure.
Once you are nominated, check the application guide thoroughly.
You need to find a prospective supervisor and get accepted by him/her to conduct research and complete Master's thesis under his/her supervision.
Prepare the required documents and apply online. (The application can be completed online, the applicants don't need to send the origianl documents to admission office by post service.
*Applicants for Double Degree Program are not required to submit TOEFL/IELTS or GRE scores.
Prescribed Application Forms
Application Schedule
Double Degree Program | DD-Application Period I | DD-Application Period II |
|---|---|---|
Online Application Period | 9:00, September 1 ー 17:00, October 31, 2026 | 9:00, February 1 ー 17:00, March 31, 2027 |
Announcement of results | Mid-January 2027 | Mid-June 2027 |
Enrollment | September 2027 | September 2027 |
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Partner Institutions
as of September 2026
Belgium
Université catholique de Louvain
Université libre de Bruxelles
France
Groupe des Écoles Centrales
IMT Atlantique
MINES Saint Etienne
MINES Paris -PSL
Germany
Leibniz Universität Hannover
RWTH Aachen University
Technische Universität München
Italy
Politecnico di Milano
Spain
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Sweden
KTH Royal Insitute of Technology
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Contact Us
If you have any inquiries about the Double Degree Program offered by Graduate School of Science and Technology, kindly contact the Office of Student Services (International) at Yagami Campus.
Office of Student Services (International)
Graduate School of Science and Technology
Keio University (Yagami Campus)
3-14-1 Hiyoshi, Kohoku-ku
Yokohama, Kanagawa 223-8522
Japan
TEL: +81(0)-45-566-1468