The Chemistry Program aims to educate students to systematically obtain expertise regarding physical chemistry, organic chemistry, and inorganic chemistry to establish their knowledge base of chemistry, improve the ability for identifying and solving problems thorough the research activities for elucidating any universal law or basic principle regarding the molecule structure and chemical reaction, and develop the sensibility and general judgment required for exploring the truth. In addition to this, the Program allows students to observe cutting-edge research activities to develop human resources who are capable of applying their expertise to cross-disciplinary research activities and of solving social problems.

The Program develops engineers and highly professional engineers who have expertise and experiment skills in areas of the basic chemistry and can contribute to solve social problems from a broad point of view and educators who have expertise and knowledge in areas of the basic chemistry and can transmit the knowledge regarding the universal chemical laws and fundamental principles for the future.

The Program has 14 laboratories (3 of which belong to the Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Life) covering a wide range of fields including physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and organic chemistry. The education in the graduate course is implemented through cutting-edge research.
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Be sure to check the syllabus for the courses offered each year.