Civil Engineering, Architecture and Architectural Engineering Hokkaido University

Overview

In the Civil Engineering, Architecture and Architectural Engineering programme are offered by the Hokkaido University students have the opportunity to choose between one of the four options: 

Field Engineering for the Environment (FEE) 

This division supports the development of engineers and researchers capable of formulating solutions to various environmental issues and natural disaster problems. Students in the division learn about the reality of problems that threaten humanity (such as environmental issues and natural disasters) and technologies designed to highlight related phenomena. 

Engineering and Policy for Sustainable Environment (EPSE)

This division supports the development of experts who can elucidate the nature of complex environmental/social problems and issues relating to the creation of spaces and environments essential for safe, comfortable and well-developed social activities in northern regions. 

Architectural and Structural Design (ASD) 

This division supports the development of experts who can creatively and comprehensively advance viewpoints, theories and technologies related to new plans and designs for architectural and urban spaces representing pleasant and sustainable living environments. Graduates also have the skills and design abilities necessary for the creation of safety mechanisms.

Human Environmental Systems (HES) 

This division teaches students to plan work and identify/solve problems concerning constructed environments and regional spaces, and motivates them to develop advanced logical thinking based on symbiosis with nature. Students also develop the ability to understand social and physical phenomena occurring in various conditions, develop control technology and planning methods, and apply their results to the planning, design and construction of human environments.