- About Us
- Undergraduate
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- Faculty and Staff
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- Faculty Research
- Recent Faculty Publications
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- Biomaterials Laboratory
- Ceramics Processing Facilities and Pilot Plant
- Computer Modeling Laboratory
- Control and Communication Systems Laboratory
- Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
- Glass Processing Facilities
- Laboratory for Electronic Ceramics
- Materials Joining and Processing Laboratory
- Mechanical Engineering Facilities
- Materials Testing Laboratory
- Short Courses and Workshops
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Undergraduate Programs
Academic
excellence. Student-centered programs. Hands-on learning.
These are just a few words that describe the undergraduate
programs in the Kazuo Inamori School of Engineering.
We offer six undergraduate degrees in Biomedical Materials Engineering Science, Ceramic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Glass Engineering Science, Materials Science and Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
All of our programs offer plenty of opportunities for students to engage in undergraduate research and co-curricular activities that help students gain the skills needed for successful careers.
While most of our students are enrolled as traditional full-time students, the School also offers a selection of distance-learning courses to students who are working professionals pursuing their degree on a part-time basis.
Biomedical Materials Engineering & Science
Ceramic Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Glass Engineering Science
Mechanical Engineering
Materials Science & Engineering
