Hiroshima Institute of Technology

Hiroshima Institute of Technology (Faculty of Engineering) was established in 1963, building on the foundations put in place two years previously with the establishment of Hiroshima Technical College. Since then, the Graduate School of Engineering, the Faculty of Environmental Studies and the Graduate School of Environmental Studies have been founded. In tandem with reorganization and expansion of departments within both faculties and the development of specialized subjects within the Graduate School of Engineering, upwards of 38,000 students have graduated from H.I.T.
Furthermore, in April 2010, the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Applied Information Science and the Faculty of Environmental Studies, creating an educational institution that,in 2010, is comprised of 3 faculties and 11 departments.

Faculty of Engineering

How far can we take technology? The Faculty of Engineering consists of six departments: the Department of Electronics and Computer  Engineering; the Department of Electrical Systems Engineering; the Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering; the Department of Intelligent Mechanical Engineering; the Department of Civil Engineering and Urban Design, and the Department of Architectural Engineering, each of which aims to nurture personnel who can contribute to the present day's "construction society."

Faculty of Applied Information Science

Information technology offers humankind limitless possibilities for growth. The Faculty of Applied Information Science consists of three departments: the Department of Computer Science; the Department of Information and Systems and Management, and the Department of Health Science. The aim of this faculty is to foster well-educated personnel capable of contributing to the creation of an information-sophisticated society through practical use of specialized skills centred on information-related technology.

Faculty of Environmental Studies

Dedicated to building residences and regions in a symbiotic relationship with the environment, the Faculty of Environmental Studies consists of two departments: the Department of Environmental Design and the Department of Global Environment Studies. This faculty aims to foster personnel with the breadth of vision and technical ability to construct a sound material-cycle society in harmony with its environment.

Graduate School

The Graduate School of Science and Technology offers five majors at the master's degree: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Systems Engineering, Civil and Architectural Engineering, Information Systems Science and Environmental Studies. The doctoral program is the major of Intelligent Structure and functional Science consisting of interdisciplinary studies. These programs are open to working adults and foreign students.

Center for International Education

The Center for International Education of Hiroshima Institute of Technology engages in a variety of activities to promote academic and cultural exchange between HIT and overseas universities.

Facilities

Information about Project Research Center, Library, Gymnasium and so on

Hiroshima,Yachiyo and Numata Facilities

Information about other campuses