Master in Department of Systems and Control Engineering

The tuition fee is 3,300 USD per year.

The Department of Systems and Control Engineering at Institute of Science Tokyo offers a master's program in Tokyo, Japan. Instruction is in English, admission is available in April and October, and the course runs two years, combining coursework with a supervised research project. The department focuses on control theory, systems engineering, robotics, and automation, training master's students to design and analyze systems that sense, control, and automate physical or technical processes. Students complete graduate coursework in areas such as control systems, signal processing, and systems modeling, alongside a supervised research project with a faculty member, and finish the degree with a thesis. Graduates are prepared for roles in robotics and automation companies, industrial control system design, manufacturing, and technology firms working on autonomous or automated systems, as well as for further doctoral study. Institute of Science Tokyo, the Tokyo institution behind this program, was established on October 1, 2024 through the merger of Tokyo Institute of Technology, dating to 1881, and Tokyo Medical and Dental University, dating to 1928, under a stated mission of advancing science and human wellbeing to create value for and with society. With entry points in April and October, applicants can choose the timing that suits their plans. English-medium teaching allows enrollment without Japanese language proficiency, though document requirements can differ depending on the intended academic supervisor, and whether a written test is required also depends on the specific program. Systems and control engineering students at Institute of Science Tokyo are part of a broader engineering graduate community, alongside mechanical, electrical, and information engineering departments, supporting work that spans multiple engineering fields.