Faculty of Science and Technology

Department of
Industrial and Systems
Engineering

The universal principle of the Department of Industrial Administration is to teach and research, not conventional engineering centered on unique technology, but comprehensive, optimized methodology to the activities of companies and organizations based on scientific and engineering knowledge and technology. This methodology includes information systems, production systems, social systems, management mathematics and management systems, and our goal is to offer education and research allowing students to systematically learn cutting-edge specialist knowledge covering a wide area to respond to the needs of society.

Research Groups & Research Areas

  • Production Management Systems

    Corporate and social activities are managed by human groups (organizations). We research the systems and methodologies that are utilized not only to ensure the economical achievement of a rapid and smooth material flow in all production processes via the utilization of management resources, i.e., information, equipment, people and capital, and the functional application of organizational activities, but also to ensure the appropriateness of organizational activities.

    Goto Research Group / Ishigaki Research Group / Itaka Research Group / Suzuki Research Group / Yasui Research Group

  • Social Information Systems

    We treat extraordinarily complex structures, such as companies, factories or the global environment, as systems, and we utilize empirical methods, simulations and other means to find ways of improving these systems. We also make use of artificial intelligence and other information technology to address challenges in various everyday social activities and, thereby, find approaches that will contribute to the betterment of society.

    Dowaki Research Group / Harada Research Group / Hatano Research Group / Nishiyama Research Group / Ohwada Research Group / Seo Research Group / Takashima Research Group

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List of Faculty Members

Information on Career Paths

  • Graduate School
    46.5%
  • Information Industry
    15.2%
  • Professional and Technical Services
    10.1%
  • Machinery and Appliances
    6.1%
  • Finance, Insurance
    6.1%
  • Wholesale and Retail Trade
    2.0%
  • Miscellaneous Services
    2.0%
  • Civil Servant
    1.0%
  • Transport and Postal Activities
    1.0%
  • Electricity, Gas, Heat Supply and Water
    1.0%
  • Food
    1.0%
  • Other Industries
    4.0%
  • Other (Persons Planning on Continuing Education, Studying Abroad, etc.)
    4.0%
(As of March 2024)