Master's Course: Electrical System

For Master's Course: Electrical System, tuition fees are 3,372 USD per year.

The Master's Course in Electrical System at the University of Fukui is a two-year master's program taught in English, with entry available in both October and April. The program covers the design, analysis, and control of electrical and electronic systems, including power systems, circuit design, control engineering, and signal processing, preparing graduates for roles in electrical engineering, energy systems, electronics manufacturing, and further doctoral research. The University of Fukui is located in Fukui, a small city on the western coast of central Japan close to Kyoto and Osaka, and operates under the policy "KAKUCHI, the driving force for the future of people and society." The university has three campuses, Bunkyo, Matsuoka, and Tsuruga, and four schools: Education, Medical Sciences, Engineering, and Global and Community Studies. Around 5,000 students are enrolled at the university, accounting for about half of the prefecture's roughly 11,000 university students. Students in the Electrical System course typically join a research laboratory within the School of Engineering and work with faculty supervisors on projects related to power electronics, renewable energy systems, or control systems, building toward a master's thesis. Graduates pursue careers in electrical and electronics engineering, power utilities, manufacturing, and continued graduate study, and the program's English-medium instruction with two annual intakes is designed to be accessible to international applicants without requiring Japanese-language proficiency at entry.