Master’s (Doctoral) Program in Science and Technology / Applied Chemistry Division

Graduates pursue careers in research departments of private companies, public institutions, or as teachers in secondary schools, completing teaching licenses for subjects like Mathematics, Science, Industry, and Information. The programme’s research divisions include Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, and Environmental Chemical Engineering.

The programme is distinctive for its English language support, both within the curriculum and for thesis presentation.

Sophia University, located in the heart of Tokyo and founded in 1913, is an international-minded institution that blends rigorous academics with a cosmopolitan campus culture. Home to roughly 13,900 students, the university is known for strong programs across the humanities, social sciences, and business, and for offering learning that integrates global perspectives with local engagement in Japan's dynamic capital.

Educational programs emphasize critical thinking, language development, and cross-cultural exchange, with opportunities for study abroad, internships, and collaborative research. Faculty bring diverse international experience, and many courses are taught with an eye toward global issues and professional readiness. The urban location provides students convenient access to industry partners, cultural institutions, and internship placements across Tokyo.

Student life at Sophia balances academic intensity with vibrant clubs, volunteer initiatives, and support services tailored to international learners. Language assistance, orientation programming, and career counseling help international students adapt and pursue employment or graduate study. For students seeking a compact, globally focused university in one of the world’s largest cities, Sophia offers both academic depth and a gateway to professional and cultural opportunities in Japan.