Osaka University
Osaka University is a leading Japanese public research university founded in 1931, ranked #91 globally in QS 2026. It emphasizes innovation, applied research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and industry partnerships, with strong focus on engineering, sciences, computing, and biotechnology. Ideal for students seeking high-employability degrees in Osaka's dynamic environment with diverse international community, cutting-edge facilities, and collaborations in tech, energy, and life sciences.
A leading public research university in Japan, renowned for engineering, sciences, computing, and business.
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Engineering & Technology
Engineering is a core strength with innovative focus.
Notable programs include:
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International Program of Maritime and Urban Engineering (MSc, PhD)
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International Program of Mechanical Engineering (MSc, PhD)
These programs are commonly pursued by students targeting careers in engineering practice, applied research, or advanced technical roles.
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Computing, Data & Artificial Intelligence
Technical and applied focus.
Notable programs include:
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Information and Physical Sciences Graduate Program (MSc, PhD)
These programs are typically competitive and attract applicants with strong quantitative backgrounds.
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Science & Applied Sciences
Research-intensive emphasis.
Notable programs include:
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Chemistry-Biology Combined Major Program (Bachelor)
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Human Sciences International Undergraduate Degree Program (Bachelor)
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Special Integrated Science Course (MSc, PhD)
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Biotechnology Global Human Resource Development Program (MSc, PhD)
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International Physics Course (MSc, PhD)
These programs emphasize experimental and interdisciplinary research.
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Business & Management
Globally ranked with analytics and leadership focus.
Notable programs include:
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Graduate School of Economics (MSc, PhD in English tracks)
Business education is shaped by Japan's economic landscape, with strong international exposure.
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Important note
Program availability, structure, and entry requirements vary by faculty, academic level, and intake. The above examples are indicative and provided for guidance only. If you would like clarity on current program options or suitability based on your academic background, we recommend checking your eligibility through a profile assessment.