Orientation for Entrance Examinations
After the general explanation, more detailed explanation from each major is scheduled.
*For more details, Please visit the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences Website
*The entrance examination information session for the Materials Science major, starting at 13:00, can be attended without prior registration via the URL below.
https://u-tokyo-ac-jp.zoom.us/j/87918121592?pwd=wJ5FaWOB5v4tjizKygceISmW4cpUUr.1
Meeting ID: 879 1812 1592
Passcode: 104622
10:00-
Graduate School Entrance Examination Information Session
13:00-13:35
Information session on entrance examinations for the Materials Science major, overview, and application procedures for the Materials Science major.
13:35-13:50
Q&A session, information about the Kashiwa entrance examination briefing session
Online orientation for entrance examinations.(simplified version)
After the explanation from each major,online open lab (The session will be held in a Zoom breakout room)
The entrance examination information session for the Materials Science major, starting at 13:00, can be attended without prior registration via the URL below.
https://u-tokyo-ac-jp.zoom.us/j/87918121592?pwd=wJ5FaWOB5v4tjizKygceISmW4cpUUr.1
Meeting ID: 879 1812 1592
Passcode: 104622
13:00- Overview and explanation from each major
14:30- Online open lab
Orientation for entrance examinations(simplified version), Online(zoom)
Overview and explanation about the entrance examination
※All sessions will be held in English.
The entrance examination information session for the Materials Science major, starting at 10:00, can be attended without prior registration via the URL below.
https://u-tokyo-ac-jp.zoom.us/j/87918121592?pwd=wJ5FaWOB5v4tjizKygceISmW4cpUUr.1
Meeting ID: 879 1812 1592
Passcode: 104622
10:00-10:20- Overview and explanation about the entrance examination
Orientation for entrance examinations(details version)at Kashiwa campus
Overview and each lab’s brief introduction,poster session, open lab, lab tour (You can visit the lab and freely ask questions to students and faculty)
※No registration required. Please come directly to the venue.
12:30- Reception
13:00- Overview and each lab’s brief introduction
14:00- 16:30 Poster session, Open lab, Lab tour
Examination schedule
Published.
Application period
6.4 (thu) ~ 6.10 (Wed), 2026
Examination date
1st-stage
Specialized subject
8.18(Tue.)
13:40~15:55
2nd-stage
Oral examination
8.24(Mon.)
Application period
6.4 (Thu)~ 6.10 (Wed), 2026
Examination date
Specialized subject
8.18(Tue.)
13:40~15:55
Oral examination
8.25(Tue.)
Application period
11.11 (Wed.)~11.17 (Tue.), 2026
Examination date
Specialized subject
1.18(Mon.), 2027
Oral examination
1.26(Tue.), 2027
Application period
6.4(thu) ~ 6.10(wed), 2026
Examination date
Oral examination
8.25(Tue.)
Question about entrance exam
QUESTION ABOUT ENTRANCE EXAM
FAQ
※Please also check the “FAQ on Admissions” page on the website of the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences.
【Examination and Evaluation】
Q. How are English test scores (TOEFL/TOEIC) converted and evaluated?
A. English test scores are evaluated based on the Department’s own conversion criteria. Details of the conversion method are not disclosed. Applicants may submit scores from both TOEFL and TOEIC.
Q. Up to what date are TOEFL and TOEIC scores considered valid?
A. Scores are considered valid if all required documents are submitted by the application deadline (early August). Please refer to the application guidelines for details on the required documents.
Q. If I have both TOEFL and TOEIC scores, am I required to submit both?
A. No, applicants are not required to submit both scores.
Q. What is the benchmark for passing (e.g., expected correct answer rate)?
A. Details of the selection criteria are not disclosed.
Q. How are written examination scores related to the interview and laboratory assignment?
A. Details of the selection process are not disclosed. Please note that there is no difference in acceptance likelihood among laboratories.
【Examination Administration】
Q. The examination time has been shortened compared to last year. Does this affect the exam content?
A. The content and volume of the examination are appropriately adjusted according to the allotted time; therefore, there is no significant impact.
Q. Will scratch paper be provided during the examination?
A. Sufficient space for calculations is provided within the examination booklet.
【Past Examination Questions】
Q. Is it possible to obtain past examination questions that are not publicly available?
A. Only the published past examination questions are available.
【 Application Eligibility and Special Admissions】
Q. I am a non-Japanese national affiliated with an overseas company or research institution. Am I eligible to apply for the Special Selection for Working Professionals?
A. Applicants are eligible if they meet the requirements specified in the application guidelines. If you have any questions, please contact the academic affairs office.
Q. For the Special Selection for Working Professionals, is affiliation with a company in Japan required?
A. In principle, there is no such restriction. However, please contact the academic affairs office for confirmation.
【Application and Affiliation】
Q. Is there any difference in evaluation between internal applicants (from this university) and external applicants?
A. No distinction is made; all applicants are evaluated under the same criteria.
Q. Is it possible to apply to newly established laboratories?
A. Please refer to the faculty list in the application guidelines for laboratories open to applicants.
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PREVIOUS ORIENTATION FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
The Goal of Applied Physics
The goal of Applied Physics is to develop a stage = “new material” that can manipulate undeveloped degrees of freedom, to explore unknown phenomena created from that stage and to bring out excellent functions, and to bring out its excellent functions. The purpose is to contribute to the development of human society by elucidating the mechanisms and developing application fields for these phenomena and functions.
AMS (Advanced Materials Science)
Department Office
AMS (Advanced Materials Science),
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences,
The University of Tokyo
Kashiwanoha 5-1-5, Kashiwa, Chiba 277-8561, Japan
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