Overview

   

Our department encourages graduate students to develop the ability to synthesize, control, and analyze nanomaterials with new functions through interdisciplinary research in terms of physics, chemistry, and materials to understand and apply the basic properties of new functional nanomaterials. By doing so, we want to produce high-quality human resources necessary for industries in this area.

Based on the fundamentals of physics and chemistry, which are essential for understanding and utilizing the nature of materials, we train talents who can creatively contribute to the research and industrial development of new functional nanomaterials.

This cooperative course aims to cultivate human resources who can contribute to the research of new functional nanomaterials and the development of industry. The aim of this curriculum is the balance of academic acquisition of physics and chemistry, and the harmony of academic knowledge and real-world knowledge.