Curriculum of the Department of Applied Chemistry and Bioscience

Starting from the acquisition of basic knowledge, students can study many subjects that can be applied to any kind of science and technology field.

Students can study basic chemistry subjects such as organic chemistry and physical chemistry, and basic biology subjects such as biochemistry and molecular biology, and select many applied subjects.
Applied subjects include a wide range of options such as Analytical Chemistry and Polymer Science in the chemistry field, Biomimetics and Medical Materials in the biology and medical fields, and Quantum Mechanics, Laser Engineering and Electromagnetism in the physics and electronics fields.
Most courses are elective subjects, allowing students to study subjects based on their own interests.
The practical training subjects include chemical and biological experiments as well as laser technology, electronic circuit production, computer programming and other themes, allowing students to acquire the skills and abilities to handle any kind of science and technology field.

●Compulsory subject　★Elective compulsory subject　■Elective subject

Learning goal

To understand the connections between basic fields such as chemistry, biology, and mathematics

■Organic Chemistry　●Analytical Science　●Polymer Science　★Basic Organic Chemistry

●Photobiology　■Biochemistry　■Basic Biology A　■Molecular Biology

●Photonics Science Experiments A and B　●Material Science A　●Optics　●Computer Programming 1
■Introduction to Quantum Science　■Systems Engineering　■Introduction to Earth Science 1 and 2　■Material Science B
■Electromagnetism　■Digital Circuits　■Physics Experiment

Learning goal

To acquire the ability to find ways of solving problems by applying expertise

■Environmental Chemistry　★Material Photonics Experiments A and B　■Photonics Polymers　■Chemical Engineering　■Chemistry Experiments
■Molecular Design　■Organic Electronics and Photonics　■Inorganic Electronics and Photonics

★Bioelectronic Photonics Experiments A and B　■Introduction to Medicine　■Biopolymers　■Biological Sample Analysis　■Biophotonics　■Biomimetics
■Medical Laser Engineering　■Bioelectronics　■Biological Experiments　■Medical Inorganic Materials　■Biological Application　■Medical Polymers

●Computer Application　■Analog Circuits　■Internship　■Photonics Condensed Matter
■Nanophotonics Device　■Electronics Measurements　■Introduction to Laser

Learning goal

To set a goal and apply research

★Material Photonics Seminar

★Biomedical Photonics Seminar

●Journal Club　●Graduation Research A and B

Students deepen their understanding of the fields that form the basis of applied biochemistry such as physics, electronic engineering, chemistry, and biology, through basic experiments on optical measurements, organic systems, and polymers.
Students not only acquire experimental techniques but also the ability to write a report, which is an important skill for technologists, by repeatedly submitting reports.

Students acquire the ability to devise a creative solution and to develop the logic while conducting well-balanced physical and chemical experiments under the four themes of “opt device” and “optical interferometer” in the physics field, and “azo dye” and “photosensitive resin” in the chemistry field.
Their communication skills are also honed through team experiments.

Students learn about the properties of metal, ceramic and polymer materials, which are all medical materials (biomaterials) that can be applied to achieve therapy and perform tests in the medical field.
In addition to understanding the mechanism and function of the human body, students also learn about biocompatibility (interaction between living organisms and materials) as related to artificial bone and blood vessels.