Engineering (Undergraduate)
Career Opportunities for Engineering Students
From an engineer’s perspective, Kyoto provides a uniquely stimulating environment for building one’s career. The presence of globally top-performing mechanical and electronics companies headquartered in Kyoto is closely tied to the KUAS engineering program. Some of these organizations are partnered companies for our capstone project, and their representatives provide assignments and helpful guidance to our students. Being at the center of industry and having numerous opportunities to contribute to it, our students are in an advantageous position when it comes to career building and job hunting.
Graduate programs are also available for students who wish to pursue more advanced studies.
Career Design Program
KUAS seeks to nurture all of its students into young professionals who can act independently to achieve their goals. We provide numerous opportunities to communicate with companies and working people in order to help our students adapt to social change and find purpose in their career. By doing this, students can obtain the skills necessary to create an ideal future for themselves.
KUAS also offers active-learning style classes to prepare students for job hunting in Japan. These help students to grow their understanding of industries, companies, and occupations. In addition, they empower students to develop a recognition of the skills and abilities they have gained during their student life, and how they relate to acquiring employment.
Finally, KUAS encourages students to engage in self-exploration while building their careers with the assistance of our professional career support staff.
Internship Program
KUAS works with companies both within Japan and abroad to offer internship programs specifically designed for our students. More than 100 Japanese and 30 overseas companies offer internships to KUAS students, allowing them to gain experience in a wide variety of industries.
Participating in an internship program and acquiring knowledge of the real world will give students a great advantage in finding their own specialties in the future.
