Hokkaido University of Science

Hokkaido University of Science, located in Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, Japan, is a private university dedicated to education and research in science and engineering. Formerly known as Hokkaido Institute of Technology, it was founded in 1967 and renamed Hokkaido University of Science in 2014 to reflect its expansion and innovation across a wider range of scientific fields. Adhering to the philosophy of "contributing to society," the university aims to cultivate future talents with solid professional knowledge, innovative thinking, and practical skills, playing a vital role, especially in addressing the challenges of modern society. The university is renowned for its outstanding teaching and research in engineering, health sciences, pharmacy, information science, and architecture. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, and the university boasts advanced experimental facilities and research centers, providing students with abundant practical opportunities. Through close collaboration with local industries, students can participate in real-world projects, gaining valuable work experience and laying a solid foundation for their career development after graduation. Furthermore, the university actively promotes interdisciplinary research, encouraging students and faculty to exchange and collaborate across different fields to solve complex social problems. Hokkaido Science University boasts a beautiful campus with comprehensive facilities, providing students with a comfortable learning and living environment. Located in Teine Ward, Sapporo, the university enjoys convenient transportation, allowing students easy access to the city center to enjoy urban life while also experiencing Hokkaido's unique natural scenery. The university is committed to creating a supportive learning community, offering a variety of extracurricular activities and student clubs to enrich students' university life. For international students, the university also provides support services to help them adapt to studying and living in Japan, enabling them to fully integrate into the campus culture and achieve academic success.