The i-SMaT program is developed based on the principle of sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Our program has been established between Nagoya University (Japan), Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), and industrial sectors.
We aim to shape our students to be pioneers, researchers, or specialists in sustainable materials and technology.
1st year | Course | Credit |
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1st semester | 2354601 Special Topics in Sustainable Materials Science | 2 (S/U) |
2354828 Dissertation | 9 | |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U | |
2nd semester | 2354828 Dissertation | 9 |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U | |
2nd year | *** | |
1st semester | 2354601 Special Topics in Sustainable Materials Science | 2 (S/U) |
2354828 Dissertation | 9 | |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U | |
2354897 Qualifying Examination | S/U | |
2nd semester | 2354828 Dissertation | 9 |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U | |
3rd year | ||
1st semester | 2354828 Dissertation | 9 |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U | |
2nd semester | 2354828 Dissertation | 3 |
2354894 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar | S/U |
Students should be able to understand real issues in the industries and are able to plan research work to solve the problems.
Students are expected to coordinate and create collaborative research projects between industry and academia.
Students hope to gain knowledge and ability to think, practice and apply academic principles to develop and solve problems in the industrial sector.