The fields of modern electrical engineering, electronics, and information and communication engineering were founded in the 19th century, experienced remarkable advancement throughout the 20th century, and continue to grow as the most active and innovative areas today. In this department, students cultivate a broad and deep understanding of a wide range of technologies, including energy and environmental technologies, nanotechnology, electronics, automatic control, information and communication technologies, and information processing.
The department has over 100 faculty members, organized into more than 40 research laboratories. Each laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art research facilities and engages in cutting-edge research in its area of expertise, providing high-quality education and personalized guidance to each student.
Students entering Nagoya University begin by studying Liberal Arts & Sciences subjects, including Languages and Health and Sports Sciences, during their first and second years, as well as introductory subjects in electrical engineering, electronics, and information engineering. In the third year, they enhance their understanding of fields related to electrical engineering, such as energy, devices, electronics, computers, and communication through lectures, exercises, practical training, and laboratory experiments. In the fourth year, students acquire comprehensive knowledge by conducting graduation research on a topic of their choice, and graduate as professionals who lead the development and advancement of the fields of electrical, electronic, and information engineering. Many graduates of the undergraduate course continue their studies in the Graduate School of Engineering, enrolling in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or Information and Communication Engineering to acquire more advanced knowledge and skills.