Division of Environmental Science & Technology

Research Goals

The people of the earth have been living and developing in a natural way by engaging in various productive activities appropriate to the natural environment peculiar to the respective regions where they reside. On the other hand, it is well known that the environmental problems which have been brought about by remarkable industrial development, sharp increase in population, and highly substantial civilization in recent times are becoming so serious that the existence of the human race is being threatened.
One of the practical measures that the human race should take to "preserve a good environment" is to "maintain the diversities of nature and human activity, both of which are peculiar to each region, and to search for and establish solutions for coping with productive activities and living affairs".
This is one of the objectives of our study. In order to achieve the objectives of the study, it is necessary to expand the diversified fields of study. In this regard, the division consists of 6 chairs (including one cooperative off-campus chair-The Chair of Radiation Safety Control) and 13 laboratories.
   

News

Master's Thesis Oral Defense (September 2024 graduation)

All master's candidates expected to graduate in September 2024 are required to take a thesis oral examination on Monday, July 29, 2024 from 13:15 p.m. at W522 to complete the master's program at the Division of Environmental Science and Technology.

List of Laboratories and Teaching Staffs

Chair Laboratory ProfessorAssociate Professor Assistant Professor
Comparative Agricultural ScienceComparative Agricultural ScienceTakeshi MIYAKE;
Hitoshi SHINJO;
Ayako KATAYAMA
Agro-ecosystem ScienceTropical AgricultureHirokazu HIGUCHITomohiro KONDO
Soil ScienceShinya FUNAKAWATetsuhiro WATANABEMakoto SHIBATA
Terrestrial Microbial EcologyChihiro
TANAKA
Akira YOSHIMIYuko TAKEUCHI
Kenya TSUJI
Ecological InformationNorihide HINOMOTO Shuichi YANO
Environmental Development EngineeringAgricultural Facilities EngineeringKazunori FUJISAWAGUO JiaShoichi KIYAMA
Water Resources EngineeringMasayuki FUJIHARAKoichi UNAMI;
Junichiro TAKEUCHI
Land and Water Resources ManagementHydrological Environment EngineeringKimihito NAKAMURATakehide HAMA
Rural PlanningEmi TAKEYAMA Kenichirou ONITSUKAAkiko HIGASHIGUCHI
Bioproduction Engineering  Agricultural Systems EngineeringRyozo NOGUCHIJuro MIYASAKA;
Katsuaki OHDOI
Ayana ITO
Field Robotics Michihisa IIDA Masahiko SUGURI;
Ryohei MASUDA
Bio-Sensing EngineeringNaoshi KONDOKeiichiro SHIRAGA
Radiation Safety Control Radiation Safety ControlYoko FUJIKAWAHiroshi YASHIMA 

The realm of study includes both the research of clarifying dynamic movements of ecosystems in fields ranging from forests to farm lands, water-circulating mechanism, etc., and that of establishing the engineering, ecological and/or biological technologies for developing the agriculture, forestry and rural communities through wisely using natural resources while maintaining the natural environment.
The Division is an exciting space of research, tackling a wide variety of topics associated with currently noteworthy environmental issues. We expect you to join us.

Students (includingforeign students) : 137, Foreign students : 34 (April, 2023))

Contact

Office of Division of Environmental Science & Technology 

Phone

+81-075-753-6150

Address

Kitashirakawa Oiwake-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8502, JAPAN