Regular Course Admissions Policy

Regular Course Admissions Policy

The National Institute of Technology's Tomakomai College welcomes a wide range of domestic and international students with basic academic abilities in various fields, a passion for learning and diverse qualities. Essential aims include building character and independence, producing engineers with well-balanced expertise, instilling virtue and physical ability, and creating individuals capable of working actively for the public good.

Admission requirements
  • A thirst for high-level education and specialist technological expertise
  • Interest in manufacturing and a passion for applying abilities toward public contribution
  • An inquiring mind and a sense of curiosity for new things 
Basic regular-course admissions policy

For referral-based admissions, the comprehensive evaluation of reports, reference documents, letters of self-recommendation and interview results is conducted in consideration of motivation, enthusiasm, aptitude and other factors. Applicants with the qualities and basic academic abilities necessary are selected.

For academic achievement-based admissions, comprehensive evaluation of exam results (with emphasis on mathematics, science and English) and report content is conducted. Applicants with the qualities and basic academic abilities necessary are selected.

For returnee admissions, comprehensive evaluation of exam results, report content and interview results is conducted in consideration of motivation, enthusiasm, aptitude and other factors. Applicants with the qualities and basic academic abilities necessary are selected from among those who have lived overseas.

For transfer admissions, comprehensive evaluation of exam results, report content and interview results is conducted in consideration of motivation, enthusiasm, aptitude and other factors. Applicants with the qualities and basic academic abilities are selected for the relevant division and year.

Applications are invited in consideration of the stipulations provided below.

Mechanical Engineering Division

Students learn about mechanisms and methods of drawing energy from nature and related utilization. The division welcomes students aspiring to create and operate mechanical systems toward a more affluent and dependable future with the following qualities:

  • Interest in the development and application of energy, materials and information, and enthusiasm for independent formulation and application of such
  • Interest in manufacturing and related mechanisms along with a passion for deeper learning
  • A desire for self-improvement and contribution to the public good in harmony with the natural environment

Civil Engineering Division

Students enjoy a wide range of learning opportunities, including fieldwork based on the regional environment, toward the development of facilities and systems supporting safety and convenience. Individuals with the following qualities are invited to apply:

  • Interest in the design and construction of bridges, roads and other public structures
  • Interest in disaster prevention technology for public safety
  • Interest in the design of pleasant environments and landscapes

Applied Chemistry and Biochemistry Division

The division welcomes aspiring chemical engineers seeking to use the principles of chemistry and biochemistry to create environmentally friendly materials for the public good. Individuals with the following qualities are invited to apply:

  • Interest in the nature of environmental materials and creatures
  • A sound background in science and mathematics and an interest in experimentation
  • Ability to proactively and enthusiastically undertake new tasks based on teamwork

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Division

The division welcomes students aspiring to work for the public good based on learning in a wide range of fields including natural energy, robotics, electric automobiles, electronics and information/communication. Individuals with the following qualities are invited to apply:

  • Interest in solar/wind and other natural energy sources and robots
  • Interest in electrical and electronic engineering
  • Interest in the mechanisms behind information transmission

Computer Science and Engineering Division

The division seeks to foster individuals with expertise in the fields of software, hardware, information systems and integration systems to support a highly information-oriented society. Individuals with the following qualities are invited to apply:

  • Interest in computers and networks
  • Interest in information processing, system design and development using computers
  • A desire for public contribution based on expertise in information science and engineering