Development of biological production technology and stable supply of safe and secure food
The Department of Food Production conducts education and research on plant production in fields, cultivation facilities, and plant factories, as well as on the processes of distribution, storage, processing, and marketing of harvested products, in order to realize “development of biological production technologies and stable supply of safe and secure food” that the agricultural sciences field should take on. In addition, in order to respond to the social need for “6th industrialization,” a wide range of knowledge is required from cultivation, harvesting, distribution, storage, processing, and marketing, and in order to respond to “smart agriculture,” state-of-the-art ICT, plant biometrics, and computer analysis technologies are required. From the viewpoint of human resource development, the program will be based on botany, agronomy, ecology, and biological environment regulation, to which will be added molecular biological knowledge and methods, sociological knowledge and methods such as business administration and field research, to teach a wide range of knowledge and technologies necessary for various forms of food production, from environmentally friendly agriculture to plant production using plant factories, to ensure stable food production. We also teach the wide range of knowledge and techniques necessary for various forms of food production, from environmentally friendly agriculture to plant production using plant factories.

Elucidation of Biological Functions and Utilization of Biological Resources
Life science, which is based on biotechnology, is a field of study that is expected to contribute to various areas related to life, such as healthy living and the achievement of a healthy and long-lived society through the analysis of life phenomena. The Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology aims to develop from the basic field of elucidating life phenomena at various levels, from molecules such as organic compounds, proteins, nucleic acids, and enzymes to microorganisms, animal and plant cells, and even individual organisms, using chemical methods, to the applied field of creating innovative technologies using biotechnology and developing functional foods and pharmaceuticals. The Department of Biotechnology and Life Science conducts education and research with the aim of expanding into applied fields such as the creation of innovative technologies using biotechnology and the development of functional foods and pharmaceuticals. We contribute to society by elucidating biological functions and effectively utilizing biological resources. The Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology aims to cultivate human resources who can play an active role in a wide range of biotechnology-related industries, including food, chemistry, and pharmaceuticals, by deepening students’ understanding of life phenomena and functions through a wide range of lecture courses on life science, and by providing them with general and practical skills to deal with various issues through a variety of experimental courses.

Upon completion of the department’s food sanitation inspector program, students will be eligible for appointment as food sanitation supervisors and food sanitation inspectors.

Creation, restoration, conservation, management and use of the biological environment
One of the major missions of agricultural science is to build a sustainable society that coexists in harmony with nature. To realize this mission, it is necessary to acquire advanced scientific knowledge and techniques to create, restore, conserve, manage, and utilize various environments surrounding humans and living organisms, such as forests, farmlands, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and oceans, from mountains to seas.

The Department of Environmental Science and Technology aims to develop human resources who understand the actual environmental problems occurring in a wide range of sites from mountains to oceans and the actual responses to those problems, and who can play an active role in the field on a regional to global scale. Specifically, we teach advanced methods of environmental measurement, analysis, and analysis of soil, water, and ecosystems, as well as methods for improving the environment, and the basic and engineering knowledge of chemistry, biology, physics, and other fields that form the foundation of these methods.

In addition, students who complete the Department’s Agricultural Civil Engineering Program (JABEE accredited program) will be qualified as an Assistant Professional Engineer, and those who complete the Forest Resources Science Course and the Regional Environmental Engineering Course will be qualified as Assistant Professional Surveyors.