The Master’s Program in Mathematics at the Graduate School of Science, Kobe University is a two‑year postgraduate (master’s) course designed to deepen students’ understanding of advanced mathematical theories and methods while developing their ability to conduct independent research and contribute to mathematical knowledge. As part of the Department of Mathematics, the program allows students to engage with major areas of mathematics—including analysis, algebra and geometry, and applied mathematics—through advanced coursework, seminars, and close collaboration with faculty. Students complete required credits and produce a master’s thesis based on original research under academic supervision. Graduates of this program are prepared for a range of careers in research, academia, and industries that value strong mathematical and analytical skills.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
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Rokkodai Campus: The main campus, offering broad views of Kobe city and the port, housing nine of the university's eleven faculties, including Engineering.
Kusunoki Campus: Known for health-related fields, like Medicine.
Myodani Campus: Focuses on areas such as Law, Economics, and Business Administration.
Fukae Campus: Home to the School of Economics and the Faculty of Agriculture.