The Master’s in Architecture and Building Engineering at Muroran Institute of Technology (Graduate School of Engineering) is a two-year full-time Master of Engineering program that prepares students for advanced professional and research work in architecture, building design, urban space planning, structural and environmental engineering, and construction technology. The program emphasizes a comprehensive and practical understanding of architectural planning and design, structural safety and durability, building facilities, and construction methods, all oriented toward creating safe, comfortable, energy-efficient buildings and sustainable living environments. Students systematically build expertise in areas such as architectural design and planning, environmental design, structural analysis, materials, and construction practice, while also developing problem-solving skills that respond to contemporary societal and environmental needs. The curriculum integrates fundamental and applied subjects, and students complete a master’s thesis under faculty supervision to demonstrate both scholarly insight and technical ability, equipping graduates for careers in architectural and construction engineering, urban design, consulting, and related fields.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.