The Master’s program in Infrastructure Management at Yokohama National University is an interdisciplinary graduate degree offered through the Graduate School of Urban Innovation and jointly planned with other graduate schools such as engineering, law, economics, business administration, environment, and information sciences. The program emphasizes the management aspects of infrastructure — from planning and development to operation — rather than purely technical engineering, preparing students to address real‑world infrastructure challenges in both developed and developing contexts. Students take a mix of specialized coursework, seminars, practical project learning, and optional practicum training, and complete a research thesis under faculty guidance. The program also includes preparatory training in analytical skills and broader subjects, and many students participate through scholarship schemes such as the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program, making it ideal for mid‑career professionals aiming for leadership roles in infrastructure policy, planning, and management on a global scale. 

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