The Master’s in Ocean Engineering at Yokohama National University is offered through the Graduate School of Engineering Science under the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, and Ocean Engineering and is available as a fully English-taught graduate program for international students. This two-year Master of Engineering program (Specialization: Systems Design for Ocean-Space) is designed to develop advanced technical and research competencies in naval architecture, marine systems design, offshore structures, ocean energy utilization, fluid dynamics, and structural mechanics through an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates mechanical engineering principles, materials science, and computational technologies. Students gain expertise in analyzing ocean-space systems from micro- to macro-scale physical phenomena and in designing environmentally sustainable marine technologies for energy extraction, marine infrastructure, and offshore resource utilization through coursework, studio-based R&D training, and industry-linked internships, including overseas training opportunities. The program aims to produce globally competitive engineers capable of applying mathematical science and information technologies to develop innovative ocean engineering systems that maintain a balance between technological advancement and environmental sustainability.

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