The School of Mechanical Engineering aims to train professionals in mechanical engineering who are capable of improving human life and the environment based on their extensive technical knowledge and expertise. To that end, we are committed to producing competent engineers who possess the capacity to solve problems related to mechanical engineering, assimilate knowledge from diverse areas, and develop future-oriented professional expertise and leadership based on experience gained through teamwork. The Mechanical Systems Engineering program is designed to produce engineers who will go on to work in areas related to energy and environmental systems; production, design, and processing; and robotics and nano-systems based on the theoretical knowledge and practical skills they gained through education on basic structural mechanics, computer-aided design, lab testing, and capstone design. The Convergence Mechanical Engineering program offers courses on practical skills, such as mechanics, engineering design methodology, and lab testing, based on mechanical engineering theory and computer-based test interpretation with the aim of producing mechanical engineers with a broad understanding of human movement science, nanotechnology, bioscience, IT, and cognitive science. The Mechanical and Energy Engineering program gives students the opportunity to gain professional knowledge and learn about the latest technology in areas related to energy and the environment, allowing them to become experts capable of solving energy-related problems by applying the principles of mechanical engineering in creative ways.