Gunma University is a public institution located in Maebashi, Japan and chartered in 1949 as the first national university in the northern Kanto region. Gunma University is dedicated to furnishing high-quality education and research and has been appreciated as a top institution in diverse fields.
Gunma University proffers undergraduate and graduate programs in various disciplines, including medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, engineering, humanities, and social sciences. The research activities at Gunma University span a broad range of fields and are conducted in various research centers and institutes.
Gunma University contributes to the local community via its outreach programs and established partnerships with local companies and organizations to improve regional advancement and economic processes.
With its world-class research facilities, Gunma University is well-placed to continue making remarkable contributions to advancing knowledge in various fields. Gunma University imparts high-quality education and research to students via diverse and flexible programs that integrate practical experiences, cultural understanding, and global perspectives.
Address: Japan, 〒371-8510 Gunma, Maebashi, Aramakimachi, ４−2
Phone: +81 27-220-7111
Email: g-admission@jimu.gunma-u.ac.jp
Website: https://www.guic.gunma-u.ac.jp/
• Bachelor-s degree in Computer Science
• Master-s degree in Computer Science
• Doctoral degree in Computer Science
• Bachelor-s degree in Information and Communication Engineering
• Master-s degree in Information and Communication Engineering
• Doctoral degree in Information and Communication Engineering
• Bachelor-s degree in Applied Informatics
• Master-s degree in Applied Informatics
• Doctoral degree in Applied Informatics
Gunma University in Maebashi-Japan has a strong computer science research program with a focus on areas such as
• Machine Learning
• Mathematical and Information Sciences
• Computer Systems and Computation
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computer Vision
Machine Learning:
• Explainable and interpretable machine learning models
• Reinforcement learning for robotics and control systems
• Time-series analysis and prediction using machine learning
• Large-scale data processing and analysis with machine learning
Mathematical and Information Sciences:
• Graph theory and network analysis
• Cryptography and data security
• Computational geometry and topology
• Numerical methods and optimization algorithms
Computer Systems and Computation:
• High-performance computing and parallel processing
• Distributed systems and cloud computing
• Computer architectures and microprocessor design
• Operating systems and virtualization
Artificial Intelligence:
• Natural language processing and understanding
• Multi-agent systems and game theory
• Cognitive computing and human-computer interaction
• Machine learning for personalized recommendation systems
Computer Vision;
• Statistical analysis of the reliability of the reconstructed 3-D representation
• Optimization techniques for maximizing the accuracy of computation in the presence of noise
• 3-D geometric modeling for autonomous robot navigation
• System implementation of real image understanding based on stereo and motion
• Object-oriented graphics systems for 3-D displaying environments
• Center for Artificial Intelligence Research (CAIR)
• Laboratory of Software Engineering
• Laboratory of Advanced Networking and Security (LANS)
• Laboratory of Computer Graphics and Multimedia
• Laboratory of Human-Computer Interaction
• Laboratory of Cognitive Science and Computational Linguistics
• Laboratory of Information Systems and Business Intelligence
• Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship
• Japanese Government Scholarships
• Private organization scholarship
• Gunma University International Student Scholarship
• Gunma University Doctoral Scholarship for International Students
• Gunma University Scholarship for International Students
• JASSO Scholarship
• MEXT Scholarship
Funded projects in computer science at Gunma University - Maebashi - Japan
• Compressing and Indexing Documents, Including Japanese Texts
• Design of Graphs for Computer Networks
• Analysis of Stochastic Systems
• Type Theory and its Applications to Programming Languages
• Design and Analysis of Approximation Algorithms
• Satellite Communication Systems
• Load Balancing of WWW Traffic
• Protein Structure and Its Folding-Unfolding Process
The admission requirements for the Ph.D. program in Computer Science at Gunma University in Maebashi are
• Applicants must hold a master-s degree or equivalent in Computer Science or a related field from an authorized university
• Non-native English-speaking applicants must be proficient in either English or Japanese by submitting TOEFL, IELTS, or other recognized language proficiency tests scores
• Applicants must provide a research proposal that details their research interests and goals for their Ph.D. program
• Applicants must submit academic transcripts from all higher education institutions studied
• Applicants must submit two or more letters of recommendation from academic advisors or professors
• Supplement documents, including a CV or resume, a statement of purpose, and/or a list of publications, may be required
