Kyoto University is a prestigious research institution in Kyoto, Japan, established in 1897. Kyoto University is one of Japan-s oldest and has a robust reputation for academic excellence. Kyoto University is popular for its research in a broad array of fields, such as science, engineering, medicine, humanities, and social sciences.
Kyoto University aims to produce exceptional knowledge by qualifying researchers with freedom and autonomy while adhering to high standards. With multiple graduate schools, faculties, research institutes, and centers, the university is dedicated to advancing pure and applied research in the humanities, sciences, and technology.
By combining diverse perspectives, Kyoto University will improve high-quality learning that encourages independent and collaborative thinking. The university seeks to educate exceptional researchers and specialists to make responsible contributions to the global human and ecological community.
Address:  Yoshidahonmachi, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8501, Japan
Phone:  Phone: +81 75-753-7531
Email:  kumail-qa * mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Website:  https://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en
Undergraduate Programs:
• Department of Information Science and Engineering
• Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Department of Intelligence Science and Technology
• Department of Global Engineering
Master-s Programs:
• Graduate School of Informatics
• Graduate School of Engineering
Ph.D. Programs:
• Doctoral Program in Informatics
• Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering and Electronics
• Doctoral Program in Engineering Science
• Doctoral Program in Global Engineering
Kyoto University in Japan has a renowned computer science department with a strong focus on research in areas such as
• Computer Algorithms
• Computer Architecture
• Computer Software
• Communication Systems
• Engineering Integrated-media Communications
• Intelligent Communication Networks
• Integrated Systems Engineering
• Advanced Signal Processing
• Radio Atmospheric Sciences
• Artificial Intelligence
Computer Algorithms:
• Algorithmic game theory
• Computational geometry
• Machine learning algorithms
• Optimization algorithms
Computer Architecture:
• Computer architecture design
• High-performance computing
• Parallel processing architectures
• Quantum computing architectures
Computer Software:
• Compiler design and optimization
• Cybersecurity
• Distributed systems
• Programming languages and systems
Communication Systems Engineering:
• Network protocols and architectures
• Wireless communication systems
• 5G and beyond technologies
• Internet of Things (IoT) systems
Integrated-media Communications:
• Multimedia content analysis and retrieval
• Content-based image and video retrieval
• Virtual reality and augmented reality systems
• Human-computer interaction
• Multimedia information processing
Intelligent Communication Networks:
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning for communication networks
• Network traffic analysis and modeling
• Network resource allocation and management
• Network security and privacy
• Intelligent transportation systems
Integrated Systems Engineering:
• Cyber-physical systems
• Control and optimization of complex systems
• Robotics and automation
• System identification and modeling
• System integration and verification
Advanced Signal Processing:
• Adaptive signal processing
• Array signal processing
• Image and video processing
• Speech and audio signal processing
• Statistical signal processing
Radio Atmospheric Sciences:
• Radio wave propagation and scattering
• Radio wave remote sensing
• Ionospheric physics and modeling
• Space weather forecasting
• Radio astronomy
Artificial Intelligence:
• Machine learning algorithms and applications
• Natural language processing
• Robotics and autonomous systems
• Explainable AI and AI ethics
• RIMS Computer Science Laboratory
• Group of Computer Algorithms (Minato Lab)
• Nakamura Lab
• Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies (ACCMS)
• Center for Low Temperature and Materials Sciences (LTM CENTER)
• Kokoro Research Center
• The Hakubi Center for Advanced Research
• Center for the Promotion of Interdisciplinary Education and Research
• Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho: MEXT) Scholarships
• Student Exchange Support Program
• Scholarships from private foundations
• Foreign government scholarships
• Asian Future Leadership Scholarship Program (AFLSP)
• MEXT Scholarship
• JSPS Scholarship
• Kyoto University International Education Program (KUINEP) Scholarship
• Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program
• JASSO Scholarship
To apply for a Ph.D. program at Kyoto University in Japan, candidates need to meet the following admission requirements:
• Candidates should hold a Master-s degree in a related field from an accredited university
• Candidates must be proficient in either English or Japanese language and provide their evidence of proficiency via either TOEFL or IELTS exam scores/either JLPT or EJU exam scores
• Candidates must have a strong academic background with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher in a Master-s degree program
• Candidates should have prior research experience demonstrated via publications in academic journals or conference proceedings, participation in research projects, or other related activities
• Candidates need to submit at least two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references
• Candidates need to submit a statement of purpose detailing research interests, goals, and motivation for Ph.D. study