Graduate School of Sciences and Technology for Innovation, Tokushima University

This course fosters practical personnel who can contribute proactively to creating sustainable regional communities. With high level expertise in humanities, society and human sciences and broad knowledge in related fields, they can work with social actors in local communities to solve local issues based on a comprehensive and global perspective.
Students who graduate are awarded a Master of Arts degree.

This course fosters personnel with broad knowledge and logical thinking in clinical psychology and related fields, who can contribute to the creation of sustainable local communities from the perspective of recovery, retention and enhancement of mental health.
Students who graduate are awarded a Master of Clinical Psychology degree.

This course comprises eight departments, the Department of Mathematical Sciences, Department of Natural Science, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of Mechanical Science, Department of Applied Chemistry, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Department of Computer Science and Department of Optical Science. It fosters personnel who understand the latest basic, leading-edge technologies, and who can create new value in fields including science and technology, industry and society from a global perspective.
Students who graduate from the Department of Mathematical Sciences and Department of Natural Science are awarded a Master of Science degree.
Students who graduate from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of Mechanical Science, Department of Applied Chemistry, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Department of Computer Science and Department of Optical Science are awarded a Master of Engineering degree.

This course comprises three departments, the Department of Applied Life Science, Department of Food Bioscience, and Department of Agrobioscience. This course fosters advanced specialists who understand the biological phenomena and bioscience-related technologies involved in the creation and use of biotic resources. They can create new value in fields including science and technology, industry and society from a global and composite perspective based on the medium to long term needs of industry and society.
Students who graduate are awarded a Master of Bioresource Science degree.