Ⅰ FeaturesⅡ History and ProfileⅢ RequirementsCONTENTSIn February 1908, Shigenobu Okuma, the founder of Waseda University, keenly realizing the importance of educating scientists and engineers, established a school of science and engineering, an achievement that had been thought of as impossible for a private university. Among private universities in Japan, it remains the science and engineering educational institution with the longest history. Since the first class of 37 graduates set out into the world in 1912, many graduates have followed in their footsteps and continue to contribute actively in various areas of society.Tokyo College established.Renamed Waseda University.Science and Engineering Department established, along with Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering Divisions.Becomes a university under the New University Act; Science and Engineering Department renamed the School of Science and Engineering; Graduate School established.Science and Engineering School Research Laboratory established.Waseda University established under new educational system; eleven departments created in the First School of Science and Engineering: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mining, Architecture, Applied Chemistry, Metallurgy, Electrical and Communications Engineering, Industrial Management, Civil Engineering, Applied Physics, and Mathematics. Established in the Second School of Science and Engineering are the departments of Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Architecture, and Civil Engineering.Graduate School Master’s Degree Programs established at Waseda University under the new educational system; Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, and Applied Chemistry established as departments in the Graduate Schools of Engineering.Doctoral Degree Programs established in the Graduate School.Campus relocated to the Okubo Campus.Second School abolished; the First School of Science and Engineering renamed the School of Science and Engineering.System of three undergraduate schools and three graduate schools adopted; Environment and Energy Engineering Department became the independent Graduate School of Environment and Energy Engineering.100th anniversary of the founding of the School of Science and Engineering; Center for Advanced Biomedical Sciences established.Campus name changed to Nishi-Waseda Campus. Graduate School of Global Information and Telecommunication Studies, Graduate School of Information Production and Systems, and Graduate School of Environment and Energy Engineering incorporated into the Faculty of Science and Engineering.International program started.International program reorganized as English-based program.1 History 18821902190819201940194919511953196719682007200820092010201877
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