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CAREER
The Department of Mechanical Engineering has a tradition of providing departmental job recommendations, thanks to the long-standing relationship of mutual trust with companies. Each year, almost half of our students secure employment through these recommendations. The system acts as a mediator between companies seeking recommendations and students eager to join them. Although students must decide on one company to apply to, the system boasts a high overall employment rate.
Transition of Departmental Recommendations and Open Applications for our alumni
Data are based on career path surveys collected at graduation ceremonies and do not include students who finished their studies in September or students in other majors. (There is a discrepancy with the data compiled by the employment staff.) Additionally, the data exclude research fellows or doctoral dropouts who are employed with a master's degree.
Career Path Status for the 2022 Academic Year
Employment status for the 2022 Academic Year
Our department offers advantages in job placement and career planning. We have the most comprehensive departmental recommendation system among the engineering departments.
Employment status by company for bachelor's graduates and master's graduates (2022 Academic Year)
（Recent 10 Years）
- 70 People
- Toyota
- 53 People
- Hitachi
- 47 People
- Sony
- 43 People
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
- 32 People
- Denso
- 30 People
- Nissan
- 27 People
- IHI（Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries）
- 27 People
- NTT Data
- 27 People
- Komatsu
- 24 People
- Kawasaki Heavy Industries
- 23 People
- JFE Steel
- 23 People
- FANUC
- 21 People
- Honda (Honda R&D)
- 20 People
- Canon
- 19 People
- Toshiba
- 17 People
- Panasonic
- 16 People
- Olympus
- 15 People
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Yahoo
- 13 People
- Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central)
- Nomura Research Institute
- 12 People
- Nippon Steel
- 11 People
- Bridgestone
- Fujitsu
- Fujifilm
- 10 People
- Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
- Hitachi Construction Machinery
- 9 People
- Daikin Industries
- Toyota Industries
- Ricoh
- 8 People
- AGC
- SoftBank
- Japan Patent Office
- Nintendo
- 7 People
- DeNA
- Asahi Kasei
- Keyence
- Kubota
- Sony Mobile
- Chiyoda
- Mazda Motor
- Mitsubishi
- 6 People
- NS Solutions
- Tokyo Gas
- Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance
- NTT
- Others