Etchujima Campus
School of Marine Technology
We will acquire practical engineering knowledge and skills related to maritime transportation, such as ship operation, machinery, and distribution, and develop engineers who can solve problems.
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School of Marine Life ScienceShinagawa Campus
- Undergraduate Course of Marine Biosciences
- Undergraduate Course of Food Science and Technology
- Undergraduate Course of Marine Policy and Culture
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School of Marine Resources and EnvironmentShinagawa Campus
- Undergraduate Course of Ocean Sciences
- Undergraduate Course of Marine Resources and Energy
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Graduate
Graduate School of Marine Science and TechnologyShinagawa Etchujima Campus- Master's course
- Doctoral course
We have been selected for the Space Strategy Fund's "Space-Related Applications and New Industry Seed Creation Hub."
Selected for the Space Strategy Fund's "Space-Repurposing and New Industry Seed Creation Hub"
We are promoting the development of next-generation PNT technology to support a ubiquitous autonomous mobile society.
This technology development project aims to create a next-generation system that seamlessly covers everything from outer space to urban areas, indoors, and underwater.TFNWe will continue to advance research and development of (position, navigation, and clock) technologies, and in the future10~20We aim to establish a research and development hub that will lead the way over the years.
In the future autonomous mobile society, distributed automation systems such as drones and robots, and the high-speed communication networks that support them, will be indispensable as social infrastructure. To realize this, in addition to positioning systems using high-orbit satellites, low-orbit satellites ( LEO ) and ground-mounted typeTFNA next-generation system with integrated high precision and reliabilityTFNTechnical skills are required.
Furthermore, as a biological name, "nautilus" refers to the chambered nautilus, a creature whose name itself shares its etymological roots with words for "ship" and "voyager." TFNTechnology is a fundamental technology that supports important social infrastructure such as transportation, logistics, and communications, and from the perspective of technology security, the development of research and development centers is required.
This project aims to promote collaboration not only in the space sector but also in non-space sectors such as land, air, and sea mobility automation technologies, and to develop next-generation technologies.TFNWe will advance technology and accelerate research and development. Furthermore, we will strengthen collaboration between industry, academia, and government through diverse use cases, contributing to the realization of an autonomous mobile society and the creation of new industries.
<Related links>
JAXA Space Strategy Fund Website


