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  On November 16, GSEP 1st year students together with other foreign students, accompanied by Prof. Hilofumi Yamamoto and Prof. Reiko Sato of Institute for Liberal Arts at Tokyo Tech, visited Senzokuike Elementary School, the nearest local public school from Tokyo Tech, as part of their Japanese language class requirement.  They interacted with the students with […]

This article features Prof. Gergely Juhasz, an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry. What do you think about GSEP and who would be appropriate for GSEP? GSEP is an undergraduate engineering program designed for international students. We offer English language courses, so students with limited Japanese skills can also join us. One unique point […]

This article features Prof. Michael Norton, an adjunct professor in the Department of Transdisciplinary Science and Engineering. Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) introduced the Global Scientist and Engineer Program (GSEP) in April 2016 to encourage international students to study engineering without having to overcome the tremendous challenge of learning Japanese to a sufficient level […]

At the start of the 1st quarter of their second year, GSEP 1st batch students had an opportunity to apply for an intensive course called “Science & Engineering Design for Global Talents – Overseas Programme”. It is divided into two slightly different programs; Science Communication Research Group (SCRG) and Science Museum (SM). Five of the […]

On October 13th 2017, roughly 13 students of De La Salle University High School (Philippines) and Kasetsart University Laboratory School (Thailand) had a short visit to Tokyo Tech. The current GSEP students were kind enough to find some time during their busy class schedules to talk to the visiting high school students. The short meeting […]