By concurrently learning the areas of machine design, manufacturing, and materials, in which traditional and innovation technologies co-exist, in a comprehensive manner, students could acquire skills relating to Moving Manufacturing, including from materials through to the design of machines.

To work in the specialized fields of machines used in our lives, students learn the fields of heat and flow in a fusional manner and support future social infrastructure including energy to engines, automobiles, and airplanes.

Aiming at understanding human beings from an engineering perspective and using that understanding for computer-controlled machines that help people, the field covers a wide scope of study in an integrated manner: from the points of contact of machines with living bodies, welfare, and people to robot development.