Research Exchange on Campus 2

To pursue a minor course, visit the faculty laboratory responsible for the subject area group. Alternatively, to overcome obstacles in your graduation research, visit a faculty laboratory in another course.
There are two main approaches:
1) When pursuing a minor course
Taking the core subject is mandatory for minor course completion. Therefore, join the laboratory of the faculty member responsible for the subject area group.
Option 2) To deepen learning for graduation research
When encountering obstacles in graduation research and seeking information, research methods, or experimental techniques from other fields, study abroad in another course’s laboratory is possible. However, this requires an agreement between your supervising professor and the host professor.

Students may spend a semester affiliated with a laboratory outside their own course within the Faculty of Engineering, gaining practical experience in research methodologies, supervision practices, and departmental culture.
For students pursuing a minor course, this placement provides an opportunity to apply knowledge acquired through subject-specific lectures across disciplines, fostering cross-disciplinary connections and establishing a second mentor.
Furthermore, it enables students to overcome obstacles encountered in their graduation research and discover solutions from other fields.

1. In other course laboratories, you can carry out the academic content, methodologies, experiments, etc actually.
2. You can acquire academic content, methodologies, experimental techniques, and analytical methods.
3. You can experience the cultural differences of other courses.