CAREER PATH
Career path
Career support by the Office for Promotion of Engineers Network of the Division of Mechanical Engineering
The Division of Mechanical Engineering at Tohoku University, established the “Office for Promotion of Engineers Network” and has cooperated with over 100 companies. The office supports students searching for jobs and cooperates with industries about education and research. Students focus on a place of employment based on the information gathered from company visiting program in their 3rd year of undergraduate studies, and while also taking an internship in the 1st year of graduate studies. Company brochures are also provided by the Office for Promotion of Engineers Network and the Technofestival Division of Mechanical Engineering. The students who would like to be considered for jobs by recommendation from the university will be considered based on request and an interview with a supervisor. Through this special program and collaboration with many companies, students have a high chance of being hired for the jobs they desire.
Career path of graduate student of Division of Mechanical Engineering (2025)
Place of employment of graduated master course students from the 4 departments of the division of mechanical engineering in 2025
Toyota Motor Corp./Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd./Isuzu Motors Ltd./Tokyo Electron Limited/Canon Inc./IHI Corp./Honda Motor Co., Ltd./Bridgestone Corp./Ebara Corp./Komatsu Ltd./Kobe Steel, Ltd./Nomura Research Institute, Ltd./Mitsubishi Electric Corp./Toray Industries, Inc./Central Japan Railway Co./NEC Corp./JFE Engineering Corp./Olympus Corp./Panasonic Corp./Kao Corp./Kubota Corp./Hitachi High-Tech Corp./ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd./ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS CO., LTD./ASAHI INTECC CO., LTD./NS Solutions Corp./Fuji Electric Co., Ltd./Beijing YUE QUAN Bionics/Cosmoserve Space/JFE Steel Corp./NTT EAST, Inc./Accenture PLC/Woven by Toyota, Inc./Okuma Corp./OMRON Social solutions/OMRON Corp./Suntory Holdings Ltd./SUZUKI Motor Corp./SEIKO EPSON Corp./Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corp./Sony Corp./TripodWorks Co., Ltd./Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd./Panasonic Corp./Bosch Corp./ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corp./ITOCHU Corp./Yokogawa Electric Corp./INPEX Corp./LIXIL Corp./AISIN Corp./Internet Initiative Japan Inc./KEYENCE Corp./CUEBiC Inc./DENSO TEN ttd./NuFlare Technology, Inc./FAST RETAILING Co., ltd./BayCurrent Consulting , Inc./MACNICA, Inc./Shimadzu Corp./TOSHIBA Corp./Development Bank of Japan Inc./Hitachi Ltd./Makino Milling Machine Co., Ltd./MEIDENSHA Corp./Kyushu Railway Company/Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency/MODEC, Inc./Mitsubishi Chemical Corp./Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Aero Engines, Ltd./Mitsubishi Electric Engineering Co., Ltd./umitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd./Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd./Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd./Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd./SHIMIZU Corp./West Japan Engineering Consultants Inc./Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd./Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd./Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc./Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corp./Nissan Motor Corp./NIPPON STEEL ENGINEERING CO., LTD./IBM Japan, Ltd./Japan Tobacco Inc./Texas Instruments Japan Ltd./NSK Ltd./Nintendo Co., Ltd./Baoji Guanghui Machinery Co., Ltd./Ajinomoto Co., Inc./Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd./The Japan Research Institute, Ltd.
Internship
1st year Master Course students can take a two or three week internship during the University scheduled summer vacation. Students receive hands-on training in companies from diverse fields. Overseas internships (usually two months) are also accepted. Students participating in an internship with Japanese companies are accepted to take part in training, however this does not guarantee future employment with the company where an internship is undertaken.
By doing internships, students can see a larger society and realize the connection between their studies and research in graduate school with real life applications.
Technofestival
The Technofestival is held every year by current students. Putting company booths on-site during the festival, students who think about job searching in the Division of Mechanical Engineering can see booths and have an opportunity to meet individually with people from various companies. In addition to freely choosing and hearing introductions from companies, many of which are utilizing cutting edge technology, it is an event that students can take time to prepare for prospective job searching and career planning. The Staff of Professors from the Division of Mechanical Engineering recruit companies that join this event and support in carrying out the event by volunteering time and financially supporting the event.