Laboratory of Rock Mechanics
As of October 13, 2021
Basic information
Division
Sustainable Resources Engineering, Cooperative Program for Resources Engineering
* Please go to Courses to see the list of subjects offered by the division.
Laboratory's URL
https://www.eng.hokudai.ac.jp/labo/rml/
Faculty members accepting applicants
FUJII Yoshiaki (Prof. (specially appointed)), , FUKUDA Daisuke (Assoc. Prof.), OHTOMO Yoko (Assoc. Prof.)
About the laboratory
Description
We are doing research on rock mechanics.
Organization of research
Experiments and/or alalyses.
Enrolled students' research topics
It is strongly recommended having a rock mechanical problem in your country and trying to solve it. We help you solve the problem.
Information for potential applicants
Applicants' background
Background in rock mechanics is required.
Who should apply?
Students who can go ahead by themselves.
How to choose a research proposal topic?
Propose toipics related rock mechanics.
How the research proposal is evaluated?
Academic achievement and English.
Plan to accept applicants
Application type | Enrollment semester | Master’s course | Doctoral course | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|
MEXT Scholarship (Uniform call) | Oct. 2022 | 〇 | 〇 | |
MEXT Embassy | 〇 | 〇 | ||
e3 Special Selection | Oct. 2022 | 〇 | 〇 |
How to apply
Please follow the application procedure for the respective application category announced at the e3 web page.
Accepting Research Students
We do not accept Research students. The only exception is students who have secured a scholarship which supports research student period (for example, MEXT via the Embassy nomination, some types of JICA scholarship etc.)
Availability of financial support
Please check the e3 web page for information about the scholarships and other financial support.
Inquiries
If you have any inquiries about the application and admission procedures etc., please contact the e3 office. You can submit your application on-line during the "matching period" irrespective of prior contact with potential supervisor(s).