
Research Presentation Award on 64th Conference of Japan Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
2023.12.05
Awards
* The language used in the event is Japanese. Kyushu University Design Library holds a seminar on the plants i…
The 1st International Symposium on Design Creativity (ISDC2024) was successfully held at Ohashi Campus from No…
We are pleased to announce the upcoming international symposium to be held at the Design Commons as outlined b…
* The language used in the event is Japanese. Kyushu University Design Library holds a seminar on the renovati…
The Human Life Design and Science Course trains students to understand and conceptualize the way of life from a bird's eye view based on human characteristics and advanced science and technology, and to be able to apply this knowledge toward the realization of the ideal way of life. Specifically, we aim to develop individuals who understand human physiological, morphological, behavioral, and psychological characteristics, who can rethink our way of life based on human sensitivity and creativity, who can apply and integrate knowledge to create a scientifically and culturally richer life, and who have the cutting-edge scientific knowledge to realize a safe, secure, and more desirable way of life for humanity.
Human Factors and Ergonomics
Physiological Anthropology
Kansei Behavioral Science
Creative Science and Engineering
Functional Engineering
Students will acquire advanced interdisciplinary knowledge of science and technology and the ability to analyze information based on statistical and mathematical reasoning and develop it into designs.
Public Design
Product Design
Communication Design
This course provides students opportunities to conceptualize the way of life and provides educational subjects on human characteristics, science and technology, and lifescape design necessary to create mono, services, systems, and living environments for realizing a safe, secure, and more desirable life, thereby deepening their specialized knowledge.
In addition to lecture subjects, project subjects are also provided for students to acquire practical skills.
Students who want to study broadly and acquire comprehensive skills can acquire cross-disciplinary knowledge and skills by actively taking subjects not only in their own major but also in other majors.
Name | Position | Field of Specialization |
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FUJI Tomoaki | Professor | Machine Design |
HIGUCHI Shigekazu | Professor | Physiological Anthropology, Chronobiology, Sleep Science, Kansei Science |
MAEDA Takafumi | Professor | Physiological Anthropology, Environmental Ergonomics, Thermal Physiology |
MATSUMAE Akane | Professor | Social Psychology, Creativity, Participatory Design, Relationship Design, Social Innovation |
MURAKI Satoshi | Professor | Ergonomics for All Ages and Abilities |
AKITA Naoshige | Associate Professor | Interior Design, Interior Product Design, Science of Design, Inclusive Design |
NISHIMURA Takayuki | Associate Professor | Physiological Anthropology |
SAITO Kazuya | Associate Professor | Digital Fabrication, Mechanical Engineering |
SAITO Toshifumi | Associate Professor | Creative Direction, Art Direction, Advertising Design, Museum Design |
SOGABE Haruka | Associate Professor | Design Process, Sign Design, Public Space Design |
LOH Ping Yeap | Assistant Professor | Physical Ergonomics, Occupational Therapy |
MOTOMURA Yuki | Assistant Professor | Physiological Anthropology, Kansei science, Psychophysiology |
NISHIMURA Eigo | Assistant Professor | Behavioral Analysis |
SAWAI Kenichi | Assistant Professor | Mathematical Engineering, Mathematical Modeling of Perception |