Currently Kyushu University has well over 170 clubs and circles that connect your passions with your campus experience. Joining a club on campus is a great way to meet new friends, develop new skills and broaden your horizon! They cover a variety of fields. Some of these clubs have come to be known outside Japan through their participation in international competitions.
The “Sozo Kobo” workshop is a facility that provides you with the freedom and opportunity to exercise your ingenuity and express yourself, developing and manufacturing your own original ideas. The unique workshop environment not present at other universities is supported and managed by the school of Engineering and the department of Mechanical Engineering. Currently the following five projects are under-way:
(2nd year, Mechanical Engineering)
Planet-Q is a circle that launches model rockets. I joined in October and launched 2 model rockets with my friends. One of those were completely designed and assembled by us, with the help of Japanese students. It is a great learning experience and you get to interact with friendly japanese students. Currently, Planet-Q is preparing for its biggest project yet. A self-made hybrid engine rocket. I am enjoying learning by doing and hope to continue being a member.
This is the Instagram official account site of the school of Engineering, Kyushu University.
@engineering_kyushu_university