For Applicants to Kusaka Lab.

If you would like to join Kusaka Lab., we recommend that you contact him as early as possible to arrange an interview. For graduate students, it would be better to have an interview with Prof. Kusaka before submitting the application for admission, and for undergraduates, please before submitting your assignment questionnaire. We look forward to meeting you at our seminar! If you would like to arrange an interview or attend our seminar, please contact Prof. Kusaka (kusaka.hiroyuki.ff[at]u.tsukuba.ac.jp). (Note that the at mark is written as [at] to prevent spam. Please change [at] to @ when you send an e-mail.)

Kusaka Lab. is introduced in the "Welcome to Our Laboratory (Japanese only)"  section of the School of Life and Environmental Sciences' official website (Degree programs in Life and Earth Sciences, Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences). Please visit the webpage for more information.

For Applicants From Other Universities

If you are an applicant from another university, please apply to the Geoscience Program (Geoenvironmental Sciences Field) of Degree programs in Life and Earth Sciences, the Graduate School of Science and Technology, University of Tsukuba. Click here for the Geoscience Program (Earth and Environmental Sciences). Admission information such as application guidelines and past exam questions can also be obtained from here.

You have the opportunity to study alongside members of Kusaka Lab. in either the Department of Atmospheric Sciences or Spatial Information Sciences. If you are interested in pursuing a Master's degree, please click here. Alternatively, if you are interested in pursuing a Doctoral degree, please click here.

At Kusaka Lab., we have many active members from other universities and faculties, including international students. We look forward to studying with you!

Members of Kusaka Lab. From Other Universities and Faculties

National public universities:
University of Tokyo, Kobe University,Tohoku University, Yokohama National University (2 students), Chiba University (2 students),  Tokyo Gakugei University (3 students),  Hirosaki University, Akita University (2 students), Iwate University,  Fukushima University (2 students), Ibaraki University, University of Yamanashi, Ehime University (3 students), Kochi University, Nagasaki University, University of Miyazaki, Kagoshima University, National Defense Academy, Tokyo Metropolitan University (3 students)

Private universities:
Tokyo University of Science (2 students), Hosei University, Rikkyo University, Nihon University (8 students), Japan Women's University, Toho University, Tokai University, Rissho University, Komazawa University, Kyoto Sangyo University, Okayama University of Science, Kwansei Gakuin University (2 students)

International Students:
East China Normal University (China), Shanghai Normal University (China), Sabaragamuwa University (Sri Lanka), National University of Malaysia (Malaysia), Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines), University of South Australia (Australia), Sofia University (Bulgaria), University of Reading (UK), Chinese University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) (2 students), State College of Meteorology Climatology And Geophysics (Indonesia)

Faculties:
Faculty of Science (Meteorology and Climatology; 17 students), Faculty of Science (other majors; 5 students), Faculty of Engineering (8 students), Faculty of Environmental Science (1 student), Faculty of Humanities and Education (4 students), Global human science (1 student)

(Written by: Satoka Morohashi, Taketo Nakai, and Erika Yamada; Edited by: Lingbo Xue)