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Ranked 8th nationwide (including national and public universities) in the ‘2026 Employment Rate Ranking of 400 Leading Companies.’

1 Toyota Technological Institute★ 73.1%
2 Nagoya Institute of Technology 56.3%
3 Hitotsubashi University 54.7%
4 Keio University★ 48.7%
5 Institute of Science Tokyo 47.3%
6 Tokyo University of Science★ 45.6%
7 The University of Electro-Communications 42.4%
9 Waseda University★ 41.0%
10 Akita International University 40.0%

Employment rate

99.5%

*Not limited to the
top 400 companies
*Share of graduates who
found jobs among those
seeking employment

Tekushiba-kun
 ★Private universities

Shibaura Institute of Technology ranked 8th nationwide among Japan’s leading universities.
With comprehensive career development programs including department-specific career guidance, structured employment seminars, and personalized career counseling, the University provides strong support for students’ career paths.

As a result, the employment rate of the Class of 2025 reached 99.5%, and 42.4% of graduates secured positions at one of Japan’s Top 400 leading companies, reflecting the University’s outstanding employment performance.

For inquiries regarding career and employment support, please contact the Career Support Section.
career@ow.shibaura-it.ac.jp
Inquiries are welcome from students of all academic years.

 

Ranked No. 1 nationwide in the ‘Universities HR Pays Attention to and Is Eager to Recruit From’ category of the ‘University Rankings Based on Alumni Career Success’!

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THE World University Rankings 2027

Overall Ranking (selected private universities only)

Tekushiba-kun
Rank 176

Juntendo University

Rank 201~250

Keio University Waseda University

Rank 401~500

Tokyo University of Science

Rank 604~800

Shibaura Institute of Technology Ritsumeikan University
Hosei University Rikkyo University

Rank 801~

Sophia University Chuo University Meiji University
Doshisha University Kwansei Gakuin University
Aoyama Gakuin University Kansai University

Research Environment Ranking

Rank among private universities in Japan Name Research Environment Score Overall Score
1 Waseda University 30.7 36.4–40.1
2 Tokyo University of Science 30.4 27.3–30.4
3 Keio University 28.8 36.4–40.1
4 Shibaura Institute of Technology 22.2 24.2–27.1
5 Tokyo Medical University 21 33.3–36.3
6 Ritsumeikan University 19.4 24.2–27.1
7 Juntendo University 19.1 43.4–44.4
8 Toho University 17.3 24.2–27.1
9 Aichi Medical University 16.9 30.5–33.2
10 International University of Health and Welfare 15.8 24.2–27.1
10 Teikyo University 15.8 20.4–24.1
Line chart of values from 2017 to 2027, rising from 8.4 to 22.2 with a temporary dip in 2026
▲Waseda University ♦Tokyo University of Science ■Keio University
 

International Outlook Ranking

Rank among private universities in Japan Name Overall Score International Outlook Score
1 Rikkyo University 24.2–27.1 55.5
2 Waseda University 36.4–40.1 53.7
3 Sophia University 12.2–20.3 52.7
4 Ritsumeikan University 24.2–27.1 48.9
5 Shibaura Institute of Technology 24.2–27.1 46.8
6 Konan University 12.2–20.3 44.5
7 Keio University 36.4–40.1 42.4
8 Hosei University 27.3–30.4 41.2
9 Kanagawa University 12.2–20.3 41
10 Kwansei Gakuin University 12.2–20.3 37.8
Line chart of values from 2017 to 2027, rising from 17.1 to 46.8 with a temporary dip in 2021
▲Waseda University ♦Tokyo University of Science ■Keio University
 

Applicant Popularity Ranking  
No. 1 in Applicant Popularity in 3 of 4 Engineering Fields (Kanto-Koshinetsu Region) 

 
Information Engineering and Communications Engineering
Rank Previous Year University %
1 3 Shibaura Institute of Technology 16.0
2 7 Tokyo Denki University 15.0
3 5 Tokyo University of Science 14.4
4 3 Institute of Science Tokyo 11.7
5 2 Meiji University 10.9
Mechanical Engineering and Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Rank Previous Year University %
1 1 Shibaura Institute of Technology 16.7
2 4 Tokyo University of Science 14.3
3 5 Tokyo Denki University 12.3
4 2 Meiji University 10.5
5 2 Institute of Science Tokyo 10.1
 
Architecture and Civil Engineering
Rank Previous Year University %
1 1 Shibaura Institute of Technology 24.1
2 2 Nihon University 17.6
3 4 Meiji University 14.9
4 3 Tokyo University of Science 11.0
5 7 Tokyo Metropolitan University 10.5
Energy and Materials
Rank Previous Year University %
1 3 Tokyo University of Science 15.6
2 4 Institute of Science Tokyo 12.5
3 7 Shibaura Institute of Technology 11.5
4 9 Chiba University 11.5
5 2 Meiji University 11.5
Source: Recruit Shingaku Research Institute, “Shingaku Brand Power Survey 2026.” The ranking table is the “Ranking of Preferred Schools by Desired Field (Mid-Level Category).”

Latest Research in the Spotlight

NVIDIA Adopts Computational Algorithm by Professor Ozaki of Shibaura Institute of Technology — Unlocking the High-Precision Computing Essential for Scientific Simulation from AI-Era GPUs

Ozaki Scheme II, a computational method devised by Professor Katsuhisa Ozaki (Numerical Analysis Laboratory) and colleagues at the College of Systems Engineering and Science, Shibaura Institute of Technology (Koto City, Tokyo; President: Jun Yamada), has been adopted into CUDA, the GPU development platform provided by U.S.-based NVIDIA. It is included in CUDA Toolkit 13.4, the latest version released in September 2026.
In recent years, GPUs have evolved rapidly toward accelerating low-precision computation (computation with fewer digits) for AI development. On the other hand, it has been difficult to fully draw out hardware performance for the accurate double-precision computation (computation with more digits) that scientific simulations such as weather forecasting, seismic design, and new materials development require.
This method is a technology that dramatically speeds up high-precision computation by mathematically combining the low-precision computation designed for AI. Following the adoption of the first-generation Ozaki Scheme I in 2025, the new Ozaki Scheme II has now been incorporated into CUDA, which researchers around the world use. As a result, the outcome of fundamental research that a Japanese university can take pride in will directly support the foundation of scientific and technical computing worldwide.
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