Advancing social innovation
through basic science
The Forefront Physics and Mathematics Program to Drive Transformation (FoPM) is a 5-year integrated Masters–Doctoral program that maximizes the potential of basic science specialists by providing them with the skills to exert a wide influence on scientific and social innovation.
News
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FoPM 2nd pamphlet has been published. -
【UTokyo members only】2nd FoPM Symposium×International Career Seminar will be held on February 17,18 & 19 -
Application Guidance will be held -
Application Guidelines have been updated -
AY2024 Summer FE held
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Selection results announced
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AY2024 Summer QE held
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Co-authored paper by Prof. Sasada (Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences) and Mr. Uozumi (Graduate School of Engineering) has been published in the Journal of Probability Theory. -
Mr. Ken (Graduate School of Mathematical science) was featured on the RIGAKU-RU website.
Welcome to FoPM! We use state-of-the-art physics and mathematics to train basic science specialists who can also find solutions to real-world problems. Join us to work with world leaders in mathematics and the physical sciences and push through scientific frontiers to transform science and society!
Prof. Hitoshi Murayama, Program Coordinator
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All-English Curriculum
Complete all coursework entirely in English (no Japanese-language requirement to apply for the program)
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Integrated Program
Graduate from the program in 5 years with a Masters and a Doctorate in a basic science field
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Financial Assistance
Be appointed as a TAKUETSU Research Assistant and receive a monthly stipend of JPY170,000–JPY180,000
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International Experience
Collaborate with world-class researchers outside Japan (support available)
External partners
University of California, Berkeley; California Institute of Technology (Caltech); Harvard University; Princeton University; Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI); Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS); Seoul National University; Tsinghua University; Peking University; National Taiwan University; ETH Zürich; Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI); European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN); École Polytechnique; École Normale Supérieure de Lyon; Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques (IHES); Higher School of Economics (HSE) University; Nippon Steel Corporation; NTT; Macromill, Inc.
