This graduate program is promoted by the joint efforts of the Graduate School of Science and the Graduate School of Mathematics. Department of Physics is joining to this program from the Graduate School of Science. Research laboratories on heliospheric and geophysics physics of the Solar-Terrestrial Environmental Laboratory are also joining to this program under the collaboration with the Graduate School of Science. A strong partnership of these laboratories will promote the integrative education for graduate students and nurture excellent young researchers with a unified program strengthened by our research activities and by careful practical training. The education program aims at acquiring the basics of physics and / or mathematics, the ability to find and solve problems independently, and international cooperation. To achieve these objectives, the program committee organizes annual lectures and seminars, which cover astrophysics, elementary particle and hadron physics, condensed matter physics, plasma physics, biophysics, and pure and applied mathematics. Although individual graduate students are assigned to specific laboratories, our education curriculum is not the traditional "closed and rigid "system but an alternative "open and flexible" system in which information exchanges between the different fields are encouraged.