admission quota is 61 Division of Informatics

Empowering the next generation of IT, data science, and management professionals for society and industry.

The ”Division of Informatics” fosters highly skilled digital professionals with expertise in information science and technology, management, informatics, and data science. These professionals contribute to the advancement of Digital Transformation (DX) by addressing 21st-century challenges and creating sustainable and prosperous regional communities.

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Three Educational Policies

  1. Diploma Policies (Policies on academic degree conferment)

    Graduates will be able to:

    • acquire advanced specialized knowledge and skills in information science and technology, management and informatics, and data science, enabling them to support the development of sustainable and prosperous regional communities and contribute to DX.
    • develop interdisciplinary thinking and practical skills that foster a high level of independence and creativity in relation to DX.
    • gain the communication skills needed to promote collaboration with diverse individuals and advance interdisciplinary cooperation related to DX.
    • demonstrate the ethical standards expected of highly skilled digital professionals who contribute to DX.

  2. Curriculum Policies (Curriculum to achieve academic/educational target)

    • The program offers a curriculum centered on DX promotion, enabling students to acquire advanced specialized knowledge and skills in information science and technology, data science, and management.
    • Foundational courses across a broad range of academic fields, together with interdisciplinary advanced courses, are provided to develop interdisciplinary thinking and practical skills essential for DX.
    • Practical problem-solving skills are fostered through the effective use of IT technologies and data, in collaboration with internships, researchers, and practitioners both inside and outside the university.
    • Courses are offered to develop communication skills, social implementation skills, and ethical standards required to apply advanced research outcomes to societal issues.

  3. Admission Policies (Policies on enrollment admission)

    The program admits students who:

    • possess the basic academic skills required to engage in coursework and research related to the advancement of DX.
    • demonstrate a desire to develop creativity while enhancing professional competencies in information science and technology, data science, and management studies.
    • have a strong interest in and motivation to contribute to regional communities through the advancement of DX.

Division of Informatics
Interdisciplinary course and program introduction

This division comprises three interdisciplinary programs. Each program’s curriculum is composed of common literacy courses offered across the graduate school, interdisciplinary courses specific to the Division of Informatics, and specialized courses for each program.

Interdisciplinary Courses in the Division of Informatics

The following two courses are required. In addition, each program designates selected courses from other programs and academic divisions as program-designated courses.

Course name Semester Credits
Special Lecture on Social Implementation Semester A Credits ２
Project Training Semester B Credits ２

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You can check the details of Interdisciplinary course in PDF.

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Program introduction