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Admissions Policy: The Students We Seek
Graduate School of Informatics
The Individuals We Cultivate
In this department, we cultivate the kind of students who are ready to join society as advanced professionals, equipped with advanced expertise and problem-solving skills on changing information technology and society. Such students are not only capable of contributing to the realization of a desired information society, but also aiming for harmonious developments between human beings, society, and information technology, as well as the creation of new information cultures.
Educational Goals
Along with the interdisciplinary education/research of informatics that integrates and unifies information science and sociology, we provide systematic, specialized education programs in computer science, information systems, and information society design.
The Students We Seek
We seek the kind of students with true interests in today's sophisticated information society – the kind of students who have a strong desire to positively assist with the realization of an information society, where information technology is in harmony with human beings, based on the integration and unification of information science and sociology. Finally, we seek the kind of students who have advanced expertise and skills that can support their goals.
Faculty of Informatics
The Individuals We Cultivate
We cultivate students who are ready to join society, equipped with strong backgrounds in information science and information society, with an international outlook, a solid sense of information ethics, advanced information technology expertise, and data management experience.
Educational Goals
Along with a firm grounding in informatics that integrates and unifies information science and information sociology, we provide systematic, specialized education in the fields of computer science, information systems, and information society design.
The Students We Seek
We seek students with a strong interest in the new academic field of informatics; a desire to assist local communities in diversifying in line with the networked information society; and the fundamental academic ability and grounding in theory required to study informatics.