Curriculum and Graduation Requirements

Students, who are not enrolling in International Graduate Program, should refer to the Japanese version.

[Master's degree]
For a Master's degree, each student must satisfy the following requirements;
1. 30 credits or more from the Graduate school courses.
2. 24 credits or more from the Research Courses and from the Courses by Departments.
3. 8 credits from the Seminar Courses.
4. 14 credits or more from the Departmental Courses and 2 credits or more from the Courses in Other Departments.
5. 2 credits or more from the Liberal Arts and General Education.
6. The student must submit his/her Master thesis and pass the final examination.

[Doctoral degree]
For a Doctoral degree, each student must satisfy the following requirements:
1. Credits from Seminars Course in each term.
2. The candidate must pass the foreign language examination by the department.
3. Sufficient research activities such as presentations at international conferences and journal publications.
4. The student must first pass the midterm examination. Then, he/she must submit his/her Doctoral thesis and pass the final examination.

[IGP-A program]
For students enrolling in IGP-A Sustainable Engineering Program, Information and Communications Technology Course, the above same degree requirements (Master's and Doctoral) are applied. However, "Departmental Courses" in this case include all courses listed in "4.5 Information Communication Technology Course" in addition to the courses by the Department of Communications and Computer Engineering. Since the graduation requirements is not simple, we provide friendly guide here. Please refer to the guide.

[IGP-C Doctoral program]
For students enrolling in IGP-C program, Doctoral Course, the above same Doctoral degree requirements are applied.

All lectures with some exceptions in Department of Communications and Computer Engineering are offered for the International Graduate Course Program by request. The courses are conducted in a variety of manner, namely lectures, quiz, seminar, and group study. All students are required to take courses which are selected for systematic study in the specified area. All students must get guidance by both their supervisor and the professors giving the lectures.

Outlines of lectures

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Last modified: 29 September 2015