Applied Chemistry Degree Award Policy and Graduation Requirements

This page explains the degree award conditions, standard study period, and learning outcomes for students in the Department of Applied Chemistry.

Degree award conditions and standard study period

For the 2025 academic year, the standard study period for the Department of Applied Chemistry is four years. The department awards a bachelor's degree in Engineering to students who have been enrolled at the university for the prescribed period, earned the credits required for graduation, and achieved the prescribed learning outcomes.

Learning outcomes for the 2025 academic year

Students are expected to develop the following learning outcomes: knowledge and skills in applied chemistry as a field of engineering; the ability to use specialized applied chemistry knowledge and skills to contribute to a safe, comfortable, and sustainable society and to tackle and solve various challenges; broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering together with an active attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge and skills; an understanding of the relationship between science and technology, people, and society, along with the education, career awareness, and ethical outlook required of science and technology professionals; and a global perspective and general abilities, including the communication skills needed by future science and technology professionals.

Learning outcomes for the 2026 academic year

Students are expected to acquire knowledge and skills in applied chemistry within engineering, use specialized applied chemistry knowledge and skills to help build a safe, comfortable, and sustainable society and solve a variety of challenges, maintain broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and an active commitment to continued learning, understand the relationship between science and technology, people, and society while developing the education, career awareness, and ethical outlook required of science and technology professionals, and develop a global perspective and general abilities such as communication skills.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.