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Degree Requirements and Learning Outcomes

This page explains the study-period, credit, and learning-outcome requirements for awarding a Bachelor of Engineering degree in the Information and Communication Engineering programme.

Requirements for Awarding the Degree

For the Information and Communication Engineering programme, the degree is awarded to students who remain enrolled for the prescribed period, earn the credits required for graduation, and achieve the specified learning outcomes. In the 2026 academic year, this framework applies to both the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Engineering, Evening Division. For the Faculty of Engineering in 2025, the prescribed standard study period is four years. For the Faculty of Engineering in 2026, the standard study period is also four years.

Learning Outcomes for the Faculty of Engineering

For the Faculty of Engineering in 2025 and 2026, students are expected to develop communication skills and other general abilities needed as future science and technology professionals, while maintaining a global perspective. The 2025 learning outcomes also require broad knowledge and understanding across engineering; knowledge and skills in both information and computer technology and communications and media-processing technology; initiative, problem-solving ability, practical ability, adaptability to new technologies, and the ability to think deeply; and the general education, career awareness, and ethical outlook needed to understand the relationship between science and technology, people, and society and to act as a responsible member of society.

Learning Outcomes for the Faculty of Engineering, Evening Division

For the Faculty of Engineering, Evening Division, students are expected to develop initiative, problem-solving and practical abilities, the practical adaptability to respond flexibly to and accept new technologies, and the ability to think deeply. The 2025 requirements include broad knowledge and understanding across engineering and knowledge and skills in both information and computer technology and communications and media-processing technology.

Additional Outcomes in the 2026 Evening Division Curriculum

For the Faculty of Engineering, Evening Division in 2026, students are expected to acquire knowledge and skills in both information and computer technology and communications and media-processing technology. They are also expected to develop general education, management ability, career awareness, and an ethical outlook, and to build the ability to work independently as a professional engineer or researcher in the information and communications field.

Core Degree Learning Outcomes in 2026

For the Faculty of Engineering in 2026, the degree learning outcomes include knowledge and skills in both information and computer technology and communications and media-processing technology; initiative, problem-solving and practical abilities, adaptability to new technologies, and deep consideration; broad knowledge and understanding across engineering; and the general education, career awareness, and ethical outlook needed to understand the relationship between science and technology, people, and society and to act as a responsible science and technology professional and member of society.

Official sources

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