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Degree Award and Graduate Outcomes

For the 2026 academic year, this page explains the degree awarded by the Information System Design program and the knowledge, skills, and qualities expected of its graduates.

Degree Award and Foundational Knowledge

The Information System Design program in the Faculty of Science and Engineering awards the degree of Bachelor of Informatics to students who have been enrolled in the program for the prescribed period and have acquired the specified abilities. Graduates are expected to have broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering that enables them to contribute to the sustainable development of a science- and technology-based society.

Knowledge, Skills, and Qualities Expected of Graduates

To receive the degree, students are expected to acquire specialized knowledge and skills in informatics. They should be able to identify problems to be addressed in the field of informatics through independent thinking, use their specialized knowledge and skills to solve those problems, and demonstrate practical and communication abilities. They must also be able to explain the process and results of their work orally and in written form. In addition, graduates are expected to develop the qualities needed to serve as ethical science and technology professionals and well-rounded members of society, in the spirit that technology is created by people. They should have basic language skills for communication in a global environment as well as a broad general education.

Official sources

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