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Bachelor's Degree Learning Outcomes

The learning outcomes associated with a bachelor's degree include scientific and engineering knowledge, practical problem-solving, continued learning, communication, and professional ethics. The applicable outcomes differ by academic year, campus, and faculty.

2025: Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Senju Campus

Under the university-wide diploma policy, bachelor's degree award is associated with the following learning outcomes: possession of scientific and technological knowledge and skills, with respect for practical learning; broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering, together with a proactive attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge; and the practical ability to use specialized knowledge and skills to take on and solve various problems.

2026: Faculty of Science and Engineering, Saitama Hatoyama Campus

The specified bachelor's degree learning outcomes include broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and a proactive attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge. They also include the practical ability to use specialized knowledge and skills to take on and solve various challenges; a global perspective and general-purpose abilities, including communication skills, required of a science and technology professional; and an understanding of the relationship between science and technology and people and society, together with the education, career awareness, and ethical outlook required of a science and technology professional, in the spirit of "Technology is people."

Official sources

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