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Engineering Division II Graduation Requirements and Learning Outcomes

For the 2026 academic year at Tokyo Senju Campus, Engineering Division II graduation requires the prescribed period of enrollment, completion of the required courses and credits, and achievement of the specified knowledge, skills, and attitudes.

Requirements for Graduation

Graduation from Engineering Division II is granted to students who remain enrolled for the prescribed period, complete the courses established by their department, earn the required credits, and acquire the specified knowledge, abilities, and attitudes. Students who are awarded graduation receive the degree of Bachelor of Engineering. The standard study period under the university-wide degree-awarding policy is four years.

Specialized Knowledge and Practical Problem-Solving

Graduates are expected to have practical knowledge and skills in one of three specialized fields: electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, or information and communications engineering. They are also expected to use their specialized knowledge and technical skills to take on and solve a range of real-world challenges, developing the practical ability to contribute to a safe and comfortable society.

Foundational Knowledge and Continuous Learning

Graduates are expected to possess broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and to maintain a proactive attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge.

Communication, Global Awareness, and Professional Responsibility

Graduates are expected to have a global perspective and the general communication skills needed as science and engineering professionals. They should also understand the relationship between science and technology and people and society, and possess the general education, career awareness, and ethical outlook required of science and engineering professionals.

Official sources

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