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Architecture Department Diploma Policy

The Architecture Department awards the Bachelor of Engineering to students who meet all of its diploma policies. These policies cover architecture expertise, broad knowledge, professional ethics, career awareness, and communication skills.

Basis for awarding the degree

The Architecture Department recognises a student as an engineer and awards the Bachelor of Engineering to those who meet all of the diploma policies.

Architecture expertise and general education

Students are expected to acquire professional abilities based on information, analysis, representation, planning, design, and related architectural technologies. These abilities cover five areas: planning and design; structures and construction; environment and building services; history and urban studies; and residential environment and interiors. Students are also expected to develop professional architectural abilities together with a broad general education, responding to the information-oriented and international nature of society.

Scientific foundations, career awareness, and ethics

Students are expected to have broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and to maintain a proactive attitude toward continuously acquiring new knowledge. They should understand the relationship between science and technology and people and society, and develop the general education, career awareness, and ethical standards needed as engineers and responsible members of society.

Global perspective and communication

Students are expected to develop a global perspective and the general skills needed as future science and technology professionals, including communication skills.

Official sources

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