Mechanical Engineering Graduation Requirements and Diploma Policy
This page explains the study requirements for graduation and the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and abilities expected under the Mechanical Engineering Department diploma policy.
Study and credit requirements for graduation
To have graduation recognized and receive the Bachelor of Engineering degree, students must remain enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Department for the prescribed period, complete the courses established to achieve the department’s educational objectives, earn the prescribed credits, and acquire the required knowledge, abilities, and attitudes.
Mechanical engineering knowledge and skills
Students are expected to possess scientific and technological knowledge and skills in mechanical engineering, an engineering field at the core of science and technology. This requirement emphasizes the value of practical learning.
Practical problem-solving ability
Students are expected to use specialized mechanical engineering knowledge and skills to contribute to the development of a safe, secure, and comfortable society. They must have the practical ability to take on and solve various problems.
Foundational knowledge and continued learning
Students are expected to have broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering and an active attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge and skills.
General education, career awareness, and ethics
Students are expected to understand the relationship between science and technology and people and society. They should possess the general education, career awareness, and ethical outlook needed as science and technology professionals and responsible members of society, under the principle that technology is closely connected with people.
Global perspective and communication
Students are expected to develop a global perspective and general abilities, including the communication skills needed as future science and technology professionals.
Official sources
The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of Engineering (2026 academic year) — PDF page 82
- 2025 Student Handbook — School of Engineering (2025 academic year) — PDF page 82
- 2026 Student Handbook — School of Engineering II (2026 academic year) — PDF page 58
- 2025 Student Handbook — School of Engineering II (2025 academic year) — PDF page 58