Graduation Requirements and Degree Certification

This page explains the general standards for graduation and degree certification, including faculty-based curriculum requirements and the specific 124-credit requirement for the 2025 Faculty of Engineering Division II.

General graduation and degree standards

The university certifies a student as a graduate when the student has fulfilled the curriculum requirements of the faculty to which they belong. Graduation also requires the prescribed period of enrollment and the achievement of the specified learning outcomes. The university awards a bachelor's degree to students who meet these conditions and satisfy the graduation requirements established by their faculty. For the Faculty of Engineering, graduation requirements are separately established under Article 32, Paragraph 2 of the University Regulations. The same separate faculty standards apply to the Faculty of Engineering Division II within the stated academic-year scopes.

Grade evaluation and graduation certification

For the 2026 academic year, the Faculty of Engineering must clearly announce its standards for grade evaluation and graduation certification to students in advance and conduct evaluation and certification appropriately according to those standards.

Specific requirement for the 2025 Faculty of Engineering Division II

For graduation from the Faculty of Engineering Division II in the 2025 academic year, a student must have been enrolled for at least four years, fulfill the course requirements prescribed in Article 6 and Appendix Table 2, and earn at least 124 credits in total.

Other faculty graduation conditions

Graduation requires students to satisfy the applicable graduation conditions, but the specific conditions are not provided in the supplied information for the Faculty of Engineering in the 2025 and 2026 academic years. For the Faculty of Science and Technology in the 2025 academic year, the information states that specific graduation conditions are set and described later, without listing those conditions here.

Official sources

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