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Planning Credits for Progression and Graduation

Use the applicable credit targets and requirements when planning course registration, progression, and graduation.

Credit planning for the Faculty of Science and Technology

For the 2025 Electronic Information and Biomedical Engineering curriculum model at Saitama Hatoyama Campus, aim to earn at least 80 credits by the end of your second year. The stated credit figures are minimum progression benchmarks, and you are encouraged to take a balanced selection of courses. To make sufficient time in your fourth year for research and job-hunting activities, you are expected to have earned at least 120 credits from courses offered in the first through third years. This 120-credit target is separate from the minimum progression requirement of 104 credits.

Course registration for progression and graduation

At Tokyo Senju Campus in the 2025 Faculty of Engineering, Division II, register for courses while monitoring your credit status so that you can meet the requirements for progression and graduation.

Official sources

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