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Planning Coursework to Meet Progression and Graduation Requirements

This guide explains how to plan and monitor your credits so that you can meet the progression and graduation requirements that apply to your campus, faculty, academic year, and curriculum track.

Saitama Hatoyama Campus: Science and Technology coursework

For the Faculty of Science and Technology in the 2025 Life Sciences curriculum track, plan your Human Development, English, and foundational specialised courses with enough room to meet progression requirements. The requirements for progressing from the third to the fourth year include conditions for common academic-field courses and course-specialised courses, and laboratory work must also be completed. In the Mathematics, Natural Science and Technology, and Information fields, recommended courses and progression requirements are specified according to your academic field; take courses in line with those specified conditions.

Tokyo Senju Campus: monitoring credits for progression and graduation

For the Faculty of Engineering (Second Division) in 2026, register for courses while monitoring your credit completion status so that you can meet both progression and graduation requirements. For the School of Future Science in 2026, likewise register with attention to your earned credits so that you can meet the applicable progression and graduation requirements.

Tokyo Senju Campus: planning ahead in the Faculty of Engineering

For the Faculty of Engineering in 2025, register with sufficient room in your study plan to avoid a credit shortage in advanced years. Monitor the credits you have earned so that you can meet the progression and graduation conditions.

Official sources

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