Information Science and Technology

The Graduate School of Information Science and Technology’s master’s program has established the Division of Information Science and Technology consisting of five courses, which are the Course of Computer Science and Information Technology, Course of Electronics for Informatics, Course of Bioengineering and Bioinformatics, Course of Media and Network Technologies, and the Course of Systems Science and Informatics. Students acquire advanced knowledge in basic and specialized fields concerning information science that spans these various courses with the aim of growing to become innovative leaders who are active internationally and have excellent practical and research and development skills that allow them to create new knowledge. The doctoral program instills in students world-class research and development capabilities in specialized fields, and aims to develop frontier leaders who will globally promote research and development in advancing knowledge-based societies, amid the backdrop of international collaboration, to enable the creation of new areas of research from the integration of diverse fields.