Master's and Doctoral Programs in Informatics,
Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba

Degree Programs are educational programs that specify the skills to be acquired according to the level and discipline of the program, and are systematically structured to support students to achieve that goal in obtaining the degree. Unlike the conventional system focusing on departments and faculties, Degree Programs are designed from the perspective of the students to acquire the skills appropriate for the degree level and discipline. Consistency between the name of the degree and its content is at the heart of the Degree Program.

Master’s Program in Informatics develops human resources who can take interdisciplinary approaches to specialized work that makes effective use of information in various human activities such as academic, education, life and culture.
Doctoral Program in Informatics develops human resources who can take interdisciplinary approaches to research on effective use of information in various human activities such as academic, education, life and culture.

The master’s program in informatics intends that students will be able to deeply understand various problems related to human and information, acquire specialized knowledge and skills, and can accomplish their mission. The doctoral program in informatics intends that students will be able to look over various problems related to humans and information, set research themes based on specialized knowledge and technology, and to accomplish them.