Education
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Education
Information systems are indispensable in a highly developed information society. Diversification and optimization of processing modes as well as enhanced reliability of these information systems are always being demanded. The Computer Science graduate major covers research and education in the key areas that are necessary to develop high performance information systems that meet these requirements.
In the Master's and Doctoral Programs, we cultivate individuals who have broad expertise in advanced theories and technologies relating to information infrastructure, information systems, and information services that are indispensable to modern society. Our students will become individuals who use this knowledge to contribute to the world by not only presenting solutions to problems that have given due consideration to the impact they will have on people and society, but also by developing and implementing these solutions.
Potential Employers for Graduates
Accenture / Amazon Japan / Amazon Web Services / Apple Japan / Baidu / Bandai Namco Studios / BPS of Indonesia / CAPCOM / Cygames / Dai Nippon Printing / e-Seikatsu / ETH Zurich / Fixstars / freee / Fujitsu / Geniee / Goldman Sachs / Google / GREE / HAL Laboratory / Hitachi / IBM Japan / Indeed / Intel / Johnson & Johnson / JR East / KOEI TECMO HOLDINGS / LINE / Mercari / Microsoft Japan / MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC / NAVER / NHK / Nihon Synopsys / Nikkei / Nintendo / NISSAN MOTOR / Nomura Research Institute / NS Solutions / NTT / NTT Communications / NTT DATA / NTT DOCOMO / NTT East / OKUMURA CORPORATION / Preferred Networks / Rakuten / Recruit / Shinsei Bank / Softbank / Soliton Systems / Sony / Sony Interactive Entertainment / Tokyo Institute of Technology / University of Tokyo / Yahoo