The primary mission of the Graduate School is not only to produce scholars but also to develop highly skilled professionals. In our Master's courses and the first half of Doctoral courses, students receive extensive one-on-one guidance both in their specialized field and related fields to acquire expertise and the methodological skills to enable them to conduct state-of-the-art research. The second half of our Doctoral courses places emphasis on creating one's own study methods to become an independent researcher. To accomplish this, we have professors of established reputation who provide high-level instruction in each field. Along with this education, including research instruction, a teaching assistant system is in place, under which graduate students who have financial difficulties may receive a scholarship for undertaking faculty support tasks. At the same time, we have various types of entrance examination systems in order to accept adult students and foreign students.

Graduate School Guide(PDF)

The following "Graduate School Guide" briefly introduces research being carried out by academics in our Graduate School.

Graduate School Organization Chart

	Predoctoral/Master's Program	Doctoral Program
Division of Economics	Economics	Economics
Division of Management	Management	Management
Division of Law	Law	Law
Division of Foreign Languages	English
	Chinese
	Linguistics
Division of Science	Mathematics	Mathematics
	Physics	Physics
Division of Engineering		Information Communication Engineering
	Biotechnology	Biotechnology
Division of Frontier Informatics	Frontier Informatics
Division of Economics Correspondence Education	Economics

	Professional Degree Program
Law School	Legal Professional Degree Program