College of Media and Communication
Improve communication skills to get connected with society and the world
The curricula where you develop with peers, as well as thoughtful career support for each individual.
Keep stepping up with your career after graduation in the view.
Learn a curriculum based around information and international studies and cultivate communication skills through ICT (information and communication technology) and English.
Starting from the second year, specialized learning is developed around three core courses. Replete support for acquiring qualifications is also available. In the Information Systems Course, build a foundation in information processing technologies, programming, and system development. In the Information Design Course, build a foundation of multimedia knowledge and hone your skills in web design and graphic design as well as app development and 3D computer graphics. In the International Communication Course, master practical English as an international language and gain an understanding of other cultures to equip you with the skills to excel in a global society.
POINT1
Learn everything from the basics to applied and practical uses of ICT (information and communication technology) and English to acquire communication skills.
Acquire the ability to wield ICT and English, skills essential for the future that can be used around the world. The curriculum is designed for learning in stages for steady progression from the basics.
POINT2
Common subjects and three courses. Develop foundational skills and expertise required in the real world.
Acquire skills in data analysis and utilization, logical thinking, and problem-solving. With English ability at the foundation, hone your ICT and communication skills in English through specialized learning in each course.
POINT3
Hone your employability to make your dreams come true through support that nurtures each student's qualities and potential.
Our faculty members provide meticulous support from admission to graduation. Our system is designed to support each student's growth.
Qualifications and Licenses
Junior High School Teaching License (English), Senior High School Teaching License (English, Information), Digital Content Assessor (DCA), Museum Curator, Social Welfare Officer (Employment Qualifications), Child Guidance Worker, Social Researcher, Child Welfare Officer (Employment Qualifications)*
* Qualifications that can be obtained under certain conditions:
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), IT Passport Exam, Multimedia Certification, CG Creator Exam, Web Designer Exam, Web Design Skills Test, Information Security Management Exam, Basic Information Technology Engineer Exam, Applied Information Technology Engineer Exam, Practical English Proficiency Test, TOEIC®, TOEFL®, Practical French Proficiency Test, Japanese Language Proficiency Test
Future career paths
Computer and Web: OA Instructor, PC Instructor, Programmer, System Administrator, System Engineer (SE), Database Engineer, Application Engineer, Network Engineer, Network Administrator, Security Engineer, Information Security Administrator, Customer Engineer, Sales Engineer, Support Engineer, Application Designer, Web Art Director, Web Director, Web Designer, Web Programmer (Web Engineer), Web Producer, Web Content Planner, Web Creator, Online Shop Owner, CG Engineer, CG Creator & Designer, Image Processing Engineer Language: Language Teacher, Interpreter, Tour Guide Interpreter, Translator Schools: Junior High School Teacher (English), Senior High School Teacher (English, Information), School Staff General Companies in the ICT, Wholesale, Retail, and Service Industries: Customer Service and Information, Trading Work, etc.
Information systems and the internet support modern communication and have become essential foundations for business. This course covers programming, information security, and network technology, and lets students hone practical skills in system development.
In today's world, where all kinds of businesses operate both domestically and internationally and people travel the globe, there is demand for workers who can communicate with people worldwide. In this course, you'll master not only English listening, writing, reading, and speaking skills, but grain broad understanding of different cultures as well. Furthermore, you'll gain deeper insight into international relations and business through global perspectives.
The internet has now thoroughly permeated life and businesses. Used by many, ICT is not merely a tool for information exchange. Usability and enjoyment are essential elements as well. In this course, students learn techniques in web design, graphic design, and computer graphics (CG) and acquire practical skills.
Try operating IT firsthand and making your own creations. Part of the fun is trying new things or attempting things you thought you would be bad at.
Experience and learn about ICT (information and communication technology) such as AI (artificial intelligence), robots, 3D printers, and VR (virtual reality) that will play an increasingly important role in the societies and industries of the future.
Courses in the Department of Information and Culture are not only lecture-based but also include replete seminars and practicums as well. Experiment with the latest technologies and try using a computer to create CG, program, and analyze data.
This experience also serves as an opportunity to see how university studies and personal interests connect within the real world.
