Learning for
Problem Solving
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All courses, including exams, reports, research supervision, and thesis writing, will be conducted entirely in English.
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The program offers a strong foundation in data science and programming, which are essential for various fields in modern science, while also equipping students with DX technologies critical for a data-driven society, such as machine learning and AI.
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Students will explore fundamental technologies in fields such as electrical and mechanical engineering, as well as biology and chemistry, which are vital for solving environmental issues, and advance their knowledge through the study of cutting-edge GX technologies built on DX foundations.
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Through internships and Project-Based Learning (PBL) in collaboration with companies and local governments, students will gain hands-on experience and develop practical problem-solving skills applicable in the real world.
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Graduation research is a required component of the program, enabling students to consolidate their knowledge from earlier years and cultivate the ability to independently identify and solve complex problems.
Future Leaders
Cultivating Innovators to Shape Tomorrow
The new department aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders who possess the knowledge
and insight to deeply understand the essence of global environmental issues and contribute to
building a sustainable society through innovation. These leaders will explore the scientific
principles behind data science, digital technologies, and a wide range of fields in science and
engineering, and will approach problem-solving from an integrated, interdisciplinary
perspective.
To achieve this goal, the department will award a Bachelor of Engineering degree to students who
acquire the following essential qualities and skills:
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Logical Analytical Skills
The ability to logically analyze societal challenges, including environmental issues, based on foundational knowledge in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, as well as an integrated understanding of these fields.
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Insightful Interpretation Skills
The ability to identify key characteristics from diverse data generated by natural phenomena and human activities, and to derive insights into their meaning and essence.
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Practical Application Skills
The ability to acquire foundational knowledge in environmental science and technology that contributes to the development of a sustainable society, and to apply this knowledge to solving real- world problems.
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Exploratory Skills for New Possibilities
The ability to identify and solve problems using data-driven approaches, while also exploring the potential for societal transformation through advancements in environmental science and technology.
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Conceptual Problem-Solving Skills
The ability to draw on knowledge gained through learning and experience to independently identify issues and design solutions aimed at achieving a sustainable society.
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Leadership for Transformation
The ability to lead societal change by applying science and technology through entrepreneurship or social initiatives, with a deep understanding of what a sustainable society entails.
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Academic Paths
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Future career and academic paths include a wide range of options, such as pursuing graduate studies, working at government agencies or local municipalities, or joining companies in Japan or abroad.
Admission
This information is subject to change. Please check this website for the latest updates.
- There are two entry periods: Spring (April) and Autumn (September)
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The methods of admission are as follows:
- Spring: Regular Admissions (Document screening) and Admissions by Recommendation (Only for those who are enrolled in Japanese high schools)
- Autumn: Regular Admissions (Documents screening) - One out of SAT/ACT/IB Diploma/GCE A-Levels (3 subjects)/EJU scores will be required
- TOEFL iBT® or IELTS Academic score will be required
- For other required documents, please refer to the current guidelines of the Green Science and Green Engineering programs(FST: When and How to Apply | Sophia University Admissions)
Overview
- Faculty Name:
- Faculty of Science and Technology
- Department Name:
- Department of Digital Green Technology (tentative)
- Degree offered:
- Bachelor of Engineering
- Enrollment Capacity:
- 50 students (approximately half are expected to be international students)
- Total Capacity:
- 200 students
- Number of Faculty Members:
- 10
- Campus Location:
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Sophia University Yotsuya Campus
7-1 Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8554, Japan
Access
Sophia University Yotsuya Campus
7-1 Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-8554, Japan
3-minute walk from Yotsuya Station
(JR Chuo/Sobu Line, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi/Namboku Line)