Tokyo University of Science and Technology (abbreviated as "Dentsu University" or "Dentsu University") is a national university located in Tokyo, Japan, focusing on education and research in the fields of information technology, electronic engineering and communications. The following is a detailed introduction to the University of Electro-Communications:

Overview

Established: 1881

Nature: National University

Location: The main campus is located in Chofu City, Tokyo, and there is also a Hongo campus in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo

Number of students: About 6,000 (including undergraduates and graduate students)

Educational philosophy

The University of Electro-Communications adheres to the educational philosophy of "integration of science and technology" and is committed to cultivating high-level technical talents with innovative ability and practical skills. The school focuses on the combination of theory and practice and encourages students to actively participate in scientific research and social services.

Disciplines and Faculties

The University of Electro-Communications has the following faculties and disciplines:

Faculty of Engineering

Electronic Engineering

Communication Engineering

Computer Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Applied Physics

Applied Chemistry

Environmental Engineering

Social Infrastructure Engineering

Graduate School

Graduate School of Engineering

Electronic Engineering

Communication Engineering

Computer Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Applied Physics

Applied Chemistry

Environmental Engineering

Social Infrastructure Engineering

Post-doctoral Program

Features

Historical Background: The predecessor of the University of Electro-Communications was the Tokyo Telegraph School founded in 1881. After several reorganizations and developments, it officially became a national university in 1950. The school has a long history and profound accumulation in the fields of information technology and communications.

Educational Features:

Practical Education: The school focuses on experiments and internships, equipped with advanced laboratories and research facilities, providing students with abundant practical opportunities.

Industry-University-Research Cooperation: It has established close cooperative relations with many companies and research institutions, conducts joint research and project cooperation, and provides students with internship and employment opportunities.

Internationalization: The school has established cooperative relations with many universities and research institutions around the world, providing rich overseas exchange and study abroad opportunities, and encouraging students to expand their international perspectives.

Research Strength: The University of Electro-Communications has strong research strength in the fields of information technology, electronic engineering and communications, especially in wireless communications, optical communications, signal processing, image processing, biomedical engineering, etc. The school has many research institutions, such as the Institute of Communications, the Institute of Electronics, etc.

Ranking

The University of Electro-Communications enjoys a high reputation among national universities in Japan, especially in the fields of information technology and communications. According to different ranking institutions, its ranking in the country varies, but it is generally at the forefront.

Fees

Tuition fees: The tuition fees of national universities in Japan are relatively uniform, and the tuition fees for undergraduates are approximately 535,800 yen/year (for reference only, please refer to the latest official information for specific fees).

Other expenses: Including accommodation fees, living expenses, etc., which will vary according to personal circumstances.

Campus Facilities

Library: It has a rich collection of science and technology books and electronic resources, providing students with a good learning environment.

Laboratory: Equipped with advanced laboratories and research facilities to support students' scientific research activities.

Sports facilities: including gymnasiums, swimming pools, athletic fields, etc., to meet students' physical exercise needs.

Student dormitories: provide a variety of dormitories, including single rooms, double rooms, etc., suitable for students with different needs.

Contact information

Address: 182-8585 Dentsu University 1-12-1, Chofu City, Tokyo

Tel: +81-42-444-6000