Chitose Institute of Science and Technology is a public university located in Hokkaido, Japan. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

Contact information:

Tel: 012-327-6011

Fax: 012-327-6076

Email: www-admin@guppy.chitose.ac.jp

Address: 758-65 Mimi, Chitose City, Hokkaido.

Features:

Students have strong autonomy: In the first year of enrollment, students are not divided into majors. They determine their own direction by learning basic knowledge in science, engineering, social sciences and other fields. In the second year, they can choose their own majors to let students clarify their own development direction.

Personalized guidance: The school is small in scale, and faculty and staff can know and understand each student, provide personalized guidance for students in life, study, employment, etc., and also provide personal learning guidance through the online learning system.

Learning mode with "light" as the theme: The main research subject is "light". From cutting-edge technologies such as optical computers and laser medical treatment to social basic technologies such as optical fiber communications and high-speed networks, relevant teaching content from cutting-edge science to social application technology is provided to cultivate comprehensive talents.

Courses:

Department courses: There are comprehensive optical science departments (including biological materials departments, optical systems departments, and global system design departments), and optical science departments (including material optical science departments and optical application system departments).

Graduate school courses: There are optical science research departments, including pre-doctoral courses and post-doctoral courses.

Tuition:

The admission fee is 180,000 yen.

Tuition is 933,000 yen/year. The school also provides various scholarships, tuition discounts and other support policies for students with financial difficulties, such as the Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship Loan, Chitose Institute of Science and Technology Scholarship, tuition exemption, return travel subsidies, etc.

Campus environment:

The school is located in Chitose City, Hokkaido, with beautiful surroundings and fresh air. The infrastructure on campus is relatively complete, equipped with advanced teaching equipment and experimental facilities, providing good conditions for students' study and research. The school also has public facilities such as libraries, gymnasiums, and cafeterias to meet students' daily needs.

Employment: The school is a university with a high employment rate, and its graduates are recognized in related fields. The school focuses on cultivating students' practical ability and professionalism, and provides students with rich employment opportunities and practical experience through cooperation with enterprises and internship projects. Graduates' employment directions are mainly concentrated in optical science-related enterprises, research institutions, educational institutions, etc.

Overview: Chitose University of Science and Technology was established in April 1997 as a public private science and engineering university in Chitose City, and was officially established in 1998. The school aims to become a world education and research center. After years of development, it has trained many science and engineering bachelors, masters and doctors. The school currently has about 900 undergraduates and 60 graduate students.