Curriculum

International Students will receive 'engineering degree' after completing courses according to TEMEP curriculum and passing defense of thesis. The available courses include those offered by the Technology Management, Economics, and Policy Program and those offered by Economic Department, Business School, Graduate School of Public Administration, and Engineering College.

An in-depth learning context in which students conduct research in their specific areas based on a number of taught concepts. Seminars on microeconomics and econometrics are offered to freshmen during vacations and in semester time.

This track relates to individual research and dissertations. It includes a number of required courses that are offered personally by advising professors, such as the “One-to-one research guide for preparing dissertations” and “Dissertation research.” This track helps students to develop their ability to conduct independent research and to evaluate the results of research.

This refers to the courses, in addition to those already mentioned, that students are obliged to complete before they can acquire their desired academic degrees. Representative topics include English conversation, presentation practice, dissertation preparation, and preparing to make academic presentations overseas. Other seminars are held as required.