Common to all faculties
Three educational principles
"Degree Awarding Policy [Diploma Policy]" common to all faculties.
Applicable to students entering in the 2023 academic year and onwards.
This university will award a bachelor's degree to those who have acquired the required credits for graduation in their respective faculties and whose following learning outcomes have been confirmed.
- This allows for reflection on how to live well in the modern world, based on Christian teachings.
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Students will be able to understand the contemporary significance of the Bible and, based on that understanding, discuss their own thoughts on how to live well in modern society.
- They will be able to utilize the general skills and abilities necessary for advanced intellectual activities, as well as their English language skills.
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Students will acquire and be able to utilize general skills and abilities that form the basis of advanced intellectual activities (such as communication skills, logical and critical thinking skills, information literacy, and mathematical literacy), as well as English language skills.
- Students will be able to identify problems and use their learning outcomes to work towards solving them.
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Students can identify various specific issues, including regional challenges, and propose solutions by comprehensively utilizing the learning outcomes from general education and their specialized fields.
- They can perceive things from a broad and diverse range of perspectives and show understanding for different ways of thinking and values.
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They can perceive themselves and the world from diverse perspectives such as history, society, and nature, and show understanding for different perceptions, ways of thinking, and values.
- Students will be able to utilize and explain their learning outcomes in their field of specialization.
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Students will be able to utilize their learning outcomes to explain "what they have learned and acquired" regarding their specialized knowledge and unique perceptions and ways of thinking in their chosen academic field.
Applicable to students admitted between 2017 and 2022 (for Faculty of Engineering only, applicable to students admitted between 2018 and 2022).
This university will award a bachelor's degree to those who have acquired the required credits for graduation in their respective faculties and whose following learning outcomes have been confirmed.
- This allows for reflection on how to live well in the modern world, based on Christian teachings.
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Students will be able to understand the contemporary significance of the Bible and, based on that understanding, discuss their own thoughts on how to live well in modern society.
- They will be able to utilize the general skills and abilities necessary for advanced intellectual activities, as well as their English language skills.
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Students will acquire and be able to utilize general skills and abilities that form the basis of advanced intellectual activities (such as communication skills, logical and critical thinking skills, information literacy, and mathematical literacy), as well as English language skills.
- They can perceive things from a broad and diverse range of perspectives and show understanding for different ways of thinking and values.
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They can perceive themselves and the world from diverse perspectives such as history, society, and nature, and show understanding for different perceptions, ways of thinking, and values.
- I can explain my specialized knowledge in my field of study, as well as the cognitive and thinking methods that support it.
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Students will be able to explain the basic knowledge in their chosen field of study, as well as the specific ways of thinking and understanding inherent in that field.
- Students will be able to identify problems and comprehensively utilize their learning outcomes to solve them.
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By identifying various specific issues, including those affecting local communities, and comprehensively utilizing the learning outcomes acquired up to that point, it becomes possible to solve these problems.