Information disclosure based on Article 172-2 of the Enforcement Regulations of the School Education Act (effective April 2011)
Matters relating to the educational and research objectives of the university, policies concerning the certification of graduation or completion, policies concerning the organization and implementation of the curriculum, and policies concerning the admission of students (Article 1, Item 1)
- Tohoku Gakuin's Founding Principles / Educational Philosophy and Objectives / School Motto
- Basic Educational Principles of Tohoku Gakuin
- Three educational principles
- University-wide agreement on curriculum development and implementation
- Faculty of Letters
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Business Administration
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Liberal Arts
- Faculty of Regional Studies
- Faculty of Informatics
- Faculty of Human Sciences
- Faculty of International Studies
- Liberal Arts Education Center
Graduate Schools
- Graduate Schools overview
- Graduate School of Letters
- Graduate School of Economics
- Graduate School of Business Administration
- Graduate School of Law
- Graduate School of Engineering
- Graduate School of Human Informatics
Matters concerning the basic organization for education and research (Article 1, Item 2)
Matters concerning the educational and research organization, the number of faculty members, and the degrees and achievements held by each faculty member (Article 1, Item 3)
- Number of full-time faculty members (by rank, gender, and age)
- List of teachers
- Faculty work/activity report
- Student-to-teacher ratio
Matters concerning the selection of admitted students (Article 1, Item 4)
Matters relating to the number of students admitted, the enrollment capacity and the number of students currently enrolled, the number of graduates or those who have completed their studies, the number of students who have gone on to further education and the number of students who have found employment, and other matters concerning further education and employment, as well as the number of international students (Article 1, Item 5)
- Number of new students (PDF: 396KB)
- Number of transfer students
- Trends in the number of new students
- Capacity
- Occupancy rate
- Number of enrolled students
- Number of international students and number of students sent abroad
- Number of graduates, number of completers, and number of degrees awarded
- Number of students who completed the course within the standard study period
- Number of students advancing to higher education / Number of students entering employment
- Post-graduation career paths for international students
Matters concerning the subjects taught, teaching methods and content, and the annual teaching plan (Article 1, Item 6)
University Syllabus
- All faculties
- Faculty of Letters
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Business Administration
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Liberal Arts
- Faculty of Regional Studies
- Faculty of Informatics
- Faculty of Human Sciences
- Faculty of International Studies
Graduate Schools Syllabus
The general public can search, view, and print syllabi here without logging into MYTG.
*Only applies to courses offered from the 2020 academic year onwards.
Article items (PDF: 4.4MB)
Matters concerning the evaluation of learning outcomes and the criteria for certifying graduation or completion (Article 1, Item 7)
- Grading policy for courses
- Degree awarding policy
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Number of credits required
- Faculty of Letters
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Business Administration
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Liberal Arts
- Faculty of Regional Studies
- Faculty of Informatics
- Faculty of Human Sciences
- Faculty of International Studies
- Graduate Schools: Appendix 2 of Graduate Schools Regulations
- Available Degrees
Matters relating to the school grounds, school buildings, and other facilities and equipment, as well as the educational and research environment for students (Article 1, Item 8)
- Campus Overview and Location
- means of transportation
- library
- museum
- research institute
- Center
- Sports facilities
- Status of extracurricular activities
Matters relating to tuition fees, entrance fees, and other fees collected by the university (Article 1, Item 9)
Matters concerning support provided by universities to students regarding their studies, career choices, and physical and mental health, etc. (Article 1, Item 10)
Matters relating to the status of degree conferral, including the percentage of those who enrolled in Graduate Schools and completed their studies within the standard period of study, for each graduate school, major, or student study category (Article 3, Item 1)
- Number of students who completed the course within the standard study period
- Number of graduates and number of degrees awarded
Regarding the criteria for evaluating doctoral dissertations (Article 3, Item 2)
- Graduate School of Letters
- Graduate School of Economics
- Graduate School of Business Administration
- Graduate School of Law
- Graduate School of Engineering
- Graduate School of Human Informatics
Information regarding the knowledge and skills to be acquired (Section 4)
University Syllabus
- All faculties
- Faculty of Letters
- Faculty of Economics
- Faculty of Business Administration
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Liberal Arts
- Faculty of Regional Studies
- Faculty of Informatics
- Faculty of Human Sciences
- Faculty of International Studies
Graduate Schools Syllabus
The general public can search, view, and print syllabi here without logging into MYTG.
*Only applies to courses offered from the 2020 academic year onwards.
Article items (PDF: 4.4MB)