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Future University Hakodate
is a specialized institution centered on the School of Systems Information Science.

Systems Information Science is a field of study that explores diverse systems including biological, natural, mathematical, social, cognitive, and artificial systems by leveraging information science to understand their underlying mechanisms, design better versions, and bring those designs into practice in the real world.
At our university, we comprehensively cultivate the ability to analyze (Science), to design (Design), and to build (Engineering).
As a single-discipline university, the curriculum, research environment, university administration, and architectural space are all designed as an integrated whole, creating an environment where cross-disciplinary collaboration occurs on a daily basis.

Characteristics of learning

Pursuing harmony between humanity and science

We emphasize the balance between humanity and science and technology, and explore an innovative approach to information science that views the complex real world as a system. We combine mathematics, design, and social science to tackle social issues.

Learning together in an open space

Centered around an open atrium-style studio, glass-walled laboratories and classrooms are arranged throughout the space. This design naturally fosters interaction among students and between students and faculty, encouraging interactive learning and a strong sense of community.

Open-minded educational environment

We offer flexible learning that is not bound by classrooms or time slots. We have created an environment that fosters independence and creativity through a variety of activities such as group work, discussions, and craftsmanship.

Curriculum

The School of Systems Media Science consists of two departments: the Department of Media Architecture and the Department of Complex and Intelligent Systems.
From the second year, students are divided into two departments and then assigned to one of five majors within those departments.

Curriculum Overview

Department/Course

Department of Media Architecture

Connecting people, society, and technology to design new information experiences.

Information Systems Course

Students study cutting-edge areas of information systems such as IoT, big data, and security, and develop the ability to design new systems that will shape the future.

Advanced ICT Course

With the expectation that students will continue on to graduate school, the university offers an integrated six-year program spanning undergraduate and graduate studies. It aims to develop individuals with advanced skills in the design, development, and management of software systems sought after in industry.

Information Design Course

In addition to core areas of information design such as design theory and human-computer interaction, students study the cutting edge of information science and cognitive science. The program develops individuals who will pioneer the field of information design.

Department of Complex and Intelligent Systems

Generating new knowledge through AI, mathematics, and data science.

Complex Systems Course

Students are trained to develop strong skills in using and analyzing information by combining a discovery-oriented view of complex systems with knowledge of information science, mathematical science, and practical information processing.

Intelligent System Course

Next-generation information systems engineers are trained through the integration of artificial intelligence, hardware technology, and fields such as cognitive science and interactive systems.

Project-based learning

Meta-Learning Lab / Connections Cafe

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Three Policies

Undergraduate Admissions Policy

With the motto of "Open space, open mind," we aim to nurture students who have the motivation, adaptability, and expertise to take on new challenges in new fields.

Undergraduate Curriculum Policy

Through a curriculum that progresses step by step from general undergraduate subjects to five specialized courses, project-based learning, and graduation research, students will develop specialized and practical skills in systems information science.

Undergraduate Diploma Policy

To create a society where humans and science coexist in harmony, we will cultivate talented individuals who will lead the revolutionary development of information systems through cross-disciplinary collaboration and who have the ability to create the society of the future.

Department of Media Architecture

Connecting people, society, and technology to design new information experiences.

Department of Complex and Intelligent Systems

Generating new knowledge through AI, mathematics, and data science.

Three Policies

An introduction to Future University Hakodate's admissions policy, curriculum policy, and diploma policy.

Curriculum Overview

An introduction to the five specializations offered across the two departments, available to students from their second year.

Project-based learning

An introduction to the project-based learning course (official name: Systems Information Science Practice), a required third-year course offered since 2002.

Meta-Learning Lab / Connections Cafe

We will introduce learning support spaces such as Meta Learning Lab and Connections Cafe.

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